1. Lyric prose Zong Pu, born in 1928, female, formerly known as Feng Zhongpu, pen names Ren Xiaozhe and Feng Fei. The daughter of the famous philosopher Feng Youlan, who grew up on the campus of Tsinghua, has absorbed the essence of China traditional culture and western culture, and has profound knowledge and unique charm. 195 1 graduated from Tsinghua University Foreign Languages Department. Worked in China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Literature and Art Newspaper and other units. 1960 tune world literature editorial department. Before the Cultural Revolution, his works mainly included short stories Red Bean, Peach Blossom Garden, Daughter Marries My Valley, Mirror Lake, Back Door and Companion. Red beans were criticized inappropriately. After the Cultural Revolution, there were the short story A Dream on a String and the novella Sanshengshi, which won the national excellent novella award. 198 1 Selected Novels and Proses of Zong Pu published by Beijing Publishing House. Later, he struggled to create a novel "Wild Hulu Yin" reflecting the fate of China intellectuals, and the first novel "Dunan Ji" was published on 1987, which was well received. Her novels are deliberately innovative, with bright and implicit language, smooth and lingering, and quite distinctive. Her prose is as profound and meaningful as water. Flowers and people will encounter all kinds of misfortunes, but the long river of life is endless. 4. 1) "In addition to the brilliance, there is a faint fragrance here, which seems to be lavender, and it covers me gently like a dream." How to describe smells as colors and dreams? A: aroma, resorting to the sense of smell; Color, resorting to vision; Dreams are hallucinations produced by the brain. People's feelings can be communicated. Rhetorically, it is called synaesthesia. 2). "The long river of life is endless." There is a saying behind it, "I touched the little purple flower hut, which is full of wine of life. It is full of sails, sailing on the river full of flowers. It is one of the flowers, and it is a flower that forms a beautiful flowing waterfall. " There seems to be symbolism and philosophy here. If so, what does it symbolize? What philosophy does it contain? A: It is indeed symbolic. At the beginning of a new historical period, the people of China are full of vitality. At that time, there was a very popular saying, "Let go of your arms and do it". The enthusiasm for doing this is like a volcano, and like Qian Fan, it plunges into the torrent of socialist modernization. These two sentences are another philosophy. Everyone is a part of socialist modernization. Only when everyone works hard can the great cause of the four modernizations be brilliant. After understanding this philosophy, it is not difficult to understand why the author "quickened his pace".