Xi Murong s words. Even peers are reluctant to give their real names

Xi Murong, female, Bai famous poet, essayist, painter du. His ancestral home is Inner Mongolia Chazhihar Mengming Dao'an Banner, which is the queen of the Mongolian royal family.

Specialty, my grandmother is a princess of the royal family, and later settled in Taiwan with her family. At the age of thirteen, he began to write poems in his diary, and at the age of fourteen, he entered the Taipei Normal Art Department, and later entered the Art Department of Taiwan Normal University. In 1964, he entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels, Belgium, where he majored in oil painting.

After graduation, he served as an associate professor of fine arts at Hsinchu Teachers College in Taiwan. He has held dozens of solo exhibitions, published art collections, and won many painting awards. In 1981, she published her first new poetry collection, Qili Xiang, which caused a whirlwind in Taiwan and sold amazingly.

In 1982, she published her first collection of essays, Traces of Growth, which expressed another form of her creative work, continuing the gentle and indifferent style of new poetry.

Xi Murong writes about love, life, and nostalgia, which is extremely beautiful, elegant and clear, lyrical and smart, full of love for life. influenced the growth of an entire generation.

Xi Murong Bai's classic prose includes: "First Encounter", "Youth" du, zhi "Qili Xiang", "Xizi", and "Writing to the Life of Dao".

Excerpt from Xi Murong's classic essay "Written to Life":

I stood under the moon and drew pencil sketches. The moon was so bright that I stood in the middle of the field, alternating black and brown pencils. The first thing to be drawn is the row of jagged shadows of the trees in the distance, drawing their dense foliage in a very heavy and deep black.

Under the trees is a slowly stretched Qianmo, and the fields are planted with sweet potatoes, which have a light but delicate luster in the moonlight.

There was not a single cloud in the whole sky, only moonlight and stars. What I could recognize was the constellation of the Hunters, right in front of me, shining beneath the moon, the color of the sky transparent and clean, like the smell of the whole field at night.

Xi Murong's book. Poems: "Qilixiang" (poetry), "Xizi" (poetry), "A Flowering Tree" (poetry), "Youth Without Complaints" (poetry), Rufan "Nine Chapters of Time" (poetry), "Light and Shadow on the Edge" (poetry), "Lost Poetry Book with Oaks" (poetry), "I Fold My Love" (poetry talks about cherry blossoms), "Three Strings" (sketch), "There is a Song" (prose), "Concentric Collection" (prose), "Write to Happiness" (prose), "Jiangshan Waiting" (prose), Xi Murong and her Inner Mongolia (Photography + Text), "Shell" was selected as a junior high school textbook.

Mussels and Pearls (and Xiao Si's "Cicada" is included in two short essays in the middle school students' own teaching version), "Homesickness" (poetry).