Guilin People
by Sandy Black Rice Shen Dongzi
About This Novel
There are two things in Guilin that no one can move away. The first is the landscape. The so-called miraculous craftsmanship is the handiwork of God. Perhaps because he is more proud of it, it has been preserved to this day. The second is Guilin rice noodles. The more handmade it is by small families and ordinary people, the more unforgettable it is. "Having fun" is the Guilin people's signature attitude toward life. In Guilin, you will meet many people who say this. Those who say this regard it as mud. In a difficult situation, if the mud is mud, everything will be fine. The understatement and effortlessness conveyed by "Haoshuo" are exactly the freehand condensation of the Guilin people's small-town ambition. The advantage of freehand brushwork is that it does not fall into place, and if it does not fall into place, there is no way to pursue it. Don't think that the people of Guilin are ambitious and talented, they are just more willing to create a situation that avoids reality and makes false claims. The highest state that Guilin people yearn for is to win without showing off the mountains and water. The best is to "disappear in the middle of talking and laughing."
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