Idiot's Diary

Author: Liu Yong
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This is the soulful musings in the midst of ice and snow, a lakeside journal by a Chinese philosopher. Liu Yong's needle-sharp pen, through the natural scenery of wind, flowers, snow, and moon, delivers irony to human love, hatred, and emotions. In the returning winter, through the third eye of the soul, the author is moved by the expression of ice and snow in Lake Lexsus, far from the hustle and bustle. More than a hundred indoor plants emit their subtle fragrance and spring dreams. The footprints of migratory birds, insects, and fish in the snow, the otherworldly life in the wild fire and distant halls, the magnificent and breathtaking words of divine grace and passing travelers, the ingenious paintings, and the photographic scenes that come to mind—all showcase the charm and elegance of this talented author. Could this not have been achieved amidst the natural symphony?