River of youth, submerged flowers

Author: Li Meng
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: These words were written during my nineteen-year-old summer, recording some growth, some past sorrows and sweetness. I want to keep walking endlessly, seeing faces with different expressions, listening to stories with intricate plots—this is the indispensable warmth in my life. These words were written during my nineteen-year-old summer, recording some growth, some past sorrows and sweetness. I want to keep walking endlessly, seeing faces with different expressions, listening to stories with intricate plots, and this is the indispensable warmth in my life. Most of the articles in this book were written by Li Meng during the summer vacation of 2004. The book is divided into four parts: "Youth," "River," "Submerged," and "Flowers." It narrates her memories of time, memory, and youth at the age of nineteen. In the book, she says, "As time passes, memories linger, and then I don’t know how to pay my respects in words. In this flood of time, besides nostalgia, we have no other choice." The renowned contemporary female artist Sun Guojuan has illustrated the book. Tokyo Literary Award winner Yi Shu has commented on the book: "Her (Li Meng) words are so unassuming, not mocking, and not bland. After reading them, you’ll find that everything is like rolling years—endlessly flowing yet making one reluctant to turn back." "Believe in happiness, believe in life—this is the firm belief this girl gives us." Li Meng, born on March 25, 1985, in Taiyuan, Shanxi, is an Aries with AB blood type. She is currently studying at the Central China Normal University, majoring in the beloved field of news and communication. She has won the first prize in the National Composition Competition and the second prize in the Fourth National New Concept Composition Competition. She has published numerous articles in well-known publications such as "Menghua." She has won multiple awards in national middle school, university, and youth literary competitions. Her works have been published in publications such as "Menghua," "Youth Literature," "Furong," and "Nanfeng." In January 2003, she joined the Chinese Association of Prose Writers. She has published a personal collection titled "Walking Through Seasons" and has