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He Damao Talks About Being Drunk
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If I Die One Day, Someone Will Remember Me
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Half a Life in a Cave Dwelling, a Lonely Shadow in Xi'an
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Cats Are Silent but Know People's Hearts
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In the Realm of Strength and Weakness, Character and Principles Are All in the World.
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Laugher
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The Wordless Monument on the Loess Plateau
He Damao, (real name: He Jiangang) male, 41 years old, university degree, native of northern Shaanxi, external writer of Army University, loves writing. He is a man who came out of a cave in the Loess Plateau, and he carries with him the unique heaviness and simplicity of northern Shaanxi people. In his early years, he cherished literary dreams and wrote under the kerosene lamp, hoping to support a family with pen and ink. However, his marriage broke up while struggling with daily necessities,
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The Lamp Shines for Half a Lifetime, but the Wind Makes Everything Safe
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The Ink Marks of Rongyuan, the Heart of a Humble Room
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Five Years of Dust and Frost, Half a Lifetime of Shame
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If I Don't Come, You Won't Leave
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When Mountains and Seas Return, Everything Will Be Reconciled
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Write to My Broken Self
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Time Marks
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The Lonely Lamp Weeps Blood, Nirvana Under the Military Banner
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Dust on the Plateau, Rain in Chang'an
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The Deeper You Study, the Colder the World Becomes
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The Backbone on the Loess Plateau
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Half a Lifetime on the Dusty Road
"Sacrifice with Life, Pursue My Master - To Mr. Lu Yao, whom I have not met for a century" is a long commemorative prose full of sincerity and affection. The full text is 50,000 words long, carrying the author's ultimate admiration and lifelong remembrance beyond life as a junior follower of Lu Yao. With deep and heavy writing, he writes about Lu Yao's profound influence on his life and writing path. The article is prefaced with "Sir, he is the light in my life". It expresses his feelings direc
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Use Your Life as a Sacrifice to Pursue My Master
Introduction to the work "Sacrificing Life to Pursue My Master - To Mr. Lu Yao, whom I have not met for a century" "Sacrifice with Life, Pursue My Master - To Mr. Lu Yao, whom I have not met for a century" is a long commemorative prose full of sincerity and affection. The full text is 50,000 words long, carrying the author's ultimate admiration and lifelong remembrance beyond life as a junior follower of Lu Yao. With deep and heavy writing, he writes about Lu Yao's profound influence on his lif
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The Bitter Mother of the World
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Old Dreams Are Buried in the Loess, and My Hometown Has Become a Hometown
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Fengyue Pen and Ink, No Fate Between Enemies
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Half a Lifetime of Thorns, Using Pen as Salary to Survive the Cold Years
"Half a lifetime of thorns, using pen as fuel to survive the cold years" is a long realistic and lyrical prose rooted in the hometown of northern Shaanxi and deeply exploring the suffering and spiritual perseverance of the grassroots. Based on the ups and downs of the author's forty years and a half, the work focuses on a low-level writer's pursuit of dreams that is not accepted by the world. With a melancholy and compassionate writing style, it truly cuts through the fierce collision between lo
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