Author: Huang Shuai
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: First met Huang Shuai in a training class organized by the Ministry of Education in 2003. When we started chatting, she often drifted into big topics like ethnicity, history, and society. I assumed, naturally, that the formidable "primary school student" from the history of the People's Republic, having walked through political storms, would have these things in her head. After the training class ended, my classmates and I started to connect more, quickly forgetting that "Huang Shuai" was once a symbol. The unrealistic "primary school student" in my memory disappeared, and now the name "Huang Shuai" represents a friend who smiles before speaking, with a delicate demeanor. A classmate once gave her a 16-character review: "Straight smiles, faint sorrows, high aspirations, low tones." In her friends' eyes, Huang Shuai has her very "handsome" side. For example, she is tall and graceful, with a humble temperament, and can write beautiful, moving calligraphy, often earning everyone's admiration: "She is truly handsome!" However, she also has her "unhandsome" sides, such as being so kind and gentle that she sometimes lacks her own opinions, often leaving a long, drawn-out "Is——?" hanging in her speech.
Huang Shuai's smile is her calling card. Women who love to laugh are usually lively, cheerful, and naive, unworldly and without guile. Her experiences shouldn't place her in this category. But she loves to laugh, and she can also infect those around her. This is the author's first systematic appearance after 30 years of experiencing the "primary school diary" incident. The three sections—Crossing the East Sea, Whispers of Motherly Love, and Notes of Friendship—reveal the author's life fragments and heartaches after enduring storms and hardships, with the unique delicacy and serenity of a woman.
Facing the hardships and setbacks we must carry in the backdrop of history, the frustrations and losses we endure in the small details of life, the sorrows and joys bestowed upon us by the winds and rains of time, and the deep love and passionate affection granted to us by the miracles of life—Heartfelt Words will bring you genuine and poetic emotions. This is a collection of prose works, including pieces such as A World of Frosted Glass, The Pace of Life, Bitter Melons, and White Lies.
Huang Shuai's Heartfelt Words
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