The Myth of China is a book about the myth of China. Although there are only a dozen short stories in it, they are vivid and lifelike in the author's pen. There is a saying in Jingwei's reclamation: "Day after day, year after year, Jingwei always goes back and forth between the mountains in the west and the sea in the east, throwing pebbles into the sea one by one." This passage is about "Jingwei" tirelessly picking up stones from the mountains and filling the sea all year round. From this passage, I learned that I must persevere in doing anything. After a long time, I will succeed. As long as the goal is single-minded, water can run over stones, ropes can cut wood, and even the smallest stones can fill the vast sea.
I like this book, not only because it gives me profound truth, but also because of its exquisite words. Small, panic, fierce and flash are just a few words, but they are beautiful in the author's pen: "Its black figure is very small on the endless sea …" In addition, this book has good sentences.