Lotus Pond**

"Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" written by Zhu Ziqing is divided into four parts: perceptions of life, stories of old friends, traces of walking, and reflections on life. Among them, the best works in the first part all reflect the characteristics of Mr. Zhu Ziqing's writing; among the seven works in the second part , "Back" is a well-known masterpiece. Its concise and simple words and lingering melancholy atmosphere show the world the Chinese-style deep love between father and son; "Ahe" creates a new image of a woman who dares to pursue personal happiness and dares to resist old ethics; "Bai Cai" uses narration to interact with Bai Cai during his lifetime. The two or three things in the past show the desolation of the intellectual situation at that time; "Children" sweeps away the previous gloomy and depressive atmosphere, and is full of humor. The words reveal Mr. Zhu Ziqing's great joys and small worries as a father; "White Horse Lake" and "The Ye Shengtao I Saw" express the author's love for like-minded friends. Friends' deep memory and sympathy for each other; "To the Dead Wife" is a work of mourning for the deceased wife with tears and bones, and the affection that penetrates the back of the paper makes readers moved; the third volume includes travel notes from several representative prose collections of Mr. Zhu Ziqing; in the fourth volume, although "Civilization on Ships" is called "civilization", in fact It satirizes the ignorance of feudal customs; "The Price of Life - Seven Cents" uses a transaction of buying and selling children to denounce the indifference of human feelings and the sinisterness of the world; the article "Justice" uses a joking tone, trying every possible means to find justice but failing, satirizing the general lack of justice at that time.