Liu Yong Fine Books · Wandering Volume

Author: Liu Yong, a native of the United States
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Publishing Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Oh, a small troupe of wanderers in the world, please leave your footprints in my words. You are like a swift and winding stream, singing and dancing as you flow. When you run forward lightly, your steps sing. I am like a rugged and steep embankment, silent and speechless, like a mountain, watching you with a gloomy gaze. The ancients said: "At forty, one is no longer confused; at fifty, one knows the will of heaven." Through reminiscence, recalling the good times of youth, travel, and childhood, the author describes the heart's journey of a middle-aged traveler. This volume includes "Because of Youth, So Wander," "Liu Laolao Returns Home," "Picking Flowers and Tending Grass," and "The Tribe of the Night." This book is part of Liu Yong's "Wanderers' Volume" in the Liu Yong Fine Books series, featuring over a hundred of the best essays by the renowned Taiwanese writer Liu Yong. The book also specially includes many new life photographs provided by Mr. Liu Yong. Additionally, it includes supplementary materials such as "A Chronology of Liu Yong's Life." This book is rich in content, ingeniously crafted, and written with vivid and flowing prose. It has high literary value and readability, making it an excellent reading choice for your leisure time. From it, you may gain many insights.