Icing's prose

Author: Bing Xin
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This book is divided into five parts, mainly including stories, reflections on the twenty-first hearing, "Girls in the era of destruction and construction," "Have I ever been pessimistic when writing novels?" "Morning News Student Laborers," "A Small Bird," "A Message to the Indian Philosopher Tagore," "The Boundary of 'Infinite Life'," "Painting—Poetry," "Circle," "I," "Dream on New Year's Eve," "Smile," "Stone Statue," "Freedom Outside the Law," "May Day," "Me + Christ = ?", "The Love of the Universe," "Mountain Thoughts," "Pictures," "Memories," "Q&A Words," "Incomplete Measurement (I)," "Incomplete Measurement (II)," "Incomplete Measurement (III)," "Dream," "'New Year's Eve'," "Garden of the Cross," "Leisure Thoughts," "Past (I)," "To Qinglong Bridge," "Good Dreams," "Past (II)," "Return to the South," "New Year's Writing Attempt"; "To Young Readers," "Preface to the Fourth Edition of 'To Young Readers'," "To Young Readers," "Mountain Notes," etc.