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Memory is a writer's most valuable asset. The old things that have stayed in the heart for a long time, in the seemingly careless memories of the writers, enter the inner world of all kinds of people, and feel the passing years with sadness, joy, pain, joy, hate or love, and the simple feelings of ordinary people instantly appear on the page. This book "Village Road Like a River" selects nearly 70 exquisite short stories by the author that have been published in newspapers and periodicals. Each piece is exquisitely conceived and has a unique perspective, making it cordial and pleasant to read, with endless aftertaste.

The author uses wit, humor, legendary wisdom, and exquisite language that is suitable for both refined and popular tastes to tell a large number of interesting stories. The people and things covered in the book may be upright, evil, honest, greedy, surprising or interesting, all of which explore the philosophy of life and depreciate stereotypes. The author uses the creative techniques of a novelist to play with the stories in the book. The writing is simple, the writing is skillful, the opening and closing are measured, and the rhythm is brisk. Reading it is like drinking tea and drinking, and it is full of charm.

"Old Salt River Stories" is a collection of short stories. The author has created hundreds of masterpieces focusing on the customs, folk anecdotes, and changes in world affairs on both sides of the Salt River. Although each short chapter is small in length, it is endlessly memorable. Most of the stories are set in the era of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. The creative techniques are extremely exaggerated and the power is accumulated until the end. At the end of the article, the baggage is shaken off, making people suddenly realize.

The background of "Ship Lantern" is set in the late Qing Dynasty and the period from the Republic of China to the founding of the People's Republic of China. The author uses a new writing style and uses the Salt River as the "stage" for creation, allowing all kinds of dignitaries and ordinary people to appear on the stage. Although each short chapter is small in length, it is extremely exaggerated. In the careless narration, the author uniquely accumulates all the power until the end. There are dozens of chapters, each with two or three characters. They may be officials or civilians, rich or poor. Reading each chapter makes people sigh and sigh.

Memories are so amazing! Keeping the past events deep in your heart for a long time can allow the scenes to reappear in your memories. The lost hometown, the distant childhood, and even the dearest relatives and friends can be retrieved one by one in the memories. This book reproduces what the author has walked, seen, and heard. It has been carefully polished by the author and comes to life on the page. It is warm, elegant and interesting to read, and has endless aftertaste.