Ma Jiahui, the "Liang Chaowei" of the literary world, asked Huang Xia for a manuscript when he was young, and on behalf of the publishing house, he put forward the request of "can it not be too short", uncle Xia said very seriously: The article is long and has P use, it must be short, two or three hundred words to express clearly on the line?!
Uncle Xia's articles are by no means profound, he is better at writing without taboos and talents, in his heyday he wrote four or five columns a day, often spread all the manuscript paper on the desk, smoking cigarettes and chatting with friends did not affect his writing at all.
In the late 1970s, Uncle Xia published "No Anthology", a book of essays and yellow jokes that became a bestseller, and after repeated reprints in that era, royalties alone earned him more than HK$1 million.
Ma Jiahui once imitated Uncle Xia to write a book named "Ma Jiahui Number of Popular Characters", and dreamed of becoming Huang Xia's second, but he had no choice but to admit that his book was "not good".
Hong Kong's literati are all jealous of Uncle Xia's ability to pay money.
The younger Ma Jiahui often frowned on a horse face, and his appearance in the literary world was completely enough, but he was not likable.
Uncle Xia, the senior, then taught him the secret of the art: you get up every day and laugh in the mirror ten times, force it or fake a smile, and finally make it real, your face will be happy, others will like you; in the middle of the night, you have to repeat this thing in front of the mirror, in a few months, you will definitely no longer be bitter!
Unfortunately, just as Ma Jiahui thinks that the article is still longer, he also admits his fate to the bitter face of his horse.
The dispute over the length of the article has a long history, entertain people to entertain themselves, do you prefer to be longer, or shorter?
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