Late Green Wen Talks About the New Edition -- Selected by Three

Author: Wang Zengqi
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This girl had lost a relative and was in mourning. What was she doing at the time? According to Liu Yiyou, she was engaged in "raising water." Jin Jienan said it was "reporting to the temple." "Raising water" is a custom in Western Hunan, and it may not exist in Laoshan. "Reporting to the temple" is more likely. Shen San mentioned "reporting to the temple" in a letter to his younger sister, which is the same as "reporting to the temple." The Jin text has been translated, and "report" and "report" are probably the same thing. I heard Shen San say that he saw it with his younger sister in the car. At that time, Shen San said to his younger sister, "This, I can help you write a novel." This book collects 49 articles by the late writer Wang Zengqi on art and literary essays. Some discuss the basic issues of literary creation and language in general, some narrate the joys and sorrows of his own writing experience, and some comment on writers and works such as Shen Congwen. Since the author himself wrote novels, essays, and dramas, his insights differ from scholars' closed-door discussions or critics' empty talk, adding a touch of tenderness and appropriateness to his arguments, making his views even more valuable. There is a section discussing Shen Congwen and his works, as their teacher-student relationship spanned decades, resulting in more balanced and fair assessments, truly worthy of the ancient saying "knowing the person to comment on the world."