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  1. You Are April in the World: a Classic Handed Down by Lin Huiyin Written by Lin Huiyin; Edited by Xiangyicompleted This book is Lin Huiyin's classic collection of works, including Lin Huiyin's beautiful and exquisite works, including poetry, prose and novels. Her poems are greatly influenced by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore. They are quiet, elegant, beautiful, graceful, full of intellectual beauty, and full of profound philosophical thoughts. Her prose style is calm and lively, with rich literary sentiments, like flowing clouds and flowing water, and like the spring breeze blowing on her face. There ar —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. That Flash of Red Written by Lin Huiyincompleted The poetic Qianxun Waterfall is like an April day in the human world. Wander through a period of history, comprehend life and dreams; interpret the legend of charm, comprehend talent and poetry, and panoramically reproduce the poetry and painting of Lin Huiyin, the "talented woman of the Chinese generation" in Hu Shi's eyes. A beautiful and sad woman, a woman who enjoys the admiration of the world without eating the fireworks of the world. She is happy in loneliness and lonely in happiness. She —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  3. You Are April in the World: Collected Works of Lin Huiyin Written by Lin Huiyin; Edited by Xiangyicompleted This book is Lin Huiyin's classic collection of works, including Lin Huiyin's most beautiful and exquisite works, including poetry, prose, novels, reviews and letters. Her poems are greatly influenced by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore. They are quiet, elegant, beautiful, graceful, full of intellectual beauty, and full of deep philosophical thoughts. Her intelligent and agile poems have touching musical beauty and have a charm that transcends time. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Common Sense About Chinese Architecture Written by Lin Huiyincompleted This book carefully selects Lin Huiyin's articles on architecture, including detailed discussions of ancient Chinese architectural traditions and their historical development stages, as well as investigation reports on trips to inspect ancient buildings. It can be read as an academic article by a senior architect, or as a beautiful article about architecture by a famous essayist. The book is also accompanied by professional diagrams, with both pictures and text. It can be used both as a referenc —Reads9.3Score—Shelves