The words are many, the feelings are not over.

Author: Wang Chongli
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: In the recent trend of historical and cultural prose in China, one figure cannot be mentioned without being included: Wang Chongli, a member of the presidium of the China Writers' Association and the president of the Liaoning Writers' Association, who won the National Excellent Prose Award of the first Lu Xun Literature Prize for his work Spring Narrow, Dreams Wide. His writings are elegant and composed, with profound and distant meanings, reflecting a unique poetic beauty and rich academic expertise. He is particularly renowned for his historical and cultural prose, guiding history and tradition towards modernity and the depths of human nature. Using modern consciousness to observe culture and human nature, he gains transcendent insights, thus standing out among contemporary scholars of prose (cultural prose) and being deeply loved by readers at home and abroad. This volume is part of the Wang Chongli Cultural Prose Series, focusing on emotional prose, covering various aspects of life both internal and external, such as Qianqiu Koushen (A Thousand Years of Inquiry), Hongchen Jiewu (Enlightenment in the Red Dust), Xi Meng Zhuai Huai (Chasing Past Dreams), Wenhua Xiangchou (Cultural Nostalgia), Shanchuan Shangdu (Appreciating Mountains and Rivers), and Shengyue Liji (Life's Journey).
In this world, only emotions are hard to express—whether they are familial love, romantic love, friendship, nostalgia, or joy, anger, sorrow, or fear. Once put into words, they lose their inherent vitality. Time has flown like a bird, while emotions remain like flowing water and drifting clouds, endless and unending. In the end, one can only gaze at the scattered remnants of life with longing, looking back at the past.