Affecting my two hundred poems

Author: Shu Ting
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Reading and reflection can only make me love, be more (stubbornly dedicated), and be excessively obsessed with literature. Often, a thunderbolt from a single word or phrase makes me tremble, rejoice wildly, and yearn, rushing to share with fellow enthusiasts. The charm of the Chinese language conquers us sometimes with a scorching pain, sometimes with a bone-chilling cold, but more often with a cathartic cleansing and the exhilarating feeling of "I want to ride the wind back home." When it comes to the influence of modern and contemporary literature and classical literature on my life, or our lives, which is more significant? It varies from person to person, and it's hard to sort out clearly. If we want to test the "elegant Chinese" in us, we can't help but pull at the umbilical cord of classical poetry. —Shu Ting
Modern and contemporary literature and classical literature, which have a greater impact on my life, or our lives? It varies from person to person, and it's hard to sort out clearly. If we want to test the "elegant Chinese" in us, we can't help but pull at the umbilical cord of classical poetry.