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[Book Introduction] Before disappearing, inscribe everything with poetry Luo Guixiang, Cao Shuying and Chen Zhide joined hands to promote "We did not forget Between those tears We recreated with paper Our idol Let the smell of the square Sweat, blood, whispers Open for us The way home Reunion ──<God Statue> "Please don't say, love is nothingness In front of us, behind us Saying in the emptiness that love has never come true Say we never met Before the day comes Please don't give up, please don't forget" ──<In the heart of the city> "Liu Li Crisp" is the second collection of poems by Hong Kong poet Xiaoxi. It contains 70 poems from 2004 to 2019. Xiaoxi's poems are simple and introverted. Whether it is the experience of living in a different place, the aura of life, or the historical scars of the same generation, whether it is clear or confused, they have become the subject of his writing. "The good things in the world are not strong, and the colorful clouds are easy to scatter and the glass is brittle." The phrase "Jin Ping Mei" sums up the poet's life experience over the past few decades. The universe is changing and the world is unpredictable. Facing the ever-changing era, poetry is a practice, an enlightenment, and an affectionate companion. I would like to dedicate this book to all souls injured in this era. "Reading these seventy short poems by Xiaoxi, it is not just a feeling of rushing to end. His works seem to be imagined. Apart from the representation of images and the things described by words, there is always another time and space involved. The heterogeneity of them confuses them. Definite, written reality and time sequence. Beside a word, after a sentence, in a dark corner, another world lurks hidden, a world that the text points to but not yet formed, seemingly clear and extinguished, opened and then It has not been opened, the usual suspense is pending, and it is undecided."-Commentator Luo Guixiang "Xiaoxi likes to grasp the emptiness in the real place, not to avoid dodge, but as a foothold to reflect the light back. Opposition is not freedom, and the emptiness is free, and it is freedom."-poet Cao Shuying "Konishi has turned what was once clear into clarity, and hope that Clarity remembers that there was Konishi in this world. The world is disorderly and unstoppable, and I can feel his indignation is also a kind of insight. Half of the time has passed, Do you know that it’s more than half of the time? If the poetry is as far as my life prophesied, I hope that for decades to walk together like a dream like Xiaoxi."——Critic and poet Chen Zhide 【About the Author】 Konishi Lecturer of general education courses at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. I started to write poetry, but most of my life writing comments is more than writing. He has written art reviews for many years, and has been in troubled times. In recent years, he has mainly written cultural and political reviews. Author of the collection of poems "Maohe" and the collection of essays "Micro Reading Record".