Is Yishu s prose good, and which of Yishu s novels is good

This is a matter of opinion. As the saying goes, there are a hundred different Hamlets in the hearts of a hundred people, and everyone's favorite books and styles are different.

There are four collections of essays by Yishu, namely: 1Cambrian 2Le Weiyang 3Meaning 4It's not over.

But in general, her ** is better than prose, depending on what you personally think

Yishu's style is softer than Zhang Xiaoxian's, and Yishu's ** material is not only the love between men and women, but also may involve the workplace, parents, sisters, classmates, and strangers. The concerns are also broader, and overall it is still very good.

Yishu's "Round Dance" and "Xibao" I personally like to watch it, so I recommend it. "The Golden Years" is also good.

1, "Miss Chief Executive, You Are Early" :** tells the story of high-achieving student Zhou Qizhi who is in employment difficulties, and in desperation, he defects to Lin Sen, a classmate who hosts "Leading Daily". As the new head of the SAR took office, all major newspapers and magazines were digging for first-hand information.

Lin Sen valued Zhou Qizhi and bought off Shoukong Feng's lack of a long servant to help him successfully get the position of a fighting driver. Qizhi is loyal by nature, and he defends Tingfang intentionally or unintentionally in the column;

2, "Mandala": A woman is a mandala, beautiful but highly poisonous. When you are attracted to her and can't help but get closer, the closer you get to her, the more bewildered you are by her, and in the end you can only fall to your death like an unconscious worm from the beautiful flowers and leaves of the mandala;

3. "Small Universe": This is a good educational story, and the theme may be summarized as money makes people.

I'm a fan of Yishu, so I've basically read all of Yishu's articles, and I've read them many times, often looking for new books, or if I have something missing.

Yishu's book is very suitable for reading when you are depressed, because her book will not be particularly sad, nor will it be particularly happy, it is so faint to reveal the current situation of life, after you read it, you will find, "Oh, life is just like this", everyone is the same, you yourself are not particularly miserable.

There are not many happy endings in the book, more or less, there are regrets, but this regret is thought-provoking, and after regrets, it will give people expectations, knowing that tomorrow, tomorrow will naturally be better in front of your eyes, don't worry at all, because you are such a good Yishu girl.

"The First Half of My Life", which was screened before, you can take a look, after you watch it, you will know that the original book is completely different from the TV series, you will feel even more happy after watching the original book, what a chic person Luo Zijun is, it is not like this in the TV series at all.

You can also take a look at "The Golden Years", two girlfriends grew up together since childhood, two different people, walking and walking, they went in different directions, and life seems to have exchanged some fragments. Each of us has girlfriends, and you may feel it when you see it.

There are many more that are worth recommending, or that sentence, if you have time, take a look at them.

I don't recommend much.

Say a few classics.

You know.

is the most classic, especially every sentence of Jiang Xibao is very classic.

Yuan Dance) is the first book I read Yishu, yes, the complex is very good, very long but not dull (we are not angels) If you read it, you will definitely love the heroine Qiu Qing, smart and calm, the only flaw ......Oh, go see for yourself.

People are as light as chrysanthemums) A lot of people like it.,The reason I didn't like it at first was because the male owner was a foreigner.,Later, I saw it.,Praise ah.。

The second book I read is also Shu's book, I remember reading it twice, but it's a pity that the ending...

Morning flowers) a book that makes people cry to death.

I can't stand it anyway, and many people say it's good (Asura) I like it very much.

Same door) excludes love, a book I admire.

Ghost Gypsy) is also good, but I forgot a lot, the only thing I remember is that the red-haired boy (send you flowers next year) finished reading it in one night, and saw five o'clock in the morning, it was really good (when the grapes were ripe) I greatly liked Shen Xiaoshan and Songyuan (Golden Years) in it, and the friendship was good.

Xiang Xuehai) is also good to see.

"When the Grapes Are Ripe" "I Love, I Don't Love" "Rosemary" "Where the Lights Are Bright" I feel that many songs have used her ** name in song titles like Eason Chan's "When the Grapes Are Ripe".There is also a sentence in

Essays "Flowers and Full Moon", "Being a Man", "Le Weiyang", "Cambrian", "Yi Mianmian", "Love", "Bean Sprouts Collection 1", "Bean Sprouts Collection 2", "Eat Dessert First".

I've only watched "Yi Mianmian" and "Unloved", but I feel good.

Yishu's prose is very well written, and it is very worth buying, but her new "Bean Sprouts Collection" is not as good as the "Le Weiyang" and "Cambrian" that she wrote before, and I personally think that "Yi Mianmian" is also very good, her prose is very vigilant, and it is always sober and sharp writing.

"Single Woman", "In That Far Away Place" ("The Most Beloved Song").

No Chance" "It's All Wrong Now" "Same Door".

Don't forget, don't forget" "Asura".

Stranger" "Open to Tuli".

If there is love in the sky" "The Most Beloved Song".

Real Men Don't Cry" "A City Without Seasons".

Letter from the Heart" "Red Dust".

Across the Seas" "Definitely a Dream".

If the Wall Could Talk" The Story of the Rose

"Rose Bubble".

Rosemary" "Crape Myrtle Wish".

