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From slender to plump, see Hongbo in detail.
The fruit is tepid, which is the transliteration of "Grocery run" in the International Writers Workshop at the University of Iowa. To bear fruit in writing, it may be to restore the romantic hope to the daily level: select materials from the shelves of food, clothing, housing and transportation, and turn it into a chaotic life, leaving no traces, only what is left unforgettable. perturbed.
The daily life of Liu Weicheng's writing foreign international writing exchange program is warm and innocent, like a lukewarm fruit; in the swift and precarious social situation, the delicate warmth in the poem is like the light under the smoke; in the echoed Hong Kong epic, it is still warm and delicate, as if carved on a stove; The front of the writer's friends and the destined items are also warm and meticulous, just like a bright and clean song pot.
When the fruit in the heart gradually matures in the lukewarm temperature, even if the Kuroshio is suddenly destroying the dream, we can still believe that the color that emerges from the pen of the heart can not be cut off by the axe anyway, and the world will once again make people Fascinated.
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【Fruit is lukewarm】
Author: Liu Weicheng
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"Boiled Fish" published the literary magazine "Zi Hua" in 2006, which promoted Hong Kong literature to Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, and successfully attracted the attention of young readers to Hong Kong literature and creative trends. "Zi Hua" is the most representative literary magazine with the highest readership in Hong Kong in the past 20 years. It includes important writers from China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, such as Li Oufan, Yesi, Zhang Dachun, Liang Wendao, etc. It is also issued to Taiwan and Mainland China. "Boiled Fish" also sponsors Hong Kong writers to hold lectures and activities at the Taipei Book Fair every year, and conducts a literary translation project with international literary organizations, which not only introduces emerging foreign writers to Hong Kong readers, but also promotes Hong Kong literary works to the international level.
