So it is said

Author: Shan Sanya
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: As a seasoned journalist, Shan Sanya has extensive connections and broad interests, particularly in the cultural field. Her reports, interviews, and essays cover current hot topics that readers are concerned about. With her fluent writing style and a focus on the common emotions of readers, she can evoke a strong response. – Ye Tingfang
The essay and series Zuoye Ming Congshu (Book for Daily Inspiration), edited by the scholar Wang Chunyu, is published by the China Cultural Publishing Group. It includes six books: Literary Miscellany (by He Zhenbang), So to Speak (by Shan Sanya), Faded Paper Snow (by Wu Liyang), Words from the Depths of Life (by Xu Huaiqian), Reflections on Spring Ming (by Yang Xuewu), and Feeling Outside the Gate (by Gao Wei). The authors include well-known literary critics and writers, as well as editors from newspapers and magazines. Guided by the spirit of "prefer to die with a voice rather than live in silence," they speak of what others have not spoken and of what others dare not speak, making the series highly rich in ideological and cultural content.