Bing Xin's Poems Praising Motherly Love

Bing Xin's poem praising maternal love is as follows:

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Barcos de papel

I never refuse to throw away a piece of paper,

Save it forever.-Save it,

Folding into a very small boat,

Throw it into the sea from the boat.

Some were blown into the window of the ship by the wind,

Some are wet by the waves and stick to the bow.

I still fold every day and never give up.

I always hope that a place can only flow where I want it to go.

Mom, if you see a small white boat in your dream,

Don't be surprised that it dreams for no reason.

This was folded by your beloved daughter in tears.

Qian Shan, please come home with love and sorrow!

Bing Xin:

Bing Xin (Xie Wanying,190010/0.5-1February 28th, 999), a native of Changle, Fujian, is a member of China Association for the Promotion of Democracy, a poet, a modern writer, a translator and a social activist, and is known as the "old man of the century".

19 19 In August, Bing Xin published his first essay "Thoughts from the 21st Hearing" and his first novel "Two Families" in the Morning Post. 1923, a series of communication essays with the general title "To Young Readers" were published one after another, which became the foundation stone of Chinese children's literature. 1946 was hired as the first foreign female lecturer by Tokyo University in Japan.

1February 28th, 999 2 1: 00, 12, died in Beijing at the age of 99. 19001010.5, Bing Xin was born in Xie Jia Mansion in Fuzhou (now No.7, Yangqiao East Road, Gulou District), which is also the former residence of Lin Juemin, and was bought by Bing Xin's grandfather Xie Shuan from Lin Juemin's home. In May of the following year, the whole family moved to Shanghai.