The Past
by Mu Xin
About This Novel
"The past with plain shoes is the wish to walk alone..." Mu Xin's prose novel series "The Past with Plain Lures" was finalized based on Mu Xin's later years. The first volume includes "Cooking Fish and Guests", "White Horse Han Ru", "Hungry in the Western Mountains", "Ten Peng's Turtles", "Abandoning the Cart", etc., The second volume includes "One Drink, One Peck", and the third volume includes "The Dead Literary Scholar", "Evening Prayer", "Kitsch Litigation", etc., And is accompanied by the author's images and creative handwriting. "Going with plain shoes" comes from the "Lu Gua" in the Book of Changes: "On the ninth day of the lunar month, if you go with plain shoes, you will have no fault." If you act with a simple and frank attitude, you will not blame yourself. It is used as a metaphor for a simple, innocent and self-sufficient attitude towards life.
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