Gao Yang's Miscellaneous Writings

Author: Gao Yang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The history of five thousand years is vast and profound, so my small topics will always have inexhaustible material to explore. What's more gratifying is that in Chinese communities around the world, there is no place without my readers. Some readers have been highly praising and encouraging me earnestly, leaving me with nothing but the four words "overwhelmed with gratitude and remorse" to describe my feelings. In scientific creation, individual spirituality is ultimately drowned in the pursuit of commonality and laws. However, artistic creation is an irreplaceable individual spirituality. If there had been no Newton, there would have been a Deng or Yang Deng to take his place, because apples will always fall from trees, and the law of universal gravitation will always be discovered. However, without Da Vinci, Shakespeare, and Cao Xueqin, perhaps we would never have known the creation of such timeless works as "Mona Lisa," "Hamlet," and "Dream of the Red Chamber."