"Anarchism and Practical Problems" (theory, co-authored with others), 1927, Shanghai Minzhong Society

"Destruction" (novella), 1929, Kaiming Bookstore

"From Capitalism to Anarchism" (Theory), 1930, Shanghai Free Bookstore

"The Dead Sun" (novella), 1931, Kaiming Bookstore

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"Revenge" (short story collection), 1931, New China Book Company

"Fog" (one of the "Love Trilogy", novella), 1931, New China Book Company

"Dream of the Sea" (novella), 1932, New China Book Company

"Autumn in Spring" (novella), 1932, Kaiming Bookstore

"Hai Xing" (a collection of essays), also known as "Hai Xing Miscellaneous Notes", 1932, New China Book Company

"Guangming" (a collection of short stories), 1932, New China Book Company

"Rain" (the second novella of the "Love Trilogy"), 1933, Liangyou Book Company

"Sand" (novella), 1933, Kaiming Book Company

"The Electric Chair" (short story collection), 1933, New China Book Company

"Rag" (short story collection), 1933, Beiping Xingyuntang Bookstore

"Home" (One of the "Torrent Trilogy", novel), 1933, Kaiming Book Company

"Grudge" (novella, also known as "Snow"), 1933, modern

"Rebirth" (novella), 1933, Kaiming Bookstore

"Journey Essays" (collection of essays), 1934, Life Bookstore

"General" (short story collection), 1934 , Life Bookstore

"Ba Jin's Autobiography" (biography), 1934, First Publishing House

"Electricity" (the third part of the "Love Trilogy", novella), 1935 , Liangyou Book Company

"Little Bits" (a collection of essays), 1935, Kaiming Bookstore

"Gods, Ghosts, and Humans" (a collection of short stories), 1935, Cultural Life Publishing House< /p>

"Collection of Ba Jin's Short Stories" (Volume 1-3), 1936-1942, Kaiming Bookstore

"Confessions of Life" (Collected Essays), 1936, The Commercial Press< /p>

"The Fall" (short story collection, also known as "The Fall"), 1936, The Commercial Press

"The Love Trilogy" ("Fog", "Rain", "The Fall") "Electricity" collection) 1936, Liangyou Book Company

"Memories" (memoirs), 1936, Cultural Life Publishing House

"The Story of Fa" (short story collection), 1936, Culture Life Publishing House

"Tower of Eternal Life" (fairy tale collection), 1937, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Thunder" (short story collection), 1937, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Brief" (Collected Essays), 1937, Liangyou Book Company

"Accusation" (Collected Essays), 1937, Chongqing Fenghuo Society

"Spring" (" "The Torrent Trilogy" (Part 2, novel), 1938, Kaiming Bookstore

"Dreams and Drunkness" (collection of essays), 1938, Kaiming Bookstore

"Reflections" (collection of essays) ), 1939, Chongqing Fenghuo Society

"Black Soil" (Collection of Essays), 1939. Cultural Life Publishing House

"Autumn" (the third novel in "The Torrent Trilogy"), 1940, Kaiming Bookstore

"Lina" (novella), 1940 , Cultural Life Publishing House

"Fire" (three chapters, novel), 1940-1945, Kaiming Bookstore

"Star" (English-Chinese, novella) , 1941, Hong Kong Gear Editorial Press

"Untitled" (collection of essays), 1941, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Dragon·Tiger·Dog" (collection of essays), 1941, Culture born

Huo Publishing House

"The Resurrection Grass" (short story collection), 1942, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Outside the Waste Garden" (prose collection), 1942, Chongqing Fenghuo Society

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"Little People and Little Things" (short story collection), 1943, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Qiyuan" (novella), 1944, Cultural Life Publishing House

< p> "The Fourth Ward" (novella), 1946, Liangyou Book Company

"Journey Miscellaneous Notes" (collection of essays), 1946, Shanghai Manyo Bookstore

"Cold Night" "(Novel), 1947, Morning Light

"Memory" (Collected Essays), 1947, Kaiming Bookstore

"The Tragedy of Quiet Night" (Collected Essays), 1948, Cultural Life Publishing Society

