Hometown is the most down-to-earth place
Author/Sun Shuheng
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Returning to my hometown is the most down-to-earth place, and I found my roots with the help of earth
I woke up from my brother's hot kang head, it was too hot
Look at the dawn sky and the moon is as dazzling as the rising sunrise,
The curling smoke of the cooking, feel the warmth and homely from the hometown.
The town is a quiet place, and I have a conversation with the flowers and trees to relax my heart.
Walking to every corner, there is a country voice,
From time to time, a person suddenly appeared and said that he knew me, and of course there were many silent people, and they walked with their heads down, looked at me, and did not speak.
I walked through many places, I couldn't see clearly, I was sure that the flowers and trees were all relatives, and they all greeted me and came back!
2
Go to the palace of the Qing Dynasty to see, it has been 161 years, and the merits and demerits of the sixteen princes have their own comments
Just like its name, no matter how small it is, the authority was only back then, and now it no longer exists
But the hometown has not been forgotten, and what has not been forgotten is the clay sculpture rent collection courtyard inside
Sculpture by the arts and crafts artist Jewel Pillar,
The rent collection house is composed of six parts: rent payment, rent inspection, fighting, accounting, rent forcibination, resistance, and resistance. After three years of research, shaping,
114 characters of different shapes, a red spiritual map
Fifty-eight years, silent in the corner,
In the sun, the statues are covered with gold edges, their earthy smell has faded, and they stomp their feet lightly, and then stomp their feet, as if they have come to life again, and the feeling of attaching their souls has been attached
There are always souls who are harder than them and more persistent than them.
This almost static picture, brought back to life in another way, paying rent first and then farming, represents a strong vitality of consciousness and a cold spring.
3
A few sparrows curled up on the branches
On the shaky side
The younger brother has been attached to this old house for most of his life, guarding it, people are thriving, and relatives are rushing back and forth
The garden is not big, but the weather is very diverse
The peach blossoms have fallen, the plums have bloomed, the jujube branches are thick, and the desire for grapes to bud has been slanted out and covered with dust
The green onions in the pond are full of vitality in various postures
Grapes are grapes because they have an arc of vines
A windmill spins on a grape trellis.
(Author's file: Sun Shuheng, pen name Hengxin Yongzai, a native of Naiman Banner, Inner Mongolia.) Member of China Financial Writers Association, Member of China Essayists Association, Member of Inner Mongolia Writers Association, Member of Inner Mongolia Poetry Society, Member of Western Essayists Association, Deputy Secretary-General of Inner Mongolia Popular Literature and Art Research Association, Senior Researcher and Deputy Secretary-General of Inner Mongolia Poetry, Calligraphy and Painting Research Association)