This is what Mu Xin said when he experienced setbacks, pains and struggles. His heart is the truest and most free.

This is an attitude, an experience and evaluation of oneself.

Mu Xin was born in a noble family, handsome in appearance, good in writing, extremely intelligent and knowledgeable, and good at art and music.

As for his experience, he was baptized in a particularly dark age, broke several fingers, and his talent was buried for decades-it was not known until he was 70 years old.

When his works were introduced to China, he was mistaken for a writer from Taiwan Province Province or Hongkong.

Mu Xin wrote many poems and essays.

The masterpiece of prose is Go to the Plain.

As for poetry, you may be a little familiar with it, and it is the most familiar poem now, which is slower than before.

Remember earlier when I was a teenager?

Everyone is sincere.

A word is a word.

Chen Qing Railway Station

The long street was dark and empty.

The small shop selling soybean milk is steaming hot.

In the past, the color of the sun changed slowly.

Cars, horses and mail are all slow.

Love only one person in my life.

These locks used to look good, too.

The key is exquisite fashion.

You'll understand when it's locked.

Photo of the title page of Towards Flat Shoes-