World and your corner

Author: Zhang Wei
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: The idealist is not just a posture but also a burden. A writer without thoughts is like a person without a soul. In recent years, what our literature has lacked is precisely the soul. In this collection of essays and, the author seems to act freely, unrestrained, encompassing society, history, culture, and art in their artistic vision. Their artistic expression is also carefree and free; yet, the words between the lines reveal the passion and dedication of the idealist to society and life. Thus, it can be said that their writing is crafted with the heart, a spiritual infusion of the idealist. The broad-mindedness of the writer and the grandeur they invest in their words naturally flow out.
The cultural world has always had people advocating for "great prose." In reality, the greatness of prose does not lie in its grandeur or its content, but in the writer's stance, whether they possess a broad and rich idealist heart and sentiment. Therefore, what our "Idealist Prose Series" calls for and longs for is not just the grandeur of prose in style, or literary innovation and renewal, but the elevation and expression of the idealist spirit of writers, thinkers, and all humanities scholars.
This is a newly published collection of essays and by the renowned writer Zhang Wei. With an unwavering idealist spirit, the author focuses on society and life, writing without restraint, with history, culture, art, and life all within their scope of observation. This book tells us that the world has changed, but the essence of emotions and ethical categories like love and compassion, these cultural genes that have supported human survival for millennia, have not fundamentally changed with the ever-changing contemporary life. They remain the fundamental framework of this world.