The full text of Qi Jun s masterpiece Red Gauze Lantern .

Qi Jun's representative works include "Drizzle Lanterns Falling" and "Reading and Life".

Qi Jun studied and lived in Wenzhou and Hangzhou since childhood, and graduated from the Chinese Department of Hangzhou Zhijiang University, where he studied under the lyricist Xia Chengtao. He was a professor at the Chinese Culture Institute in Taiwan and the Department of Chinese at ** University.

There are more than 40 collections of essays, ** collections and children's literature, and his main works include "Always a Lover", "Water is the Sweetness of Hometown", "Friendship of Teachers in Thousands of Rivers", "Three More Dream Books as Pillows", "Osmanthus Rain", "Drizzle Lamp Falling", "Reading and Life" and so on.

Work evaluation:

Reading Qi Jun's article is like flipping through an old photo album, each yellowed photo carries a lot of memory and nostalgia, the time is the first half of this century, and the place is the author's haunting Jiangnan dream. Qi Jun is creating a statue of a bygone era, and the images all tell the same ancient story with the same tone: warmth and faint sorrow.

There are more than 30 kinds of essay collections, ** collections and children's literature works, including "Smoke and Sorrow", "Red Gauze Lantern" (won the Zhongshan Literary and Artistic Creation Award), "Three More Dream Books as Pillows", "Bun", "Drizzle Lanterns", "Reading and Life", "Thousands of Miles with People and the Moon in the Peak", "Car with Me", "Leave Him a New Year to Say Dream Marks", "Qi Jun Sends Little Readers", "Qin Xin", "Sister Jing", "The Sorrow of July" and "Qi Jun's Selected Works" and so on. **"Orange is Red" has been remade into a TV series by Taiwan's public television, and the essay "Spring Wine" was selected as the 19th lesson of "Chinese" in the second volume of the eighth grade of the People's Education Edition. "Osmanthus Rain" was selected as the third lesson of the fifth grade "Chinese" of the People's Education Edition.

1. Drizzle lanterns falling:

Drizzle Lights Fall is a book published by Erya Publishing House on February 20, 2005. The author is Qi Jun. "Drizzle Lights Fall" is a collection of newspaper columns over the past year, with a total of more than 60 articles.

2. Osmanthus rain:

Osmanthus Rain is an essay published by Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House on October 1, 2010, written by contemporary Taiwanese female writer Qi Jun. The author mainly recalls the shaking flower music and osmanthus rain in his hometown, and the words are filled with the author's faint homesickness and nostalgia for the beautiful life of his hometown.

3. Friendship of thousands of rivers and thousands of mountains:

The friendship of thousands of rivers and thousands of mountains is timeless and thought-provoking, and there is still Qi Jun's usual approachability, her homesickness and nostalgia, as well as the life of living in a foreign land, the care for various affairs, and the cherishing of friendship.

4. Water is hometown sweet:

Water is Hometown Sweet" is a prose book. It was published by Jiuge Publishing House **** in 2001, and the author is the writer Qi Jun. Qi Jun is the author of more than 30 collections of essays, ** collections and children's literature.

Water is the Sweetness of the Hometown is a masterpiece of Qi Jun's condensation of life experience and high wisdom, from a grass and a tree, a person and a thing to look at the world, write the vicissitudes of the world, the feelings of the wanderer and the soul of the touch. Comprehend the exoticism in the classical feelings, and walk into the world of Qijun together. The information is now supplemented and rearranged to make it more unique and novel.

5. Always have a lover:

Always be a lover, so that the young readers unconsciously appreciate a traditional gentle and generous human affection, and learn to be compassionate and tolerant. Qi Jun is still writing at the age of 80, and her accumulated life experience and wisdom are a valuable reference for readers.

Interesting writer - Qi Jun: Childhood Mother and Aunt.

Qi Jun's homework has red gauze lamps and osmanthus rain.

There are dream marks, red gauze lamps, buns, etc. left for him.

；Your son in the family is talking about your class.

Full text: The osmanthus flowers fell one after another, and we were all over our heads, and I shouted: "Ah! It's like rain, it's so fragrant. ”

Around the Mid-Autumn Festival, it is the osmanthus season in my hometown. When it comes to osmanthus, the fragrance seems to smell. There are two kinds of osmanthus, the moon blooms called the wood, the flowers are smaller, pale yellow, Taiwan seems to have it, I once smelled this fragrance when I walked outside the wall of people's houses, and it will cause homesickness when I smell it.

The other is called golden cinnamon, which blooms only in autumn and has large flowers that are golden yellow.

In the courtyard of my family's mansion, there are two large open fields in front and back, and along the wall, all of them are planted with golden cinnamon. Only in the courtyard in front of the main hall is planted two wood trees and two hydrangeas. There are also under the eaves of my father's study, where there are several pots of camellia and wood.

When I was a child, I didn't know how to appreciate any flower. Although my father pointed and told me that this is Lingxiao Flower, this is Dingdong Flower, this is Mubi Flower, ......In addition to remembering some names, my favorite is osmanthus.

The osmanthus tree is not as graceful as the plum blossom, clumsy and clumsy, when it does not bloom, it is just full of dense leaves, and during the flowering season, you have to carefully find fine flowers from the green leaf bushes, and it does not compete with the flowers. But the fragrant smell of osmanthus is really charming. The reason for its charm is that it can not only be smelled, but also eaten.

How cheesy is "eating flowers" in the eyes of the poet? But I'd rather be vulgar, that is, I love osmanthus.

Osmanthus really haunts me.

Source: From contemporary writer Qi Jun's "Osmanthus Rain".

Around the Mid-Autumn Festival of Osmanthus Rain, it is the season when osmanthus flowers bloom in the hometown.

As a child,

yarn lantern Zhuyin: shā dēng Meaning: A lantern made of thin gauze in ancient times. Red gauze lamps are used for celebrations, and white gauze lamps are used for funerals. Yarn: Extremely thin silk.

Lanterns pasted out of tulle.

In ancient times, bamboo lampstands and candles were used for lighting; Now there are many steel wires to make light stands and light bulbs for lighting.