The Past of Tao

The Past of the Tao describes the love, hatred and resentment of three generations, with rich emotions and twists and turns in the story, dealing with school and family. The novel begins with poetry. Poetry represents idealism, and the novel is idealistic but not divorced from reality. There are six and a half poems in the novel, among them three surrealist poems by Jacques Prévert 1900-1977, Jardin, Le Cancre and Alicante. There are also three and a half poems, about the majestic sun, the sad time and the growth of the night, and half a poem about the lonely and boring color. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.