"The Nazi Killing Factory—Auschwitz" (Collected Essays), 1951, Pingming Publishing House

"Festivals in Warsaw City—Polish Miscellaneous Notes" (Collected Essays), 1951 , Pingming Publishing House

"Selected Works of Ba Jin" (a collection of short stories, essays, etc.), 1951, Kaiming Bookstore

"Condolence Letters and Others" (a collection of essays), 1951, Pingming Publishing House Society

"Life Bookstore among the Heroes" (a collection of essays and correspondence), 1953, People's Literature Publishing House

"The Story of Heroes" (a collection of short stories and essays), 1953, Pingming Publishing House

"People Defending Peace" (a collection of essays and correspondence), 1954, Zhongqing Publishing House

"Selected Short Stories of Ba Jin" 1955, People's Literature Publishing House

"Collected Prose of Ba Jin" 1955, People's Literature Publishing House

"Talking about Chehefu" (Theory), 1955, Pingming Publishing House

"The Day of Great Joy" ( Prose Collection), 1957, Writers Publishing House

"Strong Warrior" (Prose Collection), 1957, Children's Publishing House

"Mingzhu and Yuji" (Children's Short Story Collection ), 1957, Children's Publishing House

"A Battle to Save Life" (reportage), 1958, China Youth Publishing House

"Ba Jin's Collected Works" (Volume 1-14) ), 1958-1962, People's Literature Publishing House

"Selected Works of Ba Jin" (a collection of short stories and essays), 1959, People's Literature Publishing House

"New Voices Collection" (prose, essays, Collection of Short Stories), 1959, People's Literature Publishing House

"Collection of Friendship" (Collection of Essays), 1959, Writers Publishing House

"Pig and Chicken" (Short Stories), 1959 , Writers Publishing House

"Hymn Collection" (prose collection), 1960, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House

"Li Dahai" (short story collection), 1961, Writers Publishing House

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"Endless Emotions" (Collected Essays), 1963, Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House

"By the Bridge of Virtue" (Collected Essays), 1964, Writers Publishing House

< p> "Travel to Dazhai" (prose), 1965, Shanxi People's Publishing House

"Ba Jin's Recent Works" (Episodes 1 and 2, prose collection), 1978-1980, Sichuan People's Publishing House

"Dream of the Sea" (a collection of short stories and short stories), 1979, People's Literature Publishing House

"Fireworks Collection" (a collection of essays), 1979, People's Literature Publishing House

"Random Thoughts" (collection of essays), 1979, Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore

"Selected Novels and Novels of Ba Jin" (volumes 1 and 2), 1980, Sichuan People's Publishing House

"Selected Works of Ba Jin" "(Volume 1 and 2), 1980, People's Literature Publishing House

"Exploration Collection" (Volume 1 of "Random Thoughts", a collection of essays), 1981, Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore

"Ba Jin "Selected Works" (a collection of essays and short stories), 1981. Hong Kong Zhaoming Publishing House

"Creative Memoirs" 1981, Hong Kong Joint Publishing House

"Exploration and Review"

"Memories" (Volume 3 of "Ba Jin's Recent Works", a collection of essays), 1982, Sichuan People's Publishing House Society

"Creative Memoirs" (Collection of Essays), 1982, People's Literature Publishing House

"Collection of Preface and Postscripts" (Collection of Essays), 1982, Huacheng Publishing House

"Selected Prose of Ba Jin" (Part 1 and 2), 1982, Zhejiang People's Publishing House

"Collection of Memories" (Collection of Prose), 1982, Ningxia People's Publishing House

"Truth" Collection" (Volume 3 of "Random Thoughts", collection of essays), 1982, Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore

"Ba Jin on Creation" (Theory), 1983, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House

" "Selected Prose of Ba Jin" 1983, China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Publishing Company

"Literary Memoirs" (co-authored with Lao She and others) 1983, Sichuan People's Publishing House

"Sick Collection" ("Random Thoughts" "Episode 4, Prose Collection), 1984, Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore

"Childhood Memories.

