What do you mean by all the wandering lovers who have lived in this world?

This is a sentence in Ma Liang's Confessions. From this sentence, we can feel the author's "otherness".

Ma Liang is a versatile artist and writer. He not only published books and articles, but also engaged in many artistic creations such as painting, drama and photography.

On the cover of the confession is written "To an idealist who dares to face disillusionment". This book is dedicated to those who have suffered in love; Everyone who has experienced pain in adolescence. All those people who toss and turn at night.

This book is similar to a note about youth, and it is also a thoughtful book about ideals.

"Every winter in my life, snow, the sea and all the wandering lovers in this world live in my body", which is the best portrayal of the author's own youth and past, and his romantic thoughts about youth.

Like poetry and prose, these sentences are telling readers that youth is like this. Ma Liang also said that I have been to every dream of your childhood.

Ma Liang is both a writer and an artist, so he distilled his thoughts on youth and insight into life into these wonderful sentences.

It is worth mentioning that there is a special chapter in Confessions, which collected answers from more than 800 netizens. Just not in the headlines, not really in Wukong's Q&A, but in Weibo. Ma Liang's question is: "If you could go back to the past or live for a day at some time in the future, what would you choose?"

Is that sentence on the topic like two people talking about their past?

"I have been to every dream of your childhood." Originally, an editor wanted to use this sentence as the title of the book, but he gave it up because it was a little long.

Confession: Every winter in my life, snow, the sea and all the wandering lovers in this world live in my body. I have felt the snow in winter, but the sea doesn't live where I can see it, and there is no wandering lover. So, we are looking forward to it, we are looking forward to it. It is said that people must have at least two impulses in their lives, a desperate love and a trip to leave. For me, traveling is not so much about exploring the new world as about seeking spiritual beauty. We often look far away, but we ignore the beauty at hand.

There are many articles in the world, such as Ma Liang, which scholars consider to be truly "original".