On December 14th, the "Literature of the Hometown, the Hometown of Literature" - Han Haoyue's new book "I want to take back you from all the skies" Reader Sharing Conference was successfully held in Tianjin Neishan Bookstore.
At the sharing meeting, Han Haoyue recounted the mental process of creating "I want to take you back from all the skies", saying that the title of the book "I want to take you back from all the skies" was inspired by a poem by Tsvetaeva, Russia's most outstanding female poet. Tsvetaeva wrote in that poem: "I will take you back from all the earth and all the skies; I will take you back from all the times and all the nights; from all the golden flags, from all the swords..." Han Haoyue said that she especially liked Tsvetaeva's magnificent love poem.
As a young man who makes a living from small cities to big cities, Han Haoyue has a deep feeling for the lives of such a group of people of the same age and environment, and hopes to record the spiritual growth of his generation and the footprints of the changes of the times.
Han Haoyue told readers that "I want to take you back from all the sky" is the final chapter of the "Hometown Trilogy" written for relatives, hometowns and old times in the distance. As an escapee, critic and returner of his hometown, he believes that in the past two decades, his mentality has undergone a series of twists and turns, and finally become simple and calm. In this state of mind, I tried my best to gather the mood of a generation of drifters in this sweet book.
Book reviewer Green Tea said that there is always an inextricable connection between an author and his hometown, which is a writer's most important source of knowledge. He believes that the creation of Han Haoyue's "Hometown Trilogy" has reached the step-by-step progress that a writer can achieve, and the book "I Want to Take You Back from All The Sky" gives a very valuable answer to how to make a big pattern of local history. He said that once we have thoughts and experiences about the hometown of our souls, the hometown is actually a place where everyone should be able to go back.
Wang Yan, executive editor of the Overseas Edition of Essays of the Hundred Flowers Literary and Art Publishing House, said that the hometown is the most abundant soil for literature, and the attachment to the hometown and the attachment to the life of the hometown is a problem that contemporary people need to deeply ponder and understand. She believes that Han Haoyue's essays combine ideology and a sense of the times, and have very distinct personal characteristics, that is, a writing style with a strong urban style, which leads the trend and ensures readability; "I want to take you back from all the sky" is a work rooted in the homeland, sprouting in the city, and blossoming in the author's inner conflict, self-examination and accumulation.
Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Zhang Enjie
Editor/Cui Wei