Short Story, Great Wisdom - About Growing Up - Enjoy 86 Fragments of Growth

Author: Guo Xin, Yang Xiaomin (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: A collection of the essence of Small Story Monthly over 20 years, exploring the path to growth and achieving success through self-reliance. Enjoy 86 pieces of growth fragments, win yourself, and only then can you succeed. — Feng Jicai on Small Story Monthly
About Small Story Monthly
? Continuously influenced Chinese literature for 20 years, with a single issue circulation of 550,000 copies;
? A popular read that moved over 10 million readers;
? Awarded the National Journal Award and the 100 Key Periodical Awards in the 1st and 3rd editions;
? Featuring contributions from special guest writers such as Wang Meng, Feng Jicai, Cong Weixi, He Shaojun, Ye Qingcheng, and others.
There is a kind of pain called growth, and a kind of sorrow that belongs to youth. As time flows like sand through our hands, memories of growth—whether painful, bitter, warm, or romantic—become deep imprints on our young minds, remaining unforgettable until the day we grow old. When you have nothing to do, why not unlock the door to your heart on a sunny afternoon, take out each story of growth and air them out, observing them—what you will gain is a unique kind of emotion.
Life is long yet fleeting. As you walk along, various memories will be etched in your heart—about the people you’ve encountered, the things you’ve experienced, the scenery and emotions you’ve witnessed, some beautiful, some painful. Some are worth cherishing and reminiscing about for a lifetime, while others deserve our effort to discard, lose, and forget.
Through wind and rain, experiencing every detail of growth, and feeling the highest human emotions, we will eventually understand life and grasp the wisdom and truth of existence.