Mei Yong's Literary Criticism

The author narrates past events and sad stories, outlines the beautiful scenery of the countryside with elegant brushstrokes, reveals the emotions contained in the article, and evokes the inner feelings of readers. (This article was reprinted by the website of Yongxin County People's Government)

Wandering breeze

In a regretful style, the author wrote down memories and reminiscences, as if he were looking for something, with sadness and anxiety. (This article has been included in many exquisite prose collections.)

In the dream, the wind blows and the flowers fall, and the sun sets.

The author is regarded as the most beautiful prose, full of poetic artistic conception and a hazy aesthetic feeling. (This article won the best pure prose of "New Bud" original literature)

Record of youth-Reading He Qiang's Another Blooming Season/Loam;

I don't like reading post-80s works very much, because I think their writing style is very fashionable and avant-garde, which is far from my own living environment.

It made my eyes shine. If I didn't read the introduction, I couldn't imagine that as a college student, I could write such profound words, and as a post-80 s writer, I was fascinated by such sophisticated and profound brushwork.

Hometown is his eternal root, we can leave the background of hometown, we can wander around, no matter how colorful the outside world is, the starting point and the end point are our hometown.

There has always been a dream in my heart, and literature is his dream. From his words, he told me bit by bit how his dream was formed and how it was completed. Let's follow his words and recall our own literary road and dreams.

Youth is energetic and beautiful. We can feel the dribs and drabs of life from youth. He Qiang felt the beauty, truth and goodness of life in his flamboyant youth.

His literary road, as he wrote: the river of Chongyi still flows quietly and can't take away the color left by years. Everything around me is changing like this, year after year, but no matter how time changes, what remains unchanged is my eternal literary complex. ...

I wish him well, and I think he will go further, more steadily and more solidly in the future. (transferred from loam blog)

(Loam's real name is Xie Dexin, male, born in 1970s, a poet. Member of Chinese Music and Literature Society, Jiangxi Writers Association and Yichun Writers Association. He has published poems, essays, essays and photographs in Music World, Shan Hai Jing, Sichuan Political Consultative Conference Newspaper and Jinghua Times. )