What time does the next train leave?

Author: Zhao Heng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Zhao Heng, the youngest daughter of the writer Yang Yi, who called Ba Jin "Mr. Ba," was deeply influenced by Ba Jin. Ba Jin spoke the truth with passion, and Zhao Heng spoke the truth in this book. She used not only words but also sketches. The book is richly illustrated, with over 360 pages of vivid details brought to life on the paper. When Zhao Heng's father, Zhao Ruihong, applauded to welcome the People's Liberation Army and her uncle, Yang Xianyi, resolutely stayed in Nanjing, the choices of her elders destined for Zhao Heng to grow up in an era of absolute obedience, wearing a red scarf. She once fell into the depths of idolizing ignorance, and beneath that abyss, she was a small fish almost suffocating to death. She suffered, she was confused, she thought, she struggled, but her paintings and words were free of resentment. The ink flowed from her pen, still filled with the fragrance and brilliance of family love, friendship, and love. At the age of sixty, Zhao Heng still has long hair and drives a silver-gray Fiat, traveling across the land she loves in China, capturing the magnificent scenery of life with her eternal youthful passion.