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Bi Shumin's writing is as plain as ever, but extraordinary and gentle as water. Reading her words, I can always feel the warm spring breeze and the warm sunshine in autumn.
Human tenderness is a beautiful expression of human relationships. It means that our kindness and kindness to others are not only reflected in words and actions, but also a deeper expression of respect and care for other people's emotions. Human tenderness can be seen in daily life. The title of the book is "Tenderness in the World", which well reflects the theme of the prose included in this book. The author tries to inject a warm love into modern life, so that we can find a piece of pure land under the pressure of life and find spiritual solace in the book.
Using delicate brushwork and profound thinking to express the life and destiny of a family, it achieves social humanization and psychological care. The exquisite language and unique narrative style not only capture the details of real life, but also deeply explore the complexity of human nature and the joys and sorrows of the human heart through the description of the characters' experiences. It also expresses the author's thinking about life and his concern and appeal for emotional life. It is a profound, warm and thoughtful literary novel that not only outlines the richness and variety of human emotions, but also embodies in-depth thinking about human nature.
This book collects the works of my country's prose masters, allowing us to feel the warmth of life in prose. For example, Bi Shumin knows that only by facing death head-on and knowing that life has a limit can we cherish life more and truly live toward death. At the same time, materialism abounds in modern cities, and people gradually lose their dignity while pursuing fame and wealth. In Bi Shumin's view, a life lacking dignity is like an empty shell and becomes meaningless. The health of life not only refers to the health of the body, but also includes the health of the mind. Bi Shumin strives to prescribe a spiritual prescription to save the spiritual predicament of modern people and realize the release of life.
There are two things. The more deeply and persistently I think about them, the wonder and awe they arouse in my soul will change and grow with each passing day. These are the starry sky above my head and the moral law in my heart. The prose in the book is particularly beautiful. There are mountains and seas in my heart, quiet and boundless. The flavor of this sentence made me indulge in it for a long time. The stars and the moral law are immutable things. Thinking about them is even more like meditating on yourself. Promoting each other, quiet and boundless.
Just like the title of the book, each gentle text is like a clear spring from a mountain stream that nourishes the heart. Every time I read an article, a mysterious seed is planted, which slowly sprouts over time. I like reading prose very much. Their words are powerful and open the door to a new world for me.
May I ask how many words are there? I'm so curious
It can be said that this book has benefited me a lot. If you like it, you can read it.