1. I hurriedly opened the book, one page, two pages, and I read greedily like a hungry wolf. I am very happy, but also very afraid - this taste of eavesdropping! ?