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"Like Flowers in the Wild" Author: Kuan Kuan Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company
"Like Flowers in the Wild" Author: Kuan Kuan Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company
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Description
Introduction · · · · · ·
If "36 Years Old, Half-Ripe Life" is about the "break" and confusion of life when facing choices, "Like Flowers in the Wild" is the record of the writer Kuan Kuan's "establishment" of a new stage of life. It writes about the determination and calmness after being nearly forty and passing through the fog. The 23 essays on life philosophy include "Repayment" and "Cherishing the Present", from the fragments of childhood life to the review of personal emotions, and even the joys and sorrows of friends' lives and deaths. More importantly, it is the beauty excavated from ordinary daily life, as well as in-depth thinking on writing, oriental aesthetics, and personal paths in the context of the times. This process of "establishment", from action to inaction, from action to feeling, from outside to inside, is a carnival for one person and a life chant that can resonate widely. The consistently sincere and unpretentious writing continues the advantages and contemplation of the previous work, showing readers the direction they may reach after choosing their own path and moving forward firmly - a life enriched by spiritual abundance, blooming like a flower between the Cangshan Mountain and the Erhai Lake far away from the city, showing the original energy of life and the natural posture of desire.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Kuan Kuan is a writer. His original name is Zhao Xiaoshuang. He holds a Bachelor of Arts from the Central University of Finance and Economics and a Master of Journalism from Fudan University. He used to be a full-time personality reporter in the media, and later started his own business. In 2016, he moved from Beijing to Dali, and devoted himself to the research, practice and writing of oriental aesthetics and traditional Chinese medicine. He has published a collection of essays, "36 Years Old, Half-Mature Life".
