Ji Xianlin's feelings after listening to the rain.

Ji Xianlin's Listening to the Rain is fresh, simple and natural, and it feels very kind to read.

"Listening to the sound of rain" is such a simple topic, but the author has written poems about the sound of rain, the mood when listening to it, and the association when listening to it.

Ji Lao, who studies knowledge, feels very comfortable listening to the sound of iron sheets being hit by rain on the balcony. From it, he can recognize the golden sound and jade color, he can recognize Huang Zhong and Lu, and he can recognize pearls, large and small, poured into a plate of jade. He can also hear the rain like playing the piano, dancing like thunder, birds contending and rabbits falling, and he is in full bloom.

Listening to the sound of rain, he remembered Sister Lin's love for "Leaving Residual Lotus to Listen to the Sound of Rain". He thought of a poem by a friend, and also thought of Jie Jiang's "Youth Listening to the Rain and Singing in the Building ..."

Ji Xianlin sighed with emotion, only to tell the reason why he listened to the rain gladly. The northern spring with ten years and nine droughts is in great need of rain. This spring, it was a bad drought. Ji Xianlin watches the weather forecast every day and always observes the clouds in the sky. Even in his dream, it was raining in Mao Mao. It's raining now. How can he be unhappy?

The sound of rain is ever changing, and only elegant people can understand it. I've heard the rain all my life.

"providence is intentional, and the listener has feelings." Reading Ji Lao's prose, you can not only feel his broadmindedness and wisdom, but also learn the valuable quality of "modesty". I remember in Listening to the Rain, when I was old, I didn't call myself a layman. A master of Orientalism who is proficient in China and the West calls himself a layman, and his humility can be seen. This inevitably reminds me that when "Touching China" gave Ji Lao an award, he repeatedly said "I'm flattered", and I was deeply moved by Ji Lao's unique modesty.

Ji Xianlin's book is like a mirror. When you face it, you will always find that your perception is insufficient, but when you ask for advice modestly, Mr. Ji at the other end of the mirror will teach you the way of life by persuasion.