The Gods Are Full is the title of Jia Pingwa’s prose book, and Jiaxiang Yanji is the title of Jia Pingwa’s calligraphy work.

Jia Pingwa was born in Dihua Town, Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province in 1952. He began publishing works in 1974 and graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest University in 1975. "Yanhe"? Editor-in-chief of "Meiwen" magazine. His published works include 24 volumes of "Collected Works of Jia Pingwa", and his representative works include novels such as "Abandoned Capital", "Qinqiang Opera", "Ancient Furnace", "Happiness", "With Lamp", "Laosheng", "Jihua", "Yamamoto" etc. 16 parts.

The works have been translated and published in more than 30 languages ??including English, French, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese, Korean, etc., and have been adapted into movies, TV shows, plays, dramas, etc. More than 20 species.

Creative features:

Jia Pingwa's prose has a wide range of contents, including unique insights into social life, personal inner emotional changes, and accidental insights into philosophy, etc. Jia Pingwa made a big breakthrough in traditional prose writing - all his unique insights into society and life, his personal inner emotions (love and hate), or some philosophies he occasionally realized are all presented in the article. In his articles, it is not difficult to find Jia Pingwa's innocent heart, which is indeed difficult to find in today's complex society. Moreover, Jia Pingwa's pursuit of beauty is clearly visible between the lines.

Using light pen and ink, it depicts scenes that people are accustomed to and often ignore in real life, but they can be fascinating. This artistic quality can be clearly found in his articles such as "Ugly Stone", "Jingxu Village", and "Night Tour in Longtan". His prose is as thick and long as wine, and as light as pure and transparent water. In a simple and plain atmosphere, Jia Pingwa expressed his deep thoughts on life, history and the universe, giving his prose a profound philosophical thought.