Chinese Campus Classic Prose -- Purple Wind Bells

Author: Bian Qingkui
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Life is like a book. Fools flip through it hastily, while the wise read it with dedication. What came to me? The past will gradually fade in the days to come, and tomorrow will wait for me to create it in the future. Your efforts and hard work will be recorded in the ledger of merits. I turned around and flowed in the opposite direction. I looked back and saw the sea growing farther away from me. I felt a bit lost, but also very satisfied. I will flow even farther. This is the second classic Chinese campus prose, featuring 100 selected prose pieces from high school students across the country, every word a gem, delightful and ever-renewing to read. Compared to similar books, its greatest advantage lies in the inclusion of well-timed, insightful comments after each article, which greatly helps improve the writing skills and literary appreciation level of high school students. This book is edited by the young writer Bian Qingkui, whose other works such as "My Rude Roommate" and "Madly in Love" have been bestsellers nationwide.