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Life is a lonely journey Author: Jia Pingwa
Life is a lonely journey Author: Jia Pingwa
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Introduction · · · · · ·
★Collect Mr. Jia Pingwa's classic prose over the past decades, I hope you will not be afraid of loneliness and live out the true face of life
Everyone is born lonely. Compared with happiness and noise, loneliness is always so long and deep, making people feel helpless and lost. However, loneliness is not terrible, but the fear of loneliness is terrible.
Only those who accept and embrace loneliness can see their true selves and find the way forward in life through meditation. Loneliness will make you live more soberly and tenaciously, gradually passing through confusion and becoming stronger and stronger.
Mr. Jia Pingwa writes about his thoughts, feelings, experiences and observations in life in plain and simple writing, including his recollections of past life, his longing for relatives and friends, and his attachment to his hometown... Between the lines, the loneliness, pain and reality in life are revealed.
Life is a lonely journey, and loneliness is the answer to life. After reading Mr. Jia Pingwa's book, you will suddenly realize that only those who have experienced loneliness can live out the true taste of life.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Jia Pingwa, formerly known as Jia Pingwa, was born in 1952 in Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province. He graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest University in 1975. He is a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Chairman of the Shaanxi Writers Association, Representative of the People's Congress of Xi'an City, and Honorary Chairman of the Xi'an Writers Association. He began to publish his works in 1974. He has written novels such as Shangzhou and White Night, and the autobiographical novel I am a Farmer. The twelfth month and the first month of the lunar year won the third National Excellent Novella Award of the Chinese Writers Association; Impetuousness won the 1987 American Mobil Pegasus Literary Award; Wasted City won the 1997 French Femina Foreign Literature Award.
