Word Flower—Literature Magazine Issue 81—Island

"There is no other way but to stay on the island of hope." Michel Tournier The first song of "My City is Others", Hong Kong is like a "floating city", contrasting with other countries. Highlights include: Feature "Island" • Interview with Li Guangde, an active member of the engineering community and environmental protection movement, to analyze the crime and folly of Hong Kong on Lantau tomorrow. • The first column of Liu Kexiang's special column, traveled up the mountain with her aunt to look for wild boar, and compared the fate of wild pigs in Hong Kong and Taiwan. • The Crimea is sandwiched between Russia and Ukraine, and the Tatars are on the edge of culture. Seyare Kokche elaborates on the need to insist on speaking, and four translation poems are published in the same field. • The eight participants in the Ping Chau "Kijima Quilt" project reunited to build their island life with bricks and bricks. • The famous novelist Tan Jian wrote a sci-fi realistic pen about the alarming incident that occurred between the island and the mountain. • "Father of Hong Kong Independent Comics" Li Zhida used the painting to explain the island's tenacity and drift. Column and creation • "Rewriting the Homeland": Mai Shujian rewrites Wu Shuxian's old works. In the days when there was no red tunnel, the children in the three villages met to face the sea and their lives changed. • "Four Hands": Four commentators started the May 4th research perspective and re-examined the New Literature Movement across the Taiwan Strait and in three places. • The brand-new column "Book Review" is based on Li Rikang, Huang Runyu, and Kuang Qiao. "Food Table" does not necessarily focus on appetite, "Rain Will Fall" supports the reality with fictional illusions, "I Loved It That Time "recalls love and guilt in Japan's fiery era. • More exciting content: Liao Weitang writes three chapters of island poems, Huang Bing and Kunnan double columns, Oe Kenzaburo's "Okinawa Notes" reading session discusses the current social and political context of Hong Kong, and the new local painter Liu Guangcheng painted "Happy Christmas on the Battlefield" ", The" Lennon Wall "of the protesters spread ... Maybe, hope always appears as an island? The so-called islands are, after all, deeply connected. -Guan Tianlin <We connect>