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Sanmao has collected 86 treasures throughout his life, each of which has a touching and little-known past. She did not arrange the order of the treasures deliberately, but wrote a story based on which photo she drew. The old teapot from Guangdong, the Phoenician vase, the boat ECHO, the wedding gift... Behind the origin of each treasure lies a different story, which witnesses Sanmao's love, family affection and friendship, as well as his wonderful journey around the world. These treasures are not priceless, but they were accepted because of people. They became a mark in Sanmao's life and reflected the solid joy of life. All the treasures are presented to the readers in the form of color printing, which can be said to be vivid with pictures and texts.

Parents are stars, always guarding their home, waiting for their children to return; friends are planets, sometimes coming and sometimes going; people who pass by in life and may never meet again in this life are shooting stars... This book is a collection of Sanmao's speeches, and also includes two of her storytellers and three interviews, showing a different life besides the "Sanmao" that readers are familiar with. She gave more than 100 speeches in Taiwan, speaking directly to readers, audiences, and reporters about her love with Jose, her experiences of traveling around the world, and her understanding of writing itself, which received a huge response. Because of his frequent speeches, Sanmao met many strangers he passed by in life. These people who may never meet again are like meteors. As long as you have the eyes of your heart and the appreciation of loving the world and loving mankind, you can meet meteor showers every moment.

She insists on guarding the simplicity and simplicity of personal writing with a pen; from the distant Sahara to the Dunhuang Gobi, she does not follow the trend, nor does she interpret life, but is only a witness of life; she is the eternal Sanmao and the eternal legend of romance, freedom and true nature in our hearts. Under the pen name "San Mao", she wrote popular prose, creating a classic of wandering literature, which has been selling well for more than thirty years and has evoked the dream of the Sahara in countless people's hearts. I know how to cherish every stone in the sand, and I can't bear to forget every sunrise and sunset. What's more, how can I erase these living faces from my memory. "The Story of the Sahara" records the joyful marriage life of Sanmao and Hexi, the exotic culture of the Sahrawi people, and the turbulent situation in the desert... More than a dozen simple essays, full of vitality, have fascinated Chinese readers all over the world.

"Scarecrow's Notes" is a record of Sanmao's life when he left the turbulent Sahara and settled in the Canary Islands. Return to daily life as a wife, daughter-in-law, and daughter. The bearded Jose, the dear mother-in-law, the annoying flower girl, the little giant Daniel... The various characters around her every day help her build a colorful life. She captures all kinds of life interests with wonderful pens. Every trivial thing, every person, every afternoon light is full of flavor, comes alive, and is a footnote of love. The language is plain and simple, and the interest and helplessness in it are simple and humorous, making people laugh and sigh. It is a collection of Sanmao's writings after he left the Sahara. It can be described as a footnote of love in the "post-Saharan" era.

Sixteen essays describe the life of San Mao and her husband Jose in the Canary Islands. She scavenged with a primary school teacher from Switzerland, became close friends with a wandering Japanese youth, paid homage to her hometown people who were buried in a cemetery but had never met her, struggled to collect wages for Jose in the scorching hot West Africa, and dealt with "difficult" neighbors... She read about the warmth and warmth of human relationships and lamented that life is not easy. However, when thinking of the angels who guarded him, Sanmao was no longer sad. There was only water-like tenderness in his eyes, and what overflowed from his writing was still his earnest observation of the world. This article inherits the style of "The Story of the Sahara" and forms a soothing and calm tone. It is the pinnacle of the Sanmao Desert series of stories.

"I look around the streets, and every time I see cold, numb, expressionless faces hurriedly passing by. I always warn myself not to become one of them unknowingly just because I have lived in such a big environment for a long time." "Dear Sanmao" is a collection of letters between Sanmao and readers. In these letters, Sanmao opened up his sincere heart, not only providing guidance for young readers on various problems they encountered in their studies and relationships, helping them overcome the confusion and pain in their growth, but also providing himself with a bright mirror, which wiped away the haziness in his heart and gained a sense of mutual encouragement. In Sanmao's view, through the correspondence between letters, perhaps the high walls previously erected between people can become transparent, perhaps they do not need to be so crystal clear, or some light can illuminate the dark soul for a moment, bringing a sense of comfort.

A selection of Sanmao's life stories, from youth to middle age, from confusion to freedom and ease. The new e-book set "Sanmao Set (6 Books)" is launched for the first time. The works refer to Sanmao's life experience and creative process, and include a total of 6 prose works that are familiar to readers. 01 "The Rainy Season Will Never Come Again" 02 "The Story of the Sahara" 03 "Scarecrow's Notes" 04 "Gentle Night" 05 "How Many Flowers Have Fallen in a Dream" 06 "Wandering Through Thousands of Rivers and Mountains".

