And Autumn Melts Evening Prose Collection

"And Autumn": 20-year-old commemoration and literary rite of passage "Autumn" is a private commemoration dedicated by the author to the age of twenty, and it is also a far-reaching literary coming-of-age ceremony. This collection of essays is named after autumn, but it is not limited to the description of the season - it is a slightly cool but extremely sincere look back at youth when it is about to mature. The author uses simple brushstrokes to record the fragments of light and shadow on the road of growth: the confusion of youth, the sensitivity of first knowing the taste of sorrow, the longing and uneasiness of the distance. The writing may still be immature, lacking sophisticated rhetoric and exquisite structure, but it is like fresh tea in early spring, fresh and fresh in its own way. What's valuable is that this tenderness is filled with sincerity. The author does not hide his youth, does not shy away from vulnerability, looks at the world with the eyes of a twenty-year-old calmly, and feels, feels pain and loves with a heart that has not been blunted by the world. It is this unpretentious sincerity that makes "Autumn" transcend the judgment of technique and touch the softness of people's hearts. I hope readers can find the shadow of their own youth in these words and deeply empathize with the author's soul - because we have all gone through that age, learning to reconcile with the world and ourselves in the autumn.