Ji Na

"Ji Na" is very good. --Yuanbao "Ji" refers to oneself; "Na" refers to mumbling to oneself, wanting to speak but then giving up. The combination of the two characters not only means introspection, but also echoes "Ren Na", capturing its charm without losing its own character. Moreover, "self" is in perfect contrast to "people", one inside and one outside. "Ren Na" observes the various situations in the world, and "Ji Na" observes the subtleties of the heart. If someone asks you in the future, you can answer: Read Mr. Mo Yan's "Ren Na" to understand the complexity of the world; write your own "Ji Na" to understand the gains and losses of one's own heart.