(Memoirs), 1984, Sichuan Children

"Wish to Turn into Soil" (Collected Essays), 1984, Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House

"Collection of Accusations" (Collected Essays), 1985, Straits Literature and Art Publishing House

"Talking from the Heart" (the fourth volume of "Ba Jin's Recent Works", collection of essays), 1986, Sichuan Literature and Art Publishing House

"A Dream in Ten Years" (Collection of Essays) , 1986, People's Daily Publishing House

"Selected Writings of Ba Jin in the Sixty Years" (Collected Prose), 1986, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House

"The Complete Works of Ba Jin" (Volume 1-26), 1986-1994, People's Literature Publishing House

"Untitled Collection" (Volume 5 of "Random Thoughts", a collection of essays), 1986, Hong Kong Joint Publishing House

"Ba Jin" (short stories , prose collection), 1986, Hong Kong Sanlian Bookstore

"Selected Contemporary Essays·Ba Jin's Volume" 1986, Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House

"Looking for the Ideal Young Friend" (Collection of Letters) ), 1987, Children's Publishing House

"Snow Ni Collection" (Collection of Letters), 1987, Sanlian Bookstore

"Ba Jin Letters·New Edition" 1987, Sichuan Literature and Art Publishing House

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"Random Thoughts" (Collection of Essays), 1987, Sanlian Bookstore

"Essays of Ba Jin", 1991, Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House

"Collection of Ba Jin's Letters" , 1991, People's Literature Publishing House

"Novel from Outside the Territory", 1992, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House

"Memories" (Memoirs), 1994, China Overseas Chinese Publishing House

< p> "Brief", 1994, Hebei Education Press

"Rethinking" (Collected Prose), 1995, Shanghai Far East Publishing Company

"Ba Jin's Autobiography", 1995, Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House

"A Dream in Ten Years", 1995, People's Daily Publishing House

"Chinese Prose Collection Series·Ba Jin Volume", 2001, People's Literature Publishing House

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"Collection of Works of Chinese Foreign Award-winning Writers Publishing House·Ba Jin Volume", 2001, Yunnan People's Publishing House

Translation Collection:

"Scientific Socialism" (Theory ), written by Aris, 1927, Minzhongshe

"Bread Skip" (Theory), written by Russian Kropotkin, 1927, Shanghai Free Bookstore; also known as "Bread and Freedom", 1940, Pingming Publishing House

"Prison and Escape" (Memoirs), written by Russian Kropotkin, co-translated with Li Shizeng, 1927, Guangzhou Gexin Book Company

"Vina" (Collection of short stories and plays), written by Liao Kangfu, Poland, co-translated with Li Shizeng, 1928, Kaiming Bookstore

"Philosophy of Life: Its Origin and Development" (Parts 1 and 2, Theory), Russian Grammar Written by Rupotkin, 1928-1929, Shanghai Free Bookstore

"For the sake of knowledge and freedom" (short story collection), Russian Prilok et al., 1929, New Universe

< p> "The Life of a Fish Seller" (biography), written by Italian Vanzait, 1929, Shanghai Free Bookstore

"Proudhon's Philosophy of Life" (theory), written by Russian Kropotkin, 1929 , Shanghai Free Bookstore

"The Night Before" (script), written by Liao Kangfu, Poland, 1930, Shanghai Qizhi Bookstore

"The Death of Dandong" (script), Soviet A· Tolstoy, 1930, Kaiming Bookstore

"Prairie Stories" (short story collection), written by Soviet Gorky, 1931, Shanghai Malaya Bookstore

"Spring in Autumn" "(Novel), written by Hungarian Yuli Baki, 1932, Kaiming Bookstore

"Passenger's Flower" (play), written by Amicis, Italy, 1933, Kaiming Bookstore

"Autobiography" by Kropotkin, Russia, 1933, Shanghai Xinmin Bookstore

"Prison Diary" (Biography), written by Berkman, the United States, 1935, Cultural Life Publishing House

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p> "History of the Russian Nihil Movement" (History), written by Russian Stepniak, 1936, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Threshold" (short story collection), Russian Turgenev et al. , 1936, Cultural Life Publishing House

