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"The Sun Shines on Everything" selects more than 200 newly created works by the famous Jiangxi poet Yin Hong, who returned after a break of 20 years. The collection of poems is divided into six volumes: "Moonlight falls on the roof", "The temptation of dark blue", "There are many things", "We dare not mention", "Looking at you across a river", "Every cloud has its own hometown", "A jar of old wine" and "Still burnt by the years". After experiencing the ups and downs of life, his poems have faded away from the prosperity, leaving only sincerity and simplicity. This is a warm poem written in warm language. What the poet wants to do is to let the sun shine on everything.

Feitian is a decorative art image that appears in Buddhist art in the form of paintings, sculptures, etc. It is also the most distinctive decorative painting in Dunhuang murals. This book borrows the three categories of "image", "word" and "meaning" from ancient Chinese aesthetics to structure the full text. After tracing the origin of the concept of Feitian, it examines Feitian from three aspects: the image of Feitian in murals, the myth of Chang'e flying to the moon in literature, and the intrinsic connection between Feitian and Chinese culture. It explores the Chinese cultural genes of Feitian and explores the deep reasons why Feitian is a Chinese cultural symbol.