Sunset on the palm

Author: Gao Yang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Gao Yang did not intend to be a calligrapher, but he had the habit of an old scholar in playing with ink and brush, deeply loving to compose poems and write couplets, leaving behind several pieces of calligraphy with a touch of the "thin gold body" style. This book first introduces the New Year celebration in the Chonghua Palace, then discusses the "Gardens of Ten Thousand Parks" about the Yuanmingyuan,, and other topics, as well as my hometown "Hengqiao Yin Guan". In people's impression, Liang Yusheng, Gu Long, and Wen Rui'an are famous for their wuxia novels, while Gao Yang's name is associated with historical fiction. The newly published "Fierce Bones, Poetic Heart" series by Baihua Literature and Art Press is the first to introduce selected essays by these writers, providing a fresh perspective for people to comprehensively understand them. The series includes four volumes: Liang Yusheng's "Pen, Sword, and Calligraphy," Gu Long's "Who Will Join Me for a Drink," Gao Yang's "Sunset on the Palm," and Wen Rui'an's "Heavenly Fire." The essays of the four writers share a common feature: they all embody the spirit of a wuxia hero. The topics covered are diverse, even the essays collected on life experiences are titled with the special feature "A Person in the Jianghu."