Gadgets, "If Susie Falls".

Xibao" "Be as beautiful as you want".

Infatuation Division" "Until the Sea Withers and the Stones Rot".

Yishu's ancestral home is Zhenhai, Zhejiang, settled in Hong Kong at the age of five, she began her writing career in middle school, published her first ** collection in 1963, and after graduation, she worked as a reporter for "Ming Pao", a film magazine, a hotel director, a public relations officer, a ** news officer, and a TV screenwriter. In addition to **, she also writes essays and interviews, and also writes a column in Ming Pao Weekly under the pen name "Yi Shabei". Yishu's "The Story of the Rose" and many other works have been adapted into films.

Yishu's original name was Ni Yishu [2], born in Shanghai in 1946 [3] (one said to be 1949 [4]), (parents) were originally from Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province [5], her name was Ah Mei [3], at the age of five [6] (one said to be 1952 [5]) that is, he settled in Hong Kong with his family (person), and was educated in Hong Kong government schools, studied in kindergarten classes in Jiangsu and Zhejiang primary schools, and was later admitted to Kadoorie Government Primary School, and Ho Tung Girls' Vocational School, and graduated from secondary school in 1965 [3] (see 1956 [6]). Yishu has an amazing memory since childhood[7], reading is quite clever but not very hard, when he was a child, he was punished for not answering the teacher's questions, and memorized all the texts in anger, and since then he has developed the habit of reading, and began to read Lu Xun's works at the age of 12 [6], she loves literature and art, worships her brother Ni Kuang and his literary friends Jin Yong, Gu Long and other popular ** families, and is deeply influenced by it.

After graduating from high school, Yishu did not go to university, became a journalist, and at the age of 17 she worked for Ming Pao, where she not only ran news and wrote interviews[6], but also wrote essays, **[2], and newspaper columns[4]. and film magazines. After graduating in 1976[5], he first served in the Yuanshan Hotel in Taiwan as a waitress manager, and returned to Hong Kong after a short time to be hired as the director of the public relations department of the Furama Hotel, and then joined Jiayi TV as a screenwriter[9] and then served as a senior information officer in the Hong Kong **[2] Information Department[4] for eight years.

Yishu's most classic book is "Once Deeply Loved".

Once Deeply Loved" is a book published by China Women's Publishing House in 2012, and is currently the most popular among all Yishu's works, ranking first. It is mainly about Zhou Zhimei, who returned from a business trip, found that his wife suddenly disappeared, and in many unsuccessful investigations, he found Xiao Guo, a friend of the detective agency, to find his wife's whereabouts for him. Xiao Guo routinely asked Zhou Zhimei about his wife.

Under Xiao Guo's questioning, Zhou Zhimei found that he was only busy with work all these years, and he didn't know anything about his wife and family, and he couldn't even figure out his wife's age, interests, and preferences ......He believes that men should focus on their careers and not have to be entangled in these trivial matters. His wife's runaway from home made him unable to let go. He and his wife have been married for eight years and have never been vindictive, and they are a model couple in the eyes of everyone.

A handsome, mature, steady, young and promising man like him, how many women are courteous to him, but he is always the same to his wife. But the wife said goodbye and sold the house, leaving no way back. Zhou Zhimei reflected on his dereliction of duty:

Over the years, he has devoted all his time and energy to work, rarely communicating with his wife, and he has never experienced the loneliness and loneliness of his wife. He began to doubt his feelings for his wife, and did not understand whether he really loved her or fell in love with the beautiful, elegant and noble white swan in his mind. Even though his wife ran away, Zhou Zhimei still devoted herself to her work.

Due to work needs, he went on a business trip to the mainland with Dr. Deng Yongchao from the United States, during which they ate and lived together, and gradually got to know each other. He found that Yongchao was independent, capable, strong, not arrogant, not pretentious, and able to endure hardships, and he couldn't help but compare himself with his runaway wife in all aspects. Zhou Zhimei realized:

Yongchao is the most suitable partner for him. The two are not only working partners, but also confidants, they are both workaholics, and they both have the noble sentiment of sacrificing everything for the scientific cause of the motherland. After experiencing these, Zhou Zhimei realized:

Choosing a partner is not about choosing a noble and fragile work of art, but only people who share your interests can be with you for a lifetime. He did not hesitate and was ready to make Yongchao his second spring.

Yishu, formerly known as Ni Yishu, and his brother is Hong Kong writer Ni Kuang. When Yishu quickly became famous as soon as he emerged, the two siblings became two strange flowers in the Hong Kong literary scene. Yishu, Ni Kuang, and Jin Yong are the "Three Wonders of Hong Kong Literary Circle".

Jin Yong created popular martial arts**, Ni Kuang created popular sci-fi**, and Yi Shu created "popular" romance**. Yishu has a keen sense of observation and touch, and has a talent for turning ordinary words into strange sentences, and her writing is just like her person, sharp, pungent, fast and numerous, but even if she changes to ten pen names, it is not difficult for readers to recognize her from her works at once. So far, Yishu's works have been collected and published in more than 200 kinds, and his representative works are "The Story of Roses", "Xibao", "Morning Flowers and Sunset", "My First Half of Life" and so on.