Serviceberry

Author: Mei Zhi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book includes vibrant old trees, my "master," two green flowers, peers Huang Jiapo, lady of the family—"female spy," greedy wife, my two "rivals," fire in the cattle pen, peanuts are ripe, prickly ash is red, a casual talk on health preservation, reading "Hu tuo River and Me," Sunzi's pet, three-legged door god, unforgettable old sentiments and penning again, listening to songs with feelings, dream of Shanghai, the true rafters, meeting Buddha's claw again, tofu dishes at the market, fishy grass is also a dish, (without thoughts) thoughts, recalling old photos, cheering for the anniversary of the founding of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, unforgettable shouts, trust gave me strength, about Lu Xun's manuscript payment, Zhou Enlai's teachings to Hu Feng, winter nights are quiet, missing Wuhan, Pearl Lake, chewing on vegetables to praise the late Qing, notes on Beijing's housing changes, remembering ancestors and allies, moving reflections, recalling past events, stories inspired by gift bird nests, recognizing the loss of light, Hu Feng and our mutual friend Lou Shiyi, Lu Xun gave us strength, great people, preface to "Mei Zhi Fairy Tale Poetry Collection," postscript to "Foggy Memories," postscript to "Notes on Prison," postscript to "Behind the High Walls," postscript to "Foggy Memories—Record of Hu Feng's Suffering," indelible memories—afterword to "Tales Heard," preface to "Youthful Hu Feng," postscript to "Prickly Ash is Red," preface to "Me and Hu Feng," preface to "Long Love Song," my promise—postscript to "The Life of Hu Feng," postscript, brief chronology of Mei Zhi.