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Prose Ceiling: the Power of Top-Notch Writing (7 Volumes in Total)
There are 7 volumes in the set, namely "The River Flows to the West", "Me and the Temple of Earth: Illustrated Edition", "Broken Pens in the Sickness Gap: Illustrated Collector's Edition", "Two or Three Things About the World", "Song Notes on a Journey to Hunan", "The World Is Walking, I'm Sitting", "Being a Human and Living in the World"
249Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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It's a Long Road, Let's Walk Slowly
Selected 36 essays by Mr. Yu Guangzhong, including five parts: travel notes, emotional experiences, life wisdom, worldly feelings, and cultural reflections. Materials support people's lives, while beliefs support people's souls. In this journey of life, "going far away" is the most romantic impulse in everyone's life, and it is also the source of everyone's strength to fight against loneliness and reality. Our lives are short but long. What is short is external materials and time, but what is lo
—Reads9.0Score—Shelves
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Yu Guangzhong's "Poetry and Distance" Two Parts
"Smile at Everything in the World" This book is a collection of famous works by the famous writer Yu Guangzhong. It selects many of the author's classic prose works, such as "Book Disaster in the Study Room" and "We Were A Thousand Miles Away from Sharing the Beauty of the Sun", etc. This book takes "life" and "literature" as its themes, including life wisdom, cultural thinking, artistic aesthetics, etc. The book contains majestic and sonorous writing, delicate and soft freehand brushwork, deep
—Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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This Place of Peace of Mind Is My Hometown: Prose Collection of Yu Guangzhong
This book is a collection of essays that Mr. Yu Guangzhong personally reviewed before his death, showing his thoughts and nostalgia for his hometown and life. This place of peace of mind is my hometown, and nostalgia is the moonlight in my heart. But if I find peace of mind, everywhere can be my hometown. In the love and beauty of literature, I hope readers can, together with Yu Guangzhong, appreciate the ups and downs of wandering life, watch the calmness and freedom of those with abundant soul
—Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The World Is Moving and I Am Sitting
This book is a collection of essays that Mr. Yu Guangzhong personally reviewed before his death. It shows his undying passion for life and his unwavering nostalgia for his hometown. In mainland China, Yu Guangzhong is a well-known "nostalgia poet" and the literary seed of exile in a foreign land; in Taiwan, he is the leader of a generation of literati and "the master in the eyes of the masters." Yu Guangzhong writes poetry with his right hand and prose with his left hand. Prose is an extension o
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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A Blink of an Eye Is Not Considered a Boy. a Lifetime Is Not Considered Eternity.
This book selects 21 essays from Yu Guangzhong, divided into three chapters: three perspectives: travel experiences, old times, and world affairs. The footsteps of walking, the thoughts of traveling, and the unusual concern and sensitivity to everything in the world are all reflected in the author's writing. The grass grows and orioles fly, apricot blossoms spring in the rain, and the pavilion is full of stars and moon. It is the most romantic existence in every young man's heart. He has subtle
—Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Listen to the Cold Rain (Youth Edition)
"Listen to the Cold Rain" is the peak of contemporary literary master Yu Guangzhong's prose creation. It contains 28 articles, including "Listen to the Cold Rain", "The Great Wall", "Shanmeng", "Four Types of Friends", "The Realm of Borrowing Money" and other popular classics, and another There are wonderful travel notes, book reviews, poetry reviews, and music reviews. The writing style is eclectic and can bring readers multiple beautiful enjoyments: not only magnificent and sonorous large-scal
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Life Is Like a Journey Against the Odds, and I Am Also a Traveler
Yu Guangzhong, a master of contemporary literature, personally selected a new collection of essays during his lifetime. The book covers four major themes: love and loneliness in life; wisdom and interest in life; beauty and understanding of culture, and thoughts on the road. Yu Guang's Chinese writing style is eclectic, and his prose can bring readers a variety of beautiful enjoyments: not only magnificent and sonorous writing, but also delicate and soft freehand brushwork, as well as deep and s
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves