The World is Interesting
by Wang Zengqi
About This Novel
In Wang Zengqi's words, life is very interesting and interesting. In his writing, a simple meal, a meal, a person, and everything are full of fun. Mr. Wang Zengqi said that he loves visiting the vegetable market. Looking at the live chickens and ducks, fresh fish and vegetables, green cucumbers, and red peppers, it is bustling and crowded, making people feel a sense of joy in life. The first two volumes of "The Taste of the World" are all about eating. For example: "Eating in Kunming" writes about cross-bridge rice noodles, steam pot chicken, ganba mushrooms, porcini mushrooms, green head mushrooms, white soup mutton on Huguo Road, steamed vegetables on Yuxi Street, scallion pancakes, pot stickers, sliced soup, ham moon cakes, and crispy steamed buns. Jade wheat cake, potato cake, modern cake; "Five Flavors" mentioned that Shanxi people can be jealous, Liaoning people love pickled cabbage and white meat hot pot, Beijing people eat mixed noodles with mutton pickled cabbage soup, Fujian people and Guangxi people love to eat sour food, southern people love to eat sweet food, Sichuan people prefer spicy food, etc. I drew up a food map in my mind; in "Food from Hometown", I wrote about fried rice and burnt crumbs, duck eggs dripping with red oil, pickled vegetables and arrowroot soup, various river delicacies, game and wild vegetables from the fields; "Old Searches for the Food Path" wrote about Mr. Lao She's hospitality and Shen Congwen's frequent eating of rice noodles. , The regular gatherings of Tao Chonghua, Wu Mi, Zhang Zonghe, Sun Fengzhu, Cui Zhilan, Shen Youding, and Wu Zhengyi at the beef noodle restaurant; writing about the skills of iced watermelon, various ways of making tofu... People can't help but feel salivating, and delicious food is hidden in the streets and ordinary people's kitchens. The last two volumes are about family, friendship, love in the streets and nostalgia, and are full of strong memories. That kind of indifferent, free and easy mood reaches people's hearts through the paper quilt.
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