What do you like about Bi Shumin s work? Why?

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List:

1. "Kunlun Death", published in September 1991, a collection of novellas.

2. "The Covenant of Women", published in July 1994, a collection of novellas.

3. "Endless Life", published in March 1995, a collection of novellas.

4. Selected Works of Bi Shumin, published in May 1995, a comprehensive collection of works.

5. "Poplar Nose: Bi Shumin's Short Story Collection", published in August 1995, short story collection.

6. Out of the White Clothes, published in January 1996, a collection of essays.

7. "Reminder of Happiness", published in January 1996, a collection of essays.

8. "Caring for the Soul", published in March 1996, a collection of essays.

9. "Gender Button", published in March 1996, a collection of essays.

10. "Workshop Without Walls", published in December 1996, collection of essays.

11. "Plain Face to the Sky", published in December 1996, a collection of essays.

12, "The Girls of the Snow Mountain", published in June 1997, long children**.

13. "Non-Blood Love", published in September 1998, a collection of essays.

1, "Female Psychologist".

It is written about a young woman Horton learning to be a psychologist, but Bi Shumin, who has the triple identity of a doctor, a psychologist and a writer, does not transfer the accounts of any of the patients into the original ** in this "fictional art", and strictly follows the guidelines of a psychologist. However, the "fiction" in ** does not affect the authenticity of the social and family issues reflected in it.

2, "Bi Shumin's Growth Lesson".

In this book, Bi Shumin designs seven psychological games for readers as a doctor, psychologist, and writer. These seven mental games are the seven compulsory courses for everyone's growth, leading us to use the power of subconscious envy to meet and settle the real heart, and learn to be gentle with ourselves, others, and the world.

3, "Bi Shumin's Spiritual Lesson".

This book is a collection of Bi Shumin's psychological documentary essays, a collection of Bi Shumin's notes when she was a psychological counselor, and she is a psychological counselor, a writer and a friend, to solve the confusion and psychological distress in life for readers.

The style of this book is simple and moving, and the reader analyzes one after another psychological counseling cases close to life in the way of storytelling, and under the warm and sensual words like prose poetry, a force of reason penetrates the back of the paper, sending a dose of medicine to the confused soul and bringing a ray of sunshine to the tired life.

4, "Bi Shumin's Happiness Lesson".

Bi Shumin's Happiness Lesson" is Bi Shumin's important masterpiece, and the classic happiness course of "Hundred Lectures". She uses insightful and concise words and comfortable and clear logic to put the results of ten years of psychological counseling into writing, and guides readers to break the chain of their hearts through real cases, stay away from helplessness, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety and other negative emotional patterns, and build a brother and have a happy life for a long time.

1: A submarine at night.

This is a book with beautiful words, romantic and profound, like a city in the sky. With his ethereal imagination and quiet and intoxicating brushstrokes, the author has excavated many tunnels leading to the mysterious world in the real world of the wild Wang.

It is composed of nine delicate, engaging, and evocative short stories. My favorite part of the first story is the submarine chapter of the night that is named after this story. Excerpted from a short passage from it:

I can sleep in a lotus canopy, swim in the clouds, walk on a blackboard, track the blue whale in an inkwell, float in space while being scolded by a teacher, and no one can control me, no one can catch me.

Imagining this is like pushing a boat down the river, the difficulty is just to drag the boat from the shore into the water, and then with just one push, the imagination will develop on its own.

Zhi Hongzai liked this book very much, probably because I couldn't describe it in the words of scarcity, because the comparison between the two made my description of it very clumsy. Although I personally like the first one, the other eight are also quite good stories, and I sincerely recommend everyone to read it, maybe all of us have had that dreamlike fantasy at one time or another.

2. Chicken feathers.

If the submarine at night is like a fairy tale, the chicken feathers will wake you up from reality. It depicts family scenes in concise and ordinary vernacular, which made me deeply touched after reading it, and Xiaolin and his wife changed from innocence and quietness before marriage to vulgarity and even pettiness in the back, which really gave me a great feeling.