Wormhole Letter: Let Your Bagpipes Play the Mysteries of Life's Soul

Author: Wang Yijia
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Wormhole Letters: 66 Soulful Letters to Youth, Be a Confident and Happy Teenager. This book was awarded the 2002 Top Ten Best Books by the Taiwan Times, and several articles were selected for middle and high school Chinese textbooks. Reading about the gentle sand on the beach in the book is not enough for me; I want to walk barefoot on it myself. — Jean-Paul Sartre (French writer) In the book, I don’t want to impose anything on the readers but want to guide young friends to step through their own threshold and walk their own path, achieving their dreams. — Wang Yijia Life cannot "restart." But when seeing people who resemble "their past selves," apart from feeling sorrow for the passing of their lives, there are also some "reflections," such as life experiences of those who have gone before, advice, and blessings. On the surface, these words are meant for the other person, but "in reality," they are also a conversation with "their past selves." Behind language or words lies a secret longing: "If I were still as young as you, what would happen?" This book is a collection of the author’s prose works, including: "Zhu Yan in the Mirror," "Searching for the Script of a Hero," "The Self in the Maze," "Breaking the Curse of Life," "I Have a Dream, A Traveler’s Testimony," and more.