I don't like Lin Qingxuan's prose.

Lin Qingxuan, born in 1953, has pen names such as Qin Qing, lin li, Lin Dabei, Lin Wanti, An Xia, Qing Xuan and Yuan Ting. Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province, is a famous contemporary writer, essayist, poet and scholar. He is the author of the essay "Rhododendron in Chataka". The article Race against Time was selected as the Chinese textbook for primary schools by People's Education Press and Beijing Normal University Press. 1953 was born in Qishan, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province Province, China. Graduated from the School of World Journalism in Taiwan Province Province, China. He used to be an overseas reporter of China Times, an economic reporter of Business Times and the editor-in-chief of Time magazine in Taiwan Province Province. He is one of the most prolific writers in Taiwan Province Province, and he has won the most literary awards. He is also known as one of the "Eight Great Writers of Contemporary Prose".

Lin Qingxuan's prose creation can be roughly divided into three stages. 1 The stage is the 1970s, when he first appeared in the literary world. Prose collections include Lotus and Leng Yue Bell. In the second stage, he published Snow Boy, Yuanyang Incense Burner, Lost Cloud, Golden Impression and Rose Coast from 1980. The third stage of Lin Qingxuan's prose creation is the most difficult and productive stage since the late 1980s. At this stage, he shocked the literary world with 10 "Bodhi Series". Lin Qingxuan is also a best-selling author widely known and loved by mainland readers. At the request of readers, with sincere heart and emotional pen, the essence of wisdom realized for many years is crystallized in three books: Xuan Xiang, Qing Huan and Lin Quan. For the first time, the writing experience of these years has been made public, which makes people cherish and move.

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Reading Lin Qingxuan's books, there is always an indescribable emotion. Those quiet or passionate words have given me too much. Have to say, Lin Qingxuan's words are worth holding a cup of green tea to savor.

Lin Qingxuan is an important essayist of the new generation in contemporary Taiwan Province. He pays attention to secular life with a bodhi heart, showing broad compassion, and his prose also shows the characteristics of simplicity, freshness and purity. Compassion is the emotional core of Lin Qingxuan, and compassion is the spiritual characteristic of his prose. Halal has become an important aesthetic style of his prose.

Influenced by Zen thought

Lin Qingxuan's prose creation is deeply influenced by Zen thought, and such works often contain profound Zen meaning. Lin Qingxuan's prose is unique and has its own style. The value of his prose lies in that his writing can pay attention to all kinds of problems faced by modern people with a positive attitude of "joining the WTO", accompanied by humanistic care and thinking. His prose style is simple and fresh, smart and far-reaching, which can achieve the glory of virtual reality, ethereal circulation and poetic meaning.

Zen prose

Zen prose expresses the ultimate concern for human beings in its unique way. Lin Qingxuan, a famous writer in Taiwan Province, pioneered the contemporary Zen prose in Taiwan Province, which shines brilliantly in the contemporary literary world and shines on the human mind gradually blinded by material culture. This paper deeply analyzes the content and characteristics of Lin Qingxuan's Zen prose, and reveals the spiritual home of his Zen prose creation.

It is not difficult to be a best-selling writer in Taiwan Province Province, but there are very few writers who really engage in pure literary creation and whose works sell well. Qi Jun is one of the few writers. According to Taiwan Province's China Times, Taiwan Province Province conducted an investigation on the book publishing in the past 30 years. According to statistics, the best-selling male and female writers are Lin Qingxuan and Qi Jun respectively.

Main works: On the Cloud, Five Voiced Strings, Heart Bodhi, Love Bodhi, Horsetail and Lin Temple published by Lin Qingxuan are full of his understanding of Buddhism and life, which is worth savoring.

20 12, Ten Books of Bodhi reprinted: Yuan Ming, Qian Li Ming, Heart Beauty, Everything Beauty, Affection Deep, Everything Deep.

20 14 selected essays of Zen Buddhism (all four volumes): no dispute is a kind of compassion, no argument is a kind of wisdom, no ignorance is a kind of purity, and no reading is a kind of freedom.

Why don't you dislike Lin Qingxuan's prose? I think it's because most of her essays contain easy-to-understand truths and seem "naive". Actually, I don't like it either

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