"The White Horse Staying Sui Sui" is the second of Guo Jingming's three prose volumes. It contains exquisite prose such as "Chongming Spring", "The World", and "Four Seasons Burning Incense". It uses the article from his first work "The Edge of Love and Pain" as the main content and supplements it. This time, he personally revised and edited it, and even made new changes to the title of the article to present the original creation in his youth. The title of the book "White Horse Watching the Year Old" means leaving this book behind and turning it into a white horse to watch over the past years. Maybe the past is an empty city that can never be returned to, but at least there is such a book to commemorate the author and all the people in the past.
Reader comments
This book resonated with me, just like how I felt in school. There are also various distinct "classes" in the school, and those with good grades always seem to get more preferential treatment. Moreover, I also feel helpless about some of the school's rules, such as not being able to leave the school at will. However, this book also made me understand that although we are in a besieged city, we can also change our lives through hard study. As the book says, "The people in the besieged city are clearly divided into three, six, and nine grades according to their grades." I must work hard to become that "ninth grade"!
When I was in the third grade of junior high school, I read the physical book. Guo Jingming's writing is melancholic and clear, which is deeply rooted in people's hearts. I like his writing. I think I will read "Huaisha Over Stone" and "May the Wind Cut the Dust" when I have time. People are selfish. After I read his book, I wanted to keep it as my own. I didn't want others to know his existence, but I clearly knew that this was impossible, so I could only hope that people who really like his writing would read it.
I read this book in school and the most disturbing part was Chongming Spring. Now I have read this chapter again [crying]
This book resonated with me, just like how I felt in school. There are also various distinct "classes" in the school, and those with good grades always seem to get more preferential treatment. Moreover, I also feel helpless about some of the school's rules, such as not being able to leave the school at will. However, this book also made me understand that although we are in a besieged city, we can also change our lives through hard study. As the book says, "The people in the besieged city are clearly divided into three, six, and nine grades according to their grades." I must work hard to become that "ninth grade"!
When I was in the third grade of junior high school, I read the physical book. Guo Jingming's writing is melancholic and clear, which is deeply rooted in people's hearts. I like his writing. I think I will read "Huaisha Over Stone" and "May the Wind Cut the Dust" when I have time. People are selfish. After I read his book, I wanted to keep it as my own. I didn't want others to know his existence, but I clearly knew that this was impossible, so I could only hope that people who really like his writing would read it.
I read this book in school and the most disturbing part was Chongming Spring. Now I have read this chapter again [crying]
A good book with objective facts