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Breaking the precept

Author: Huang Peijin

Preface

Update date: 29-11-8 21:38:3 Words: 2222

Teardrop research. I took out the membership card of Sichuan Branch of Chinese Writers Association and begged the off-duty photographer to finally take a picture in front of the bronze statue of Mr. Lu Xun's tomb. Later, on the back of this precious photo, I wrote the words of "The Tomb of Yong Yule. Chen Luxun": "Maple leaves are like Dan, and Lu Xun is revered, the tomb of the master. In the reverie coffin, there is an awe-inspiring one, Geng Jieying's male bone. Flowers, green grass, magnolia, pine and cypress will stay with you all the year round. Before Yang died, he attacked books for ten years and cast his iron body in his hometown. When a well-off society falls, the world bullies, and when you are in trouble, you can see clearly. Determined to follow the text, abandon medicine to save, and the great works will be passed down through the ages. \ bash one's eyebrows \ and \ bow one's head \ are recommended by Xuanyuan blood, and brave in breaking new paths in life. Now, when I am not confused, how can I stop? " 1985 was a major turning point in my life. In this year, I bid farewell to a familiar hospital, reluctantly gave up my 2-year career as a doctor and turned to literature that I had long admired. At that time, there was a folk song that graded occupations: "One is power, the other is money, the third is stethoscope, and the fourth is steering wheel." Why should I give up my respected career as a doctor and become a monk halfway to engage in literature with a bleak future and uncertain good or bad luck? That is, why not take the right path instead of going astray, or at least taking a dangerous road? This is about my life.

I was born in a poor working family in a small rural farm in a remote mountainous area in southern Sichuan. Since I was a child, I have experienced hardships and hardships. I have been in contact with farmers, workers and ordinary people, and I tend to sympathize with the vulnerable people at the bottom of the damaged society. This easy-to-get-close-to-the-bottom unfortunate nature in the era of great turmoil and great change doomed my bumpy and difficult fate. Later, under the impact of fate, I realized how naive and naive the previous literature was to seek dreams, and abandoned …