Bing Xin, formerly known as Xie Wanying, is a native of Changle, Fujian, and a member of the China Association for the Promotion of Democracy. Chinese poet, modern writer, translator, children's literature writer, social activist, essayist. The pen name Bingxin is taken from "A Piece of Ice Heart in a Jade Pot".
01
Starry spring water
Ice Heart | People's Literature Publishing House | 2003
Fate is like the wind blowing the boat of youth, fluttering, twisting, passing through the sea of time.
"Starry Spring Water" is a collection of poems of Bingxin, from which it is not difficult to see Bingxin's pure and beautiful words and delicate strokes. It's like reliving a childhood dream, lying on the grass counting the stars on the grass at night with her in the wild.
The two collections of poems, "Stars" and "Spring Water", are the impressions and memories that the poet usually writes down casually, and the book includes 33 poems such as "Ice God", "Goddess of Poetry", and "Yearning".
02
Send a small reader
Ice Heart | China Youth Publishing House | 2000
In Bingxin's works, the content is to love the mother, love the child, love the sea, love friends, love small creatures, and the tone is love; Her writing is elegant, concise, and integrated with the poetry of the ancients. All this formed a unique style of Bingxin, making her the first female writer in modern China.
With his own childish heart, galloping on all memories, writing how humble characters are pure and virtuous with beautiful souls, depicting the beauty of the moonlight in dreams, and the calmness in the lives of girls and children, although slightly exaggerated everywhere, but because of the beauty and kindness of the words, Ms. Bingxin's works, appearing in a miraculous appearance, giving birth to wings, flying to the hearts of young men and women, becoming countless joyful gifts, and the name of Ms. Bingxin has also become a name that everyone knows.
03
past events
Ice Heart | Oriental Publishing House | 2004
This book selects the poems and essays of the famous female writer Bingxin in the history of modern Chinese literature, about 100,000 words, and strives to maintain the unity of style while compiling and selecting, that is, the world has always considered the main tone of Bingxin to be clean and elegant. So that today's people can read it, it can be in line with itself, and then resonate.
Another major feature of this book is that it is accompanied by some historical photos and some writing intentions corresponding to the poetry, accompanied by relevant explanatory texts and background information, such as the May Fourth Debut, Yanda Study, and anecdotes about staying in the United States, so that readers can have a general understanding of the author's life and literary activities, and a deeper understanding of related articles.
04
Small orange lamp
Ice Heart | People's Literature Publishing House | 1978
"Little Orange Lantern" tells the story of the author who went to visit friends on the outskirts of Chongqing decades ago. The friend is not there, the author met a little girl while waiting for the friend, the little girl's mother is sick, the author called her to ask the doctor.
Then the author went to visit the little girl's house, bought a few red oranges, the little girl's mother has fallen asleep, the little girl sensibly said that the doctor replied that tomorrow will come, sweet potato porridge is their Chinese New Year's Eve meal.
There are only two people in the family, the little girl and her mother, the author is leaving, the little girl made a "little orange lamp" to give to the author, and encouraged her to be fine in the future!
05
Ice Heart Novel
Ice Heart | Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House | 2001
Bing Xin wrote seventy-five novels in his lifetime, and fifty-three of them were selected for this book. From "Two Families", written in September 1919 to the last article "Interference" in August 1988, the time span is a full seventy years.
Bingxin, who became famous for her "problem novels", rushed her out of her home and school, making her see clearly the problems in the semi-feudal and semi-colonial Chinese society around her. There is blood, no tears, humiliation and groaning, oppression and shouting... I just want to write about all the problems I see and hear in the form of a novel. ”
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