Poem: Where have you raised your sufferings for thirty years?
What else can't you give up? The road is covered with flowers and plants.
Have you ever been to a garden soaked with tears? Nothing in this world is worth my tears.
What broadened your eulogy? I am poor, but I have dignity?
I think you're lost? I have a mind map?
How far can a person go? My grave is in my birthplace.
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Wen Zhifeng Wen Zhifeng (1972 ~), pen name Laoqian. Zijin people. ** * party member. Bachelor degree. 1993 graduated from Guangdong Provincial People's Police School. In the same year, he worked in Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department and was promoted to deputy section chief. Published works 65438 to 0988. 1997 Joined Guangdong Writers Association and Chinese Poetry Society. His works include the collection of poems "So Stubbornly in Love" (Cooperation), "Whose language broke the cup on the table" and so on. Some of his poems have been included in various collections, such as Selected Poems of China, Selected Poems of Modern China, Song of Angels, Love of Life and Death, Years of Changhong, Autumn Water, Dripping Grapes, etc. Since 2000, he has participated in the planning and editing of the poetry magazine "Chinese and Western Poetry". It's been a long time, and you probably don't need to answer, not for integral, but to share this little-known old poem with you. You can visit his Tianya blog. . . .