"The Night is Young" (script), written by Liao Kangfu, Poland, 1937, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Address to Youth" (theory), Written by Kropotkin of Russia, 1937, Press Publishing Department of San Francisco, USA

"The Drama of a Family" (biography, also known as "The Drama of a Family"), written by Herzen of Russia, 1940, Culture Life Publishing House

"Songs of the Rebels" (Collected Poems), Russian Pu Shigeng et al., 1940, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Father and Son" (Novel), Written by Turgenev in Russia, 1943, Cultural Life Publishing House

"The Late Blooming Rose" (short story collection), written by Storm in Germany, 1943, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Virgin Land" (novel), written by Russian Turgenev, 1944, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Prose Poems" (a collection of prose poems), written by Russian Turgenev, 1945, Cultural Life Publishing House Society

"The Happy Prince" (a collection of fairy tales and prose poems), written by Oscar Wilde, UK, 1948, Cultural Life Publishing House

"Memories of Tolstoy" (Memoirs), Soviet Union Gorky, 1950, Pingming Publishing House

"Memories of Turgenev" (Memoirs), written by Russian Pavlovsky, 1950, Pingming Publishing House

"Prairie Collection" "(Collection of short stories), written by Gorky of the Soviet Union, 1950, Pingming Publishing House

"Collection of short stories and short stories by Turgenev" written by Turgenev of the Russian Federation (co-translated with Xiao Shan), 1959, People's Literature Publishing House

"The Complete Translations of Ba Jin", 1997, People's Literature Publishing House

Letter to Children in Hometown

Dear classmates:

Thank you for writing to me, a lot of letters! I counted, 40 letters each, it seems like you are all standing in front of me, scrambling to be the first, talking non-stop, it’s so lively! Children from my hometown, Thank you for bringing warmth to me, an old man.

I am sick and have difficulty writing. The hand holding the pen does not obey instructions. Not to mention writing a reply to each classmate, or a short paragraph like what Guo Xiaojuan, a fifth-grade student, asked me to do, it is very difficult to just reply to one letter to all of you. Sometimes a pen weighs a thousand pounds in my hand. What to do? In any case, I couldn't let down the children in my hometown, so I finally picked up the pen. Please forgive me. I can't go back to my hometown this year. It's not that I don't want to visit you. On the contrary, I want to see your innocent smiling faces and hear your singing words. However, I don't have the physical strength or mental support for such a long trip. . Then, let this letter meet you on my behalf.

Don't think of me as an outstanding person, I'm just an ordinary person. I write not because I have talent, but because I have feelings and infinite love for my motherland and compatriots. I express this feeling through my works. I am 87 years old this year. Looking back on the past today, I cannot say it was a failure or a success. I just lived my life honestly and in an ordinary way. I thought, I pursued, and I finally understood that the meaning of life lies in dedication rather than enjoyment. In my answer to the letter from my classmates at Heping Street Primary School, I said: "I am willing to live again, learn again, work again, and let my life blossom and bear fruit." Someone asked me what it means for life to blossom and bear fruit, and I said: "People We live not to live for nothing, we live to add a little glory to the society in which we live. We can do this because each of us has more love, more sympathy, more experience, and more. Time is much more than what is needed to sustain our existence. Only when we spend it for others can our lives blossom. Those who devote their lives to themselves will gain nothing. ”

I. Like others, I also want to see my life blossom. But there was no way I could live again. I wasted a lot of time in the past, but now I am coming to the end of the road and there are not many days left. I cherish this limited minute and second very much.

Dear children in my hometown, I really envy you.

You have an extremely broad road ahead of you, and you have such beautiful things in your heart. Cherish the precious time you have available, study hard, and hope for you.

I sincerely wish you all the best.

Ba Jin

May 15, 1991

The wealth Ba Jin left us

A century of life flows through Chongqing. Mountains, flowing through steep ridges and through canyons, stopped at this moment. Ba Jin, how many people are calling this name, how many people are mourning the fall of the towering tree in the Chinese literary world.

"The motherland will always be by your side"

In 1927, Ba Jin became known to people with his first novel "Destruction", and gradually became a famous figure in Chinese literary circles with his own light and heat. leader. Ba Jin's wealth is his 26 volumes of immortal works and 10 volumes of wonderful translations. Ba Jin's wealth is not only his noble spiritual realm and perfect personality strength.

