Reading literature to become a violent lighter cloth patch Cloth Patch

[Those tribute to the author] Through the hard work of writers, Taiwanese literature has been able to sprout and thrive in this land. We pay tribute to Taiwanese literary writers with "reading literature and become _____ people" as the backbone, and try to rewrite the classic works of writers into various lively literary phrases. . Reading literature allows us to look up to the sky when we are confused, and still yearn for love when we are frustrated; not only to light up others, but also to burn ourselves in loneliness; even if we crawl through the years, we still believe in the purity of our true colors. ; Struggling to open the locked heart and become the most beautiful scenery in Taiwan. These words and sentences span different time and space, and they are also experienced, felt, and imagined by creators of different styles. Therefore, literature has a unique face. I hope that when you stare at it, you will also resonate with you. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51730390736_282cebf52d_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51731042749_4c18cac635_b.jpg [Reading Literature, Become a Fierce Personality] Tribute to Du Panfangge "There is Light in Every Season" After the end of World War II, Taiwan experienced regime change. People who grew up during the Japanese occupation must transcend the times and language, and face drastic changes in life. Du Panfang is such a person. In 1927, she was born in a prominent Hakka family in Hsinchu and was able to enter a primary school that only Japanese can attend. However, the identity of the islanders and the mainlanders caused her to be bullied by her peers from the mainland. This sorrow that has nowhere to go is transformed into poems, proses, and novels through excellent Japanese. As a poet of the interlingual generation who received a Japanese education, he has to learn a new language and become a literature after school age. Even in the face of the towering language wall, Du Panfang continued to create, until the 1980s he began to actively use Hakka to write poems, depicting the appearance of being a Hakka. Du Panfang has transcended language and era. She has not been abandoned by the era, nor has she chosen to stay in the slit of time, but embraces everything she has gone through so far, and hopes to illuminate the light in her life for herself and others. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - Size｜About 65*25mm Material｜100% polyester fiber, Embroidery thread.