Jimu news reporter Sun Tingting
Correspondent Bi Ke Liu Mingrui
"The best readers of this work are the people of Wuhan themselves." At 9:00 a.m. on April 16, in the 122 community of Gangdu Garden, Qingshan District, Wuhan, Liu Xinglong, a famous writer and winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize and the Lu Xun Literature Prize, exchanged writing experiences with community residents face to face, and shared the creation process of the new long documentary essay "If you come to Japan for a long time", which records the fight against the epidemic in Wuhan in literary form. At the sharing meeting, Liu Xinglong choked up several times, "We are in it, and the Wuhan we see is different." A mask is equal to half a life, and this touch cannot be felt by anyone except wuhan people. ”
At the scene, Liu Xinglong shared his personal experience during the epidemic period, the whole family of five people relied on a bottle of 100 ml alcohol to support for more than a month during the Han Dynasty, during the Spring Festival, a friend who was far away in Tibet received Liu Xinglong's help message, ran all over the city of Lhasa to find two protective clothing, and rushed to find ways to express them to Wuhan... Hearing Liu Xinglong's narration, the Jimu news reporter saw in the audience that the audience applauded several times and interrupted the speech.
In "If you come to Japan for a long time", Liu Xinglong describes in detail the experiences of family, friends, colleagues, neighbors, and people in the same city who are familiar or unfamiliar with fighting the epidemic. "The experience of 'coming to Wuhan' is different from 'being in Wuhan.'" Liu Xinglong stressed that his whole family was in Wuhan during the epidemic, and the feelings experienced by an ordinary Wuhan person are even more profound, because the real situation during the epidemic can only be felt by the real personal experience of daily life in Wuhan. "These experiences are your own feelings, and you have your own personal experience when creating them to resonate." He said that when he created the book, he was an ordinary Wuhan native, just expressing his experience during the epidemic in a literary way.
He told jimu news reporters that in the past, he felt that for writers, they should use their works to contact readers, and it did not matter who wrote them. "This is the first time I have officially gone down to the community to communicate with residents face to face, and the opportunity is that I, as an ordinary Wuhan person, have experienced 76 days and nights with everyone." Although we talk about things in literature, we share the experience of the epidemic. ”
Liu Xinglong explained that the title of the book "If you come to Japan for a long time" refers to the particularly difficult experience during the epidemic period, spending every day in the "if", "If there is really a long coming to Japan, you must live a more exciting life, make progress on the basis of the past, and have a more fascinating development." Liu Xinglong said.
After listening to Liu Xinglong's sharing, the residents in the audience raised their hands to ask questions. Xiao Lin, a teacher from Steel City Seventeen Elementary School, said that this was a rare opportunity to communicate face-to-face with the master, and after listening to the sharing, she seemed to hear a different voice. "After experiencing the epidemic, we all need to cherish every day." Xiao Lin said.
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