Patriotism is an important foundation for Ba Jin’s two great fortunes. When Ba Jin was 12 years old, he read through "The Complete Biography of Yue Fei" and was deeply shocked by Yue Fei's patriotism and national spirit. In the 1990s, Ba Jin went to Hangzhou to recuperate under the persuasion of everyone. He was always afraid of troubling others, but one day he made a request to visit Yue Yue's tomb. In front of the stele of Wen Zhengming's "Man Jiang Hong", Ba Jin, who was over ninety years old and whose enunciation was not very clear at ordinary times, recited the stele like a primary school student, his voice becoming clearer and louder: "Wipe the remaining stele, and the emperor will fly." The words are vaguely readable... How can it be a joke and a cypress tree?"

In 1979, Ba Jin led a delegation of Chinese writers to visit Paris. This is the first time Ba Jin has set foot on this land after leaving Paris for half a century. Revisiting the old place will bring many emotions to anyone. However, every morning, Ba Jin sat quietly in front of the window. What he saw in front of him was not the street scene of Paris, but Chang'an Street in Beijing, Huaihai Road in Shanghai, West Lake in Hangzhou, double wells in Chengdu, and the countryside in Guangzhou... He said: "When I leave the country, no matter where I am, I always feel that there is a pair of loving eyes watching me with concern. No matter where you go to the end of the world, you can never get rid of the motherland. The motherland will always be by your side."

"Let everyone have spring"

"Let everyone have a house, every mouth have enough food, and every heart be warm", Ba Jin always treasures this in his heart A good wish.

Ba Jin was born in a large feudal family in Chengdu. His loving mother was his first teacher in life. He learned about love and tolerance from his mother. Another teacher of Ba Jin when he was young was Lao Zhou, the bearer of the sedan chair. Mr. Lao Zhou told him: "Be a good person and be true to others. No matter how others treat you, never make the wrong move." "Fire must be hollow and people must be loyal."

Adult Later, Ba Jin kept thinking about this question: what kind of spirit and strength enabled the thin old Zhou to speak such profound truth under such difficult conditions. This is benevolence, morality, loyalty and love. And it is precisely these that are the spiritual root of the Chinese nation and the foundation of being a human being.

Ba Jin reflected his love and thoughts in his works. Anti-imperialism, anti-feudalism, anti-oppression, and calling for equality, freedom, and happiness are the main contents of Ba Jin's works. In many of Ba Jin's essays, we can read his fiery words: "Our life creed should be: act faithfully, love the people passionately, and help those in need of love." "There is no single goal in my life. It is not about helping people, so that everyone can have spring, every heart can have light, everyone can have happiness in life, and everyone can have freedom in development."

Xiao Zhang, Xiao Wu came to work with Balao from the countryside. Years passed in the blink of an eye. One day, Zhai Taifeng, then Secretary of the Party Leadership Group of the Chinese Writers Association, came to visit and asked Mr. Ba what he wanted. He never made any demands to the organization, but without hesitation he said that he hoped to arrange the work of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Wu.

Benevolence, loyalty, justice, self-discipline, and humanitarianism accompanied Ba Jin throughout his life.

[Edit this paragraph] Famous aphorisms

In order to pursue light and heat, people would rather give up their own lives. Life is lovely. But a cold, lonely life is not as good as a vigorous death.

Ba Jin is indeed great in his own way.

Because he saw many unreasonable situations in front of him and could not bear to hear the people's cries of pain, he also demanded revolution. Revolution will definitely cause the death of a great figure, so his Du Daxin died ("Destruction"), his revolutionary figure was destroyed ("Dead Sun"), and later he needed "Revenge" for justice. , wrote "Undersea Dream" because of the trampling of a nation, and wrote "Sardine" and "Fog" because of the injustice of the masses. In short, all his works are distressed by the sins in the world and weep bitterly for the unfortunate fate of mankind all over the world. Moreover, each of his works can bring a great mood to every young person, a mood of moving towards the light. Of course, what his thoughts are is another question. But what can be guaranteed is that he definitely does not have the odor of the so-called popular writers, and in particular he has very few "slogans," "slogans," and other perverted so-called "justice consciousness." For example, if you hear someone talking about the nation or the country, you will denounce it as having outdated ideas. It can be said that there is absolutely no such obscene habit.

