Can someone help me find all the articles in Bingxin s About Women ? I d like to take a look

In "About Women", Bingxin describes "women of different countries, different classes, different ages, and different personalities", and carefully creates many characters.

A total of 14 women were written about "About Women", including a virtuous and enlightened mother, a nurse with rough hands and big feet, a quiet and generous, gentle and lively younger sister-in-law, a beautiful, peaceful, and seductive teacher, and a beautiful and dignified classmate, such as the white lotus out of the water and the classmates of Yuli Tingting. They are all very ordinary women, but because they can wash away the lead, "understand the truth of 'ten thousand red lotus rites and white lotus'", they all have a kind of simplicity and gentleness, enthusiasm and sincerity unique to women.

In the essay "My Mother," the author writes: "At least seventy percent of the sons of the world consider their mother to be the best mother in the world. I thought my mother was the best of the best mothers in the world.

Many things dare not speak to the father, but dare to say to her; If you can't mention it to a friend, you can mention it to her. In addition to running the house all day long, my mother either reads books or does work, quietly without a sound.

Quietly watch the school mates come to the house to play, and happily receive the friends of the father and children. In the face of the 'elopement' of the female classmates, the mother just said lightly: 'It doesn't matter if the elopement doesn't matter, the ceremony is nothing, as long as they are consistent.'

He never said anything directly about his children's choice of mates, but always said: 'As long as you like it, your mother will love it.'" "What a reasonable mother.

The other 13 women also have their own characteristics, like delicate sketches.

Introduction: First published in November 1945. There is a preface to the author's reprint in front of the book, explaining the reason for the reprint of this edition: it was originally published by Jiaotiandi Publishing House, but it really can't be given away, because there are too many typos, and the mistakes make people laugh.

Heaven and Earth originally wanted to reprint it, so the author gave them a corrected version, but the first edition of the corrected version was not seen, and although the book was seen in many places, it was still the original wrong version.

It was only in this case that the author handed over the corrected version to the Enlightened Bookstore. This book uses a "preface to copy the book", which uses a passage from Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions".

The book contains articles about women, including mothers, teachers, brothers-in-law, nurses, classmates, classmates, friends' wives, students, landlords, sisters-in-law, friends' mothers, and almost all women. Bingxin examines women from the perspective of a "man", and she is a woman, and this kind of "transpositional" narrative is more visible than looking at women from a woman's eyes.

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Bingxin came to the rear of the Great Chaoqiao and continued to engage in creative work and participated in some progressive activities. During this period, she published a set of "About Women" under the pseudonym "Men". In the winter of 1942, she re-corresponded with the children in a cheerful and joyful mood, and published "Send Young Readers Again", which was well received again.

After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Bingchi accompanied her husband Wu Wenzao to Tokyo, Japan, as a dependent of the Chinese military delegation to Japan, and lived in Japan for four years.

Bingxin's famous quotes and famous sentences are summarized below.

1. Spring water! It's been another year, and it's still blowing like this. Can I take another picture? Chunshui thanked me gently and said, "My friend! I've never left a shadow, and not only for you.

2. Successful flowers, people only admire her current brightness! However, at the beginning, her buds were soaked in the tears of struggle and sprinkled with the blood of sacrifice.

3. Love is on the left, love is on the right, walk on both sides of the road of life, sow seeds at any time, bloom at any time, and decorate this path with fragrant flowers for a long time, so that pedestrians who wear branches and leaves do not feel pain when stepping on thorns; There are tears to fall, and I don't feel sorrow.

4. My friend, don't let the spring breeze fool you, the color of the flower is not as good as the fragrance of flowers!

5. Smart people! In this indifferent world, you can only carry the lamp of "self-confidence" in the dark.

6. Let's go! Even if you can't go, life is just like that.

7. Be silent! In this infinite world, I should only smile and not speak.

8. I myself am mortal, and I only seek the happiness of mortals.

9. Love is on the left, sympathy is on the right, walk on both sides of life, sow seeds at any time, and bloom at any time.

10. Flowers in the corner! When you are lonely, the world will be small.

11. Mother! You are the lotus leaf, the bedroom red lotus, the raindrop in my heart is coming, except for you, who is my shade under the unobstructed sky?

12. How did Chun speak? But her great latent power has been so gentle in the world!

13. Entertainment is at least as valuable as work, or entertainment is a part of work.

14. Fate is like the sea breeze - blowing the boat of youth and crossing the sea of time with twists and turns.

Writing about a woman as a man always seems to feel a little bit "that", and people think, "Isn't the content sarcastic?" "It's not unrequited love, is it? "It's as if women's issues should only be discussed by women.

In fact, I think that women's problems should be discussed by men, because men can be more objective in their positions, and men's attitudes can be more polite.

It is a woman, Bingxin (October 5, 1900, February 28, 1999), formerly known as Xie Wanying, a native of Changle, Fujian, and a member of the China Association for the Promotion of Democracy (DPP). Chinese poet, modern writer, translator, children's literature writer, social activist, essayist. The pen name Bingxin is taken from "a piece of ice heart in the jade pot".

Because he is a scholar, he is generally referred to as "Mr. Bingxin".