Ride the winds and rains of life

Author: Di Yansheng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The articles reveal more than just genuine emotions and expressions. Especially for things experienced and personally felt, the author always wants to record them, share them, and not be satisfied until they are fully expressed. However, precisely because of this, whether it brings benefits or losses, there are still many reflections. Although many things have passed, only the author knows the sweetness, bitterness, and struggles involved. To this day, the author remains true to their original intentions, which is why some say they are "stubborn in character" and "the writing reflects the person." Rather than calling this a collection of essays, it is more accurately a compilation of documentary-style descriptive articles, with a majority still being essays. Among them, there are a few pieces that combine narration and commentary on food and drink, as well as several prose poems, with many new-style and traditional Chinese poems included in the articles. For prose poems and new-style poems, I believe young friends can understand or find it easy to understand. However, for traditional Chinese poems, although I tried my best to adhere to the rules of poetic meter while writing, such as the relationship between "level and oblique tones," "parallelism," "adherence," and "rhyme," due to my limited knowledge, there are still unavoidable "awkward lines" and "violations of the isolated level tone rule."