When Sanmao was still Ermao, she was a rebellious child, pursuing the feelings that every young person cannot explain, and recording the confusion and sadness in her thoughts in words. However, after ten years of countless journeys, endless wanderings and emotional ups and downs, she finally realized that this period of time was not wasted, but made her a Sanmao who has love, faith and hope for everything, creating her romance and true temperament. Although the rainy season is long and intertwined with the sweet and sad thoughts of young people, there will always be a day when you can wear dry yellow sneakers and step on the sunny road. "The Rainy Season Never Comes Again" records her growth from a confused and rebellious girl to a Sanmao who loves, trusts and has hope in everything. It is a testimony to her early legend.

The book list of the sixth issue of CCTV's "The Reader" was recited affectionately by Lai Min. This book selects twenty-six of Sanmao's never-before-published essays, which run through the entire creative process of Sanmao from the 1970s to the 1990s. It is a new collection of Sanmao's essays. From the lilies in Jose to the innocent woman in the Crescent Moon Spring; from the jungles of Nigeria to the Guandu in childhood memories; from the unyielding courage of the reader's brother to the Momofuku quilt woven by the students... Twenty-six essays, each of which contains her sincerity and love for her closest relatives and friends, as well as her care and understanding of all kinds of worldly situations, allowing readers to get close to Sanmao's memories and feel Sanmao's gentle charm again!

This book is one of the most important of Sanmao's works. It truly records the dark time that Sanmao experienced after her lover Jose died unexpectedly. However, after the grief, she became stronger and her words became more affectionate and powerful. The calm tone of the writing cannot hide the pain of farewell, but the strength after mourning makes this affectionate woman even more beautiful. She expresses the courage to walk out of the gloom with her deep pen. The moonlight in Canary is as clear as water, the stars are very light and sparse, and the mountains guard Jose like giant beasts; in the night sky in Taipei, those colorful neon lights shine on the lonely Sanmao. Destiny is unpredictable, but it also makes Sanmao understand that how deep a person's love is, how long the care and reluctance will be.

She insists on guarding the simplicity and simplicity of personal writing with a pen; from the distant Sahara to the Dunhuang Gobi, she does not follow the trend, nor does she interpret life, but is only a witness of life; she is the eternal Sanmao and the eternal legend of romance, freedom and true nature in our hearts. "Meteor Shower" is a collection of Sanmao's speeches. It also includes two of her storytellers and three interviews, showing a different life besides the "Sanmao" that readers are familiar with.

This book is some of Sanmao's records after he settled in Taipei. The content is complex, including travel notes and replies to students. Of course, it is more about his understanding of life. It is very different from his previous creative style. Between the lines is his deep thinking about life and his full love for his family and friends. Sanmao loves horses, loves the majestic, mysterious and vitality of the body, and also loves the free soul that is not easily controlled by others. She wants to generously give a horse to everyone in the world, keep it in her heart, dreams, and fantasies, dress up as a dream knight, and travel with the horse to every corner of her soul. In Taiwan, Sanmao lived with her parents and wrote about trivial matters between her and her parents and relatives. This gives us the opportunity to get close to Sanmao's home and life. Sanmao is busy in this section. Her language, without gorgeous rhetoric, allows us to see a sincere heart and a real Sanmao.

Collecting fourteen classics handed down from generation to generation, the results of thirty years of writing are newly presented. She insists on guarding the simplicity and simplicity of her personal writing with a pen; from the distant Sahara to the American continent, and then to Dunhuang Gobi, she does not follow the trend, nor does she interpret life, but is only a witness of life. She is the eternal Sanmao who is romantic, free and easy, and true-hearted in our hearts, an eternal legend. "The Complete Collection of San Mao" collects San Mao's fourteen works to comprehensively present his thirty years of writing achievements. These works include the well-known prose collections "The Rainy Season Never Comes Again", "The Story of the Sahara", "Scarecrow's Notes", "Tender Night", "How Many Flowers Have Fallen in a Dream", "Thousands of Waters and Mountains Traveled", "Send You a Horse", "Dear "San Mao", "My Baby" and "You Are My Inferior Dream", the script "Rolling in the Red Dust", the speech "Meteor Shower", as well as the specially translated prose collections of Father Ding Songqing "The Song of Orchid Island and the Story of Clear Spring" and "The Moment of Time".