Palm Garden
by Wang Guohua
About This Novel
This book is Wang Guohua's work about writing about flowers and about himself. The two hundred and fifteen kinds of flowers I write about are all those I have seen with my own eyes, or copied their shapes, or described their states. I do not seek to become an encyclopedia, let alone be absolutely accurate. I just want to write down the flowers I have seen, understood, and cared about. The flowers in the painting are either lively, melancholy, indifferent, or transcendent, and they have become spiritual lives. Reading them feels like meeting old friends, or talking to confidants. On the surface, you write about flowers, but in reality, you describe yourself. When I read about each flower, I see thousands of corners of Wang Guohua's inner world. Prose is a first-class work that can express the richness and richness of the spiritual world. The reason for this achievement is that every time he writes about a kind of flower, he gets closer to look at it, bends down to listen to the language of flowers, erases all prejudices, and touches them with the eyes of a baby. The careful observation and the true emotion make the prose a masterpiece.
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