Boil until the water drips like pearls

Author: Chi Li
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: "Burning to the Point of Dew Turning into Pearls" can be seen as the distillation and insights of Chi Li's life experiences. The book is divided into two parts: "As I Hear It" and "What I Hear Is Like This." The first part records the everyday life of Chi Li as an ordinary woman and mother, including her daily routines, family life, and raising children. Among these, Chi Li's free-style education for her daughter reveals an unknown aspect of the writer. The second part records Chi Li's reading and writing as a writer, including her personal reflections on the works and writing states of writers from ancient and modern times, both Chinese and foreign. "Burning to the Point of Dew Turning into Pearls" can be seen as the distillation and insights of Chi Li's life experiences. The book is divided into two parts: "As I Hear It" and "What I Hear Is Like This." The first part records the everyday life of Chi Li as an ordinary woman and mother, including her daily routines, family life, and raising children. Among these, Chi Li's free-style education for her daughter reveals an unknown aspect of the writer. The second part records Chi Li's reading and writing as a writer, including her personal reflections on the works and writing states of writers from ancient and modern times, both Chinese and foreign.