An Anthology of Chinese Prose in the 20th Century. 4, Volume of Mountains and Rivers

Author: Yuan Ying
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: Reading ten thousand books and traveling ten thousand miles has long been a tradition of Chinese literati. Whether in prosperous times or adversity, as long as there is a chance, they always love to climb mountains and explore landscapes, lingering in the scenery, moved by the sights, and expressing their emotions through objects. Thus, they pour their thoughts into writing. Lu Fanglong once wrote a poem: "I can recognize the good in your poetry, it lies in the mountain paths and water inns." Poetry is like this, and prose is no different. Since the beginning of the 20th century, a series of masters skilled in depicting scenes and describing objects have emerged one after another in the modern literary world. Their exquisite, elegant, and natural, painting-like prose has led generations of readers to the east, south, west, and north, broadening their horizons and expanding their hearts.