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Author: Chen Zhongshi
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Compared to the author's renowned masterpiece White Deer Plain, this book is more a collection that highlights the author's unique personality and reflects his life journey. The works included in this book are mostly the author's recent creations, whether they are novels, essays, or reading notes. They are grand and natural, imbued with a sense of historical depth, a sense of pride as descendants of the Yan and Huang tribes, the spirit of self-respect and resilience of the Chinese nation, and the profound simplicity, boldness, and sincerity unique to the people of Guanzhong. Compared to the White Deer Plain, which won the Fourth Mao Dun Literature Prize, this book is more a collection that showcases the author's unique personality and reflects his inner journey. The book is divided into three sections:
Section "Days"—Three newly written short stories reflecting the daily lives of ordinary people.
Section "For the Admiration of Nineteen"—The author's persistent pursuit of literature and the (knotty) journey of realizing his dream of entering the literary (palace).
Section "A Canal in Ili"—The mysterious canal of Ili, the vast and cool mountains, the fragrant aroma of "Qinba Fog Tips," the beauty of the "Mizhi Sisters," and the rich western charm make it a place where those who admire nature and seek simplicity are drawn.
Section "Fire Crystal Persimmons"—Reflects the author's nostalgia, family affection, friendship, and leisurely pursuits.