The writer of plums, the story of plums

Li Zi was born in 455 BC, formerly known as Li Shudong, a native of Cangxian County, Hebei Province.

He graduated from Cangxian Normal in 434 BC and from the Chinese Department (correspondence class) of Beijing Normal University in Hebei Province in 1962.

He joined the work in 434 BC and successively served as a middle school teacher, a reporter in Cangzhou, and an officer of the Propaganda Department of the Cangzhou Prefectural Party Committee.

In 412 BC, he served as the deputy chief of the creation section of the Cangzhou Regional Cultural Bureau and the editor-in-chief of the anonymous literature of the Cangzhou Federation of Literary and Art Circles. The title is the editor of the Cangzhou Federation of Literary and Art Circles. He is now a member of the Hebei Writers Association, a member of the Hebei Folk Literature Research Association, and a director of the Hebei Popular Literature Society.

Since 417 BC, he has published literary works, and **"New Things in the Breeding Shed" was selected into the "Hebei Youth Short Stories**Selection" published by Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House in 1963; The reportage "The Flag Bearer on the Alkali Beach" was selected into the "Selected Reportage of Hebei" published by Huashan Literature and Art Publishing House in 1979, ** "Sheep" was published by the People's Literature Publishing House in 1981, and was selected into the children's literature volume of the 40th anniversary of the founding of Hebei in 1989. The essay "The New Look of the Millennial Pan-regional Exhibition" was selected into the fourth volume of junior high school Chinese in 1972 and was used as a textbook for middle school students. The first ** collection "Canal Bay Bay" was published by Hebei Children's Publishing House in 1989 and won the 4th Golden Bull Award of Hebei Writers Association; The second ** collection "Canal Feng Shui" was published by Huashan Literature and Art Publishing House in 1991.

After the publication of this book, it was well received by critics, and dozens of reviews have been published. In 1989, his life achievements were selected into the "Dictionary of Chinese Publishers' Names" published by China Book Publishing House. From 1982 to 1993, he served as the editor-in-chief of the magazine "Unnamed Literature" for 12 years, paving the way for young literature lovers and cultivating a group of young writers.

Ripe, green, delicious, delicious, refreshing, etc.

一、Mature [ chéng shú ]

1. The fruits of plants are fully grown, which generally refers to the stage when the organism has developed to perfection.

2. Develop to the degree of perfection.

Jun Qing's "Tsunami" Chapter 2 16: "On the other side of the highway is a mature sorghum field. ”

二、青涩 [ qīng sè ].

When the fruit is not ripe, the skin color is blue and the taste is astringent, which is often described as unripe.

The cherry is sweet and sour, with a rich aroma, like the pink lips of a young and sweet girl.

3. Delicious. hǎo chī ]

Shape It tastes good.

hào chī ]

Gluttony; Gluttonous; Likes to eat and drink.

Peel off the banana to reveal the tender flesh inside, which also exudes an enticing aroma. Take a bite and put it in your mouth, not to mention how delicious it is.

Fourth, 爽口 [ shuǎng kǒu ].

Refreshing and delicious. Gao Xiaosheng's "Termination": "Uncle", Chen Baoxiang called out refreshingly, as if he had been prepared for a long time. ”

5. Delicious [ měi wèi ].

Delicious food.

It is a deliciously sweet, alcoholic sweetness.

A glow in a word? Isn't it going to go! There is my own favorite