"Enter for a new line does not need to be translated, return as it is, all other Chinese should be translated into English: Poem about life"

Author: Wang Chongli
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: In the recent popularity of historical and cultural prose in China, one figure cannot be mentioned without being included: Wang Chongli, a member of the presidium of the China Writers' Association and the president of the Liaoning Writers' Association, who won the National Excellent Prose Award of the first Lu Xun Literature Prize for his work Spring Wide, Dreams Narrow. His writing is elegant and unhurried, with profound and distant meaning, reflecting a unique poetic beauty and rich academic expertise. He excels particularly in historical and cultural prose, guiding history and tradition towards modernity and the depths of human nature. Using modern consciousness to observe culture and human nature, he gains transcendent insights, thus standing out among contemporary scholars of prose (cultural prose) and being deeply loved by readers at home and abroad. This volume is part of the Wang Chongli Cultural Prose Series, focusing on intellectual prose, covering various emotions from both the inner and outer realms of life, such as Qianqian Kao Wen (Thousand-Year Inquiry), Hongchen Jie Wu (Understanding in the Red Dust), Xi Meng Zhuai Huai (Chasing Past Dreams), Wenhua Xiang Chou (Cultural Nostalgia), Shanchuan Shangdu (Appreciating Mountains and Rivers), and Shengyue Lü Ji (Life's Journey).
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet—the myriad forms of life. And poetry, the wand of the Muse. Whether tragedy or comedy, nightmare or dream, prosperity or adversity, brightness or darkness—once life is touched by poetic insight, it reveals its impermanence yet constancy, monotony yet diversity, simplicity yet depth, adding to its interest and showcasing its boundless narratability and knowability.