Author: Gu Baozi
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Overcoming fear can sometimes be harder than overcoming illness, and conquering oneself can sometimes be more challenging than defeating an opponent. If you read this "Dialogue of Life and Death," you will find a balm for the soul. This is a dialogue between life and death, where they together question today and tomorrow! This is a conversation about life and death, white, serene, and peaceful. Ni Xiaopeng, a cancer patient who started a business in Japan and then returned to China for development, discusses life and death with a writer calmly as his life enters its final countdown, smiling without saying goodbye. How much insight into life does this composure in the face of life and death contain? Gu Baozi, author of "Red Lens," has long focused her pen on the great figures of the century, but this time she breaks the norm by shifting her focus to this ordinary person who has undergone ten surgeries and never gives up.
Questioning the two poles of life and death
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