If there is no if, please don't always have fantasies; from where you come, flowers on the other side will bloom. From the direction you left, flowers bloom on the other side.
The starting point and the ending point are both a belief, dust off the dust, move on, and pick up the things around us that are worth picking up. Don't be purely pious, nor be all graceful; leave some edges and corners, let out some elegance, cut off some flowers and branches, look at some scattered ones, and count your lives quietly, maybe it's just right to come and go.
Su Bai: Xiao Benliang's prose has sincere literary feelings and rare words of awe and piety. Its inner reflection, literary density, and exploration of the emotional world embody a note on the world and a song of separation from the world.
Zhu Hui: Xiao Benliang recorded seemingly ordinary days with his heart and described them with emotion. So, from it we saw poetry and distant fields.
Zhang Yan: Ben Liang first wrote poetry, and it is common for him to write poems; "The Flowers Bloom in the Pear Garden" allows us to see this young talent's ability to control prose writing. Today, when literature is marginalized and writing is utilitarian, this book makes people miss the original intention of pursuing words, as clean and pure as pear blossoms.
Baling: Landscapes nurture the soul of a writer and the quality of his works. Mr. Xiao Benliang has been improving himself and wants to improve the quality and ideological insights of his works through countless experiences in society and self-cultivation.
Zhang Xiaoxi: The words flowing from Xiao Benliang's pen are the language of the soul. In this collection of essays, you can see what a young man sees, feels, thinks, and thinks.