Excerpt from Refugees:
The sun set into the nest, and the wings of the returning crow were not completely dissolved at dusk. Strange roads and dusk without home have brought this group of people to this ancient town. Heavy shadows, rooted on both sides of the street, are clustered like grain piles in the suburbs in autumn, quiet and lonely, supporting a huge desolation. Weird clothes full of dust tell their origins, and their faces with shadows tell their situation.
Excerpts from Trouble:
Thanks to our enemies. He pities your soul that is about to rust into mud. He wakes you up with gunfire, inspires you with a charge, pierces your chest with a bayonet, and makes your heart ache with blood red. You died with a clear heart.
Excerpts from Charcoal Ghost:
Ghosts are watching, and they are scared to death. It is strange that someone lives in it. Before they went in, they still used their fingerprints to write down their wishes on the documents of life and death. Without the sun and the moon, day and night become a line, living only to fight against charcoal. When did you form an incomprehensible hatred?
Introduction to Cang Kejia:
1, Cang Kejia (1905 10 20041October 8-February 5), a native of Zhucheng, Shandong Province, whose pen names are Shao Quanlin and He Jia, a modern poet, writer and editor in China, a loyal patriot and a member of China Democratic League.
2. Deputies to the 2nd and 3rd National People's Congress, members of the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th China People's Political Consultative Conference, and members of the 7th and 8th Standing Committee. The first and second directors of the Chinese Writers Association, the third director and consultant, and the fourth consultant.
3. Honorary Vice Chairman of the 5th and 6th China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Member of the 3rd and 4th sessions, Honorary Member of the 6th and 7th sessions, President of the Chinese Poetry Society, Honorary President of the China Mao Zedong Poetry Research Society and Honorary President of the China Writing Society.