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Anonymous users2024-02-06Qin Wenjun's Prose Collection Qin Wenjun is a writer who is good at writing books for teenagers, naturally, her prose is also a work that reveals children's interest everywhere, mainly narrating her childhood anecdotes, witty and humorous, often making me laugh out loud. At that time, I had a preconceived assumption that prose was so interesting and endearing. When I saw "Lin Xuanqing's Prose Collection", I felt that the prose was not as narrow as I thought, it was all-encompassing and extremely rich in content, which could describe the trivial things in the streets and alleys, or talk about national affairs and current affairs. You can also express your own opinions, develop your own opinions, and so on.
The prose written by two contemporary Taiwanese writers, one is witty, the other is rigorous and heavy, and the reason for this is that one is a children's writer, and the other is a journalist who is deeply influenced by Buddhism. Therefore, the prose can reflect the author's true temperament, and it is no wonder that Mr. Ji Xianlin attributed the essence of prose creation to the word true love. "True" is true, and "love" is lyrical.
Lu Xun's Prose Collection", "Zhu Ziqing's Prose Collection", "Yu Guangzhong Prose Collection", "Ji Xianlin Prose Collection", "Bingxin Prose Collection" and so on. In contemporary Chinese prose, whether it is Lu Xun's melancholy and vigorous, Zhu Ziqing's gorgeous freshness, the subtle grandeur in the afterglow, Ji Xianlin's simplicity and tranquility, or Bingxin's ethereal elegance, they are all as natural as clouds and water, and their ingenuity is clearly visible.
There are many excerpts from middle school textbooks, such as Zhu Ziqing's "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" and "Hurry", and I am often attracted by his beautiful writing. Once, in class, the teacher asked us to close our eyes and quietly listen to a magnetic voice on the tape recorder reciting these beautiful prose, coupled with the music of the orchestral silk bamboo, which was really refreshing.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I only know modern prose poets and so on.
For example, Lu Yao's "Little **", Xi Murong's "Qili Xiang" and so on.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Zhou Guoping's "There is Only One Life", good, take a look.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Zhu Ziqing, "Hurry", "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond", "Back".
Ji Xianlin's "Winding Path Tragedy", "February Orchid", "Endowed with Eternal Regret".
Yu Qiuyu "A Pavilion on a Stormy Day" and "Taoist Tower".
In the afterglow, "Listen to the Cold Rain".
Bing Xin's "One Day of Spring".
Shi Tiesheng, "Me and the Altar of Earth".
Wen Yiduo "The Last Speech".
Biography: Qiu Jin's patriotic sentiments, Su Wu's solar terms, Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions, Wang Mian's spirit of studying painting, Qin Shi Huang's unification of the six countries, Gou Jian's courage and democracy's forerunner Sun Yat-sen, Ma Engels's great friendship, Shi Tiesheng's disabled ......
When introducing examples in the composition, you can also introduce the deeds of the characters in **, such as Robinson desert island survival, the tenacity and autonomy of the heroine in "Jane Eyre", and the great love ...... in "Wuthering Heights".
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Zhu Chengyu Falling leaves are tired butterflies, Zhang Xiaofeng, immortal insomnia.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Liang Heng's "Green Mountains Are Ageless", "Beauty Spanning a Hundred Years", "Summer Sense", "Hisi", "Summer", "Jin Ancestral Hall".
Xi Murong's "Tung Flower", "Innocent and Simple Heart", "Summer Diary", "Lonely Tree", "A Spring Afternoon", "Home Under the Maple Tree", "Night with Moon", "Traces of Growth".
Zhang Xiaofeng's "I'm In", "Willow", "Gardenia", "The Story of Time", "Spring Nostalgia".
Zhang Jie's "The One Who Loves Me in the World Has Gone", "Digging Shepherd's Cabbage", "My Four Seasons", "You Will Only Grow Up at That Time", "How Much Do You Know About the Flowers in Your Dreams".
Lin Qingxuan's "In the Sound of the Broken Hung", "The Miracle of Roses" and "The Lotus of Purity".
Bi Shumin's "I am very important", "Filial piety is priceless" and "Making the heart".
Chi Zijian's "Fireflies for 10,000 Years", "Muddy" and "Petal Rice".
"Listen to the Cold Rain" in the afterglow
Yu Qiuyu's "Reading Sycamore", "Maturity" and "Snow".
Shi Tiesheng's "Autumn Remembrance" and "Me and the Altar of Earth".
Biographies can be read by Helen Keller, Steve Jobs, Marie Curie, celebrity biographies, Franklin, etc.
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