What fragrance is the most beautiful

Author: Mo Yan
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: What fragrance is beautiful? This is Mo Yan's question. In fact, the answer has already been revealed by the great master Proust with his rich and profound wisdom: that sweet pastry commonly known as "Madeleine," the aroma that accompanies it as it is dipped in hot tea and sent into the mouth, represents the entire bittersweet childhood. And Mo Yan says in words we can all understand: "After becoming a writer, I began to recall the loneliness of my childhood, just like facing a table full of delicious food and remembering hunger." — A new collection of essays by renowned writer Mo Yan. As piece after piece of articles filled with the scent of nostalgia unfolds before your eyes, what fragrance do you think is beautiful? After becoming a writer, I began to recall the loneliness of my childhood, just like facing a table full of delicious food and remembering hunger. Before going to Izu, I had a beautiful dream—that I would meet a geisha as beautiful and enchanting as Xunzi there, who had just begun to experience the pangs of first love. But I crossed paths with the ghost of Xunzi, instead of accompanying a group of female high school students around the same age as her. The tunnel is still the same tunnel, the girls are still as young as they once were, but life has undergone earth-shaking changes.