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Books to Improve Your Sense of Chinese Language
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Beautifully Written Prose
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When it comes to prose writers, Jian Minyu must be in the C position in my heart. Her writing style is delicate and timeless, and her emotions and sorrows become sublime and beautiful in her writing. With the brightness and freshness after snow, she writes ordinary human affairs directly into the hearts of readers, and her ability to control words is at its peak. Jian Minyu has integrated philosophy and emotion into his prose. It seems that the paper covered with paper is not Chinese characters, but a moving melody, a love letter that can only be understood but cannot be expressed in words. The clever form of "Books from a Private Room" does not seem to be a serious literary work, but I am willing to understand it as a naked, unpolished inspiration, a recorded narrative desire, mottled colored glass, and every word is full of joy at first sight.
Cool! The writing is very good! The poems written also reflect many philosophies of life. Sometimes, it is like this. Words are not so obscure and difficult to understand, but they can write extremely profound truths and make people think deeply. I never thought that I could come across this kind of book, so lucky, so lucky.
What a beautiful book, this is what my good friend is whispering to me. As the introduction says, the words selected in the book are the traces of the spiritual project that is carried out day and night, and the floating images that wander between life and life, nature and reality, individual and group, human relationships and literary events. This book is divided into five chapters based on time. The subject matter is very flexible, and the content is also very casual. It seems that I write whatever comes to mind, and it has a strong humanistic flavor. We can read a lot of truths from this book without going through such difficult and obscure words. Just like our life, there are not so many ups and downs, but we still realize a lot.
Jian Minyu is that kind of writer, who is accustomed to narrate with grandeur and force like an epic, with sharp and intense tossing and sighing narrations like a drama, with light and bright twirling and jumping narrations like poetry, with flat, solid and memorable narrations like prose, and with a gloomy and gorgeous blowout narration like a novel. Jian Minyu's books are always suitable for reading while burning incense and drinking tea. They are so read that you have nothing to say. However, "Books from a Private Room" lives up to its name. It is more like, at a certain moment, some kind of narrative desire came up, selfishly wanting to resort to words, but too lazy to write a long story - she has always been a prolific writer in my impression, so seeing such notes, many unformed pieces of good luck, is inexplicably kind.
Let's borrow a sentence from the book Enlightenment and non-enlightenment cannot be expressed in words, and once you say it, you will become confused.
This book is like a dear friend, sharing every detail of life with you. The author's words are like talking to himself, true and delicate, which reminds me of my own experiences and those of my relatives and friends, and resonates deeply with me. The writing style is concise and smooth, the writing is beautiful, and it is very pleasant to read, just like having a spiritual dialogue with the author. This is not only a book, but also a reflection and exploration of life. It is recommended to friends who like prose.
W has very delicate writing, many vivid metaphors, and many philosophical sentences, including discussions about life and death, society and human ethics, and some feminist thinking. I used to think that the author was a literary youth. After reading this book, I felt that I had misunderstood her too much. Her writing style may not be my favorite, but it is definitely not superficial, but deeply touching. She lived a free and enthusiastic life, and she regarded everything and everyone as human beings.
So beautiful woo woo woo This book yyds! There are many sentences that need to be savored carefully. Every time you read them, you will have new insights.
Like white dew, better than frost and snow.
The misunderstanding between Yun and Xue is not worth discussing. Xue only has the ambition to topple the mountain.
My favorite essay
There are so many that I can't help but draw the line through!
The aftertaste is endless, it is a book carved with care
Indescribably exquisite, this kind of private book can be read all the time.