Night burns

Author: He Tao
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Prose, this is a pathetic concept that has been stained and even trampled upon, especially in the contemporary era. My current unbroken-line writing is, in fact, a search. Through this personal writing, I hope to finally find my own prose—a free, dignified, and fulfilling prose. In the so-called tradition of Chinese prose, a significant portion, in my view, is merely imitation. The relationship established between the writer and the subject is not a living, personal connection marked by one's own life's imprint, but rather a rigid, bloodless public relationship. The main content of this book includes Green Sleeve, South Street and Time, Tangxi and Tongxi, The Form of Time, Darkness, Big Chi River, Notes from a Journal of the South, Spring Rushes, Flying, Breathing Under the Green Shade of Lake Water, Traces of the Night, Songs of the Suburban Area, Three Notes on Yue, Fragments of the South of Jiangbei Sea, Black Land, Haizhou's Hometown: Twilight and Night, Private Jinling, The Sea's Rushing Near the Mundane Life, Eight Chapters of Xiyuan, Leaning and Sharp Shadows, A Moment of the Era.