Big Eyes Composition--Polishing Language. Pursuing Language Expression

Author: Wang Shouyi
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Publication Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The content of this book includes: "The dim glow of lanterns" is not the brilliance of lights; "people within the borders" should think of "people outside the borders"; the Beijing Asian Games "mark the end of the 'sick man of East Asia'"; praising the word "biting" in "the sun bites me"; that year's college entrance exam required writing a one-sentence news report; Mao Zedong said "food offered with disdain, if eaten, will cause stomach pain"; a candidate said "take from others and use for oneself"; Hu Yaobang told Hu Ro-king about the story of the Tower of Babel; "worry and labor can build a nation, while idleness and indulgence can destroy it" – a saying unforgettable for centuries; the dispute between Zhao Weihou and the envoy of the State of Qi; Mr. Xia Ganjun discussing astronomy and meteorology; the skillful use of the "glue" of language; the unforgettable appearance and tone of Mr. Zhang Tengye; from the drunkenness of the magistrate to the joy of nature; the last bolt tightened; better to dance with the wolf than fear it; the recombination of "Su Shi" and "Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism"; packers, walls, canning, and air; Mr. Mao Dun said two boxing masters fought; the high cost of living in Chang'an; fan slogans are also divided into "home and away"; a successful letter of surrender; Wang Xifeng is an expert in pragmatics; a beggar boasts of knowing a wealthy person; don't worry about "whether it looks like" but ask "whether it's good"; aim for the sky, and you might just reach it.