Xiao Fuxing's Prose
by Xiao Fuxing
About This Novel
It contains forty-four essays by the author, divided into five series: Life Divided by Seven, What Happened to Kyoto, Fragments of Beidahuang, Music Notes, Father and Mother, about 180,000 to 90,000 words. The author uses simple and sincere writing to describe the most essential mechanism of life: kindness, sincerity, enthusiasm, and softness. His writings about ordinary people are not flat and static, but focus on the complexity and diversity of life, giving people a full three-dimensional sense, such as "Life Divided by Seven" and "Bakery". "Father" and "Mother" are contemplative works that look back on the past. They not only express the author's nostalgia for his parents, but also convey the power to withstand the heat of the world. Write about people, history, events and scenes, every bit of life, and the flowers picked up in the morning and evening. In addition, the stories about musicians and thoughts about classical music show the author's appreciation and love for music.
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