Background

Ba Jin, for such a great writer, no one dares to deny it and be pious, right?

But, only because he is great , generally, so it is always painful. Dante is like this, Dostovsky is like this, and our Mr. Barkin is like this.

However, the pain I am talking about about him is not material; in Ba Jin’s material life and development, he first went out to the Middle School Affiliated to Southeast University, and after arriving in France in the name of a work-study program, In the Latin Quarter of a common people, I chewed cold bread and endured the pain, and lived like a lowly person for two or three years; even after I returned to China, I still worked in the Kaiming Bookstore in Shanghai, where I worked in a foreign country that had nothing to do with it. Proofreading duties. Ba Jin in this situation was of course something that most big shots would disdain. However, it seems that Ba Jin is also suffering materially, but in fact his most painful pain is mental. For example, in the preface of "Revenge" he said:

"In the daytime I was busy, running around, laughing, and laughing forgetting everything, because I was wearing a mask.

"In the dark, I took off my mask, and I saw the face of the world. . I lay down and cried, crying for my helplessness, crying for seeing the suffering of mankind,..."

And he said:

"...My soul is Crying at the injustice of the world. "This is the confession of his soul, that is, the confession of his pain. And from this, we can know how mentally painful this writer is.

Ba Jin

< p> Traveling through a century, witnessing hundreds of years of vicissitudes, and describing the great changes in history, a life is so profound. The passion he burned between the lines lit up the beacon of many people's souls; he walked sincerely in life, knocking on the door of many people's hearts. . His passion, worry, and conscience throughout his writing and life will always shine brightly in the history of literature.

——The 2003 Award Speech of Moving China Comments on Ba Jin as China’s Conscience< /p>

Learn from celebrities

Ba Jin: “My only wish is to turn into soil and stay in people’s warm footprints. ”

“Each of us has more love, more compassion, more energy, more time than we need to sustain ourselves, and we must Spend them for others, so that our life will blossom, morality, selflessness are the flowers of life. ”

“I hope everyone has a house, every mouth has food, and every heart is warm.” I want to wipe everyone's tears and never let anyone pull out a hair of anyone else's hair. "

When Ba Jin was young, he once helped his family's sedan bearer Lao Zhou to light a fire and cook. Lao Zhou said: "People must be loyal, and the fire must be hollow." Ba Jin told reporters in his later years: "My works of millions of words are not as good as Lao Zhou's eight words." ”

In Ba Jin’s creative career of more than seventy years, he wrote 10 million words of writings and more than 4 million words of translations. His works have been translated into more than 20 languages ??and are widely used in the world. It is widely circulated around the world. He is the Chinese writer who has received the most international honors. In 1999, the asteroid No. 8315 was named "Bajin".

On November 25, 2003, the State Council awarded him the honorary title of "Famous Writer".

On the day of his 100th birthday, CCTV's "Son of the East" column aired a special program: With you here, the lights are on

In "Happy 100th Birthday to Shouba" He wrote: Time is like water, and Ba Jin is like gold. True love, deep meaning and affection. With great wisdom and enlightenment, a heavy weight seems to be light.

Great work, indifferent and peaceful.

Why do we need Ba Jin? Just because the fruits are the only ones left?

He once said: "With you here, the lights are on." This was Ba Jin's gift to Bing Xin, and it is now used to describe our memory of Ba Jin. Ba Jin has special significance to us: we need the intellectual spirit of independent thinking and free speech. This spirit will never be “outdated” in any era and is extremely precious.

Writer Card-----Ba Jin

He was once an old man of the century. During his lifetime, he condensed his lifelong passion and wisdom and wrote "Home", "Spring", "Autumn", "Fog", "Rain", "Electricity", "Sprouting", "Cold Night" and "Random Thoughts"... He has left millions of memories for us. word works.