Difficult walk

Author: Guzi
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: When a person is in a calm state of mind, can others hear their breathing? It should be inaudible. If a writer narrates their creation and life with a normal breathing rhythm, what would the result be? I think this should become my choice. I do not want others to smell any uneasy emotions in these short essays, such as anger, grievances, or loss, etc. Snoring is also something I dislike, although the way someone looks while snoring can be unusually serene. This is a book with a unique concept, rich content, and exquisite printing; the writer offers us an emotionally moving artistic song without reservation; a blend of literary self-reflection, life imagery, and influential short and medium-length fiction; rewarding readers, family, society, and the whispers of literary gifts that are enough to inspire and move anyone who has insights into life and literature. Guzi, originally from Luocheng, Guangxi, graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest University of China in 1989. He began publishing short stories in 1984 but paused due to financial difficulties and did not write for many years. In 1991, with the help of friends, he moved to the famous city of Guilin and worked as an editor for books and magazines at the Lijiang Publishing House. He once served as the Executive Deputy Editor of the major literary anthology Lijiang. True novel writing began in 1996, primarily focusing on medium-length fiction, and in recent years, he has ventured into film and television. His representative works include: The River Soaked by Rain, The Girl Who Took a Nap in the Morning, Student Essays, Who Opened the Door, The Rural Brother, and others. In 2001, he won the Second Lu Xun Literature Prize.