Temperament Zhang Kankang

Author: Zhang Kankang
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: We express in Chinese. We search and record all mature Chinese literature. It may have the tension of resilience, the density of texture, the ethereal pursuit of tradition, or the weight of sound, form, and meaning. It may also be visible in the iron-like glow emitted by contemporary Chinese as it progresses, or audible in the growth of thought, or the resounding syllables breaking through the void, as well as all the colors, sounds, scents, thickness, and quality needed to drive this fluid narration. If personality is compared to a river, "personality" is not always the turbulent waves on the surface—it may more often be the water permeating the wide riverbed, gentle yet possessing an unbroken sense of penetration. If personality is compared to flickering lights, "personality" is not always bright—it may more often be the "absence of light," because when the eyes touch the darkness, the "vastness of emptiness" behind the brightness will gradually reveal itself. When the curtain falls on male and female joy, sound and color, and the pursuit of pleasure, the depth of humanity—will be revealed and opened.