我只知道人是什么 الصينية (الماندرين) 2018

"Literature is all-encompassing, but what is the most important thing? It is human." Good literature, let us feel the person behind the work, but also transcend culture and language because of its unique sense of life. "I only know what people are" is a collection of the latest essays edited by famous writer Yu Hua. As a representative of contemporary Chinese literature, Yu Hua has been invited to participate in speeches and activities from all over the world. He started from the personal and Chinese experience and opened up the intersection with the world literary world. This book is the collection of essays he published in recent years. . Yu Hua is full of wisdom and sincere sharing of his observations and thoughts. The content is all-encompassing. From the past to the reality, from self to the times, he talks about life experience and creative experience. He vividly recalls him and Fu Gui and Xu Sanguan. The encounter of the characters also tells the encounter between the brave Polish farmers and the Italian psychiatric hospital patients when visiting the world... Sometimes they are thousands of people, sometimes they are like the same person. These broad and rich explorations of human nature show a profound insight into the life of a good writer, a transcendental understanding of everything, and a story condensed in the impermanence of imperfections, not only connecting our past and future, but also It ultimately points to the most fundamental source of power in all literary and artistic creations.