Shenzhen native writer Wang Guomeng's new book "Blowing Away the Wild Sand" was published

Text, photo/ Yangcheng Evening News all-media reporter Wang Jun

A few days ago, Shenzhen's local writer Wang Guomeng launched his sixth book in 4 years - "Blowing Away the Wild Sand". "Blowing Away the Wild Sand" is similar to his previous publications of "Small Words and Great Righteousness" and "Don't Have Roots", which are all collections of his creative writing in recent years. The articles included in the book are short and short, rich in thought, knowledge, and aesthetics.

Blowing Out the Wild Sand

According to reports, "Blowing Away the Wild Sand" is divided into three major sections: "Philosophical Thinking", "Self-Cultivation" and "Literature and Art". Under the plate, philosophy, society, history, self-cultivation concept, wisdom in dealing with the world, and life perception are subdivided; literature, culture, education, etc. The rivers and mountains are full of vision, and the heavens and the earth are in the heart. He rubbed his life experiences into it. The text is simple and profound, and the words are close and far. In this book, he reads history with his heart, tastes people with his heart, and loves life with his heart. Some commentators pointed out: "The stories told by Wang Guomeng and the examples quoted are completely Chinese, especially the inheritance of the advantages of the Tang and Song Dynasties, and some articles are like Han Fu in sentence style, paying attention to the beauty of confrontation and rhyme, so that the articles are elegant and exquisite, and they are full of tongue and tongue." ”

It is understood that since 2019, Wang Guo has devoted his efforts to the creation of literature and art, and has successively published "Today Fang Knows I Am Me", "Small Words and Great Righteousness", "Don't Have Roots", "The World: Another Look at the Three Kingdoms", and "Creative City Construction in the Creative Context". Wang Guomeng said that in the future, he will continue to read and write, adhering to the fine tradition of carrying the Tao with literature, working traditional Chinese culture, and using one book after another to tell the unique thinking and profound understanding of history, society and life.

Source | Yangcheng Evening News Yangcheng Pie

Editor-in-charge | He Quansheng