Flying dream

Author: Wang Xiang
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: I clearly remember a night when I was on a boat sailing through a narrow, long river. There was no moon, and the sky was filled with stars. We sat at the bow of the boat, talking about philosophy and life. Around us were a group of listening classmates. I wanted to enter you—into the hearts of my students. However, your thoughts far exceeded my own realm. I talked to you about my youth, saying, "Our lives as teenagers were not as rich as yours, nor did we have as many entertainments." While many of my peers were living in a state of confusion, you lived with such weight, difficulty, and meaning. My youth also had a pursuit, but it was filled with emptiness and arrogance. Now, in your pursuit, there is fullness and solidity. I then gave you a quote by Mr. Lu Xun: "How tragic and yet how happy this person is!" The book includes excellent content such as "Entering Eternity," "Flying Dreams," "Tomorrow Holds No Hope," "Knowledge," "" (Homeward Bound), "Promises," "Fragments of Life," "To Tell You," and "I Write with My Own Hand, My Own Feelings."