Rain also

Author: Luo Lan
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Luo Lan grew up in a scholarly family. At the age of nineteen, she went to the countryside to teach, during which time she read many classical and modern works, laying a foundation for her future writing and gaining great benefits. In 1948, Luo Lan left the mainland and went alone to Taiwan, where she hosted a music program on a radio station. She often inspired listeners while broadcasting music, discussing ideals, ambitions, friendship, family, love, and marriage. She was widely welcomed by the audience. Later, at the request of listeners, she compiled her conversations into five volumes of "Luo Lan's Words," which were well-received by readers. Luo Lan's works are deeply influenced by traditional Chinese culture, imbued with a profound cultural heritage. They are subtle, enduring, and filled with Chinese-style philosophy—wise, insightful, and perceptive. Her works reflect the author's deep reflections on modern society, which are profound and clear. Her writings provide guiding insights for Chinese readers who have opened their doors to the world, helping them find a sense of tranquility amidst the chaos and heat of interpersonal interactions or the commercial tide. Currently, Luo Lan has become one of the most beloved Taiwanese writers among mainland Chinese readers.