About the author: Ni Kan is a member of China Young Poets Association and Jiangxi Writers Association. Real name: Ni Xiaoqing, and another pen name is Cao Qing and Xia Shanzi. Poet, multidisciplinary scholar, philosopher, psychologist, administrator, science fiction writer, physical writer, military theorist, economist, dance theorist, martial arts theorist, gourmet writer, poetic novelist, aesthetic writer, cultural scholar and engineer. Now lives in Changsha. According to genealogy records, obedience is Ji Kang's fifty-fourth generation grandson, who put forward the philosophical thought of "being close to nature and being mysterious at will" and the metaphysical thought that nature comes out with nature and tranquility. Known as "the king of famous sayings", "the king of idioms" and "the prince of psychology", 202 1 created 9,900 famous sayings and practiced 2,030 idioms. Known by netizens as "teachers" and known as "teachers of truth". Publish articles in periodicals, mainstream literature websites and mainstream mobile phone smart software, and read articles, famous sayings, theories and propositions, idioms, etc. , reaching 2.9 million fans, seeking ideological influence, to some extent known by netizens, with 2.2 million fans. Good at famous sayings and idioms. Refined the cultural concept that yingtan is the hometown of idioms, and actively practiced idiom creation, and the number of idioms pursued reached 1320. In my dream, I created a famous saying in my sleep: time is diligent running water.

Published poetry collection "Chinese milk vetch", published by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Press on 20 18. He is the author of poems such as Forget Me, hyacinthus orientalis, Asparagus, Spruce, Susha Shore, Clouds and Clouds, Quiet Lake, Heart for Forest, Huang Huali's Cut, Clues in the Blue Sky, Combination of Mountains and Waters, Thinking through, Jade Meaning, and Jade Meaning. Flowing rivers, splash on the beach, be alert to 5000 concerns, etc. , a total of 365,438+10,000 words, 200,000 words in medium and long poems of cautionary tales, 200,000 words in collections,150,000 words in prose poems, and 750,000 words in the management of Chinese studies.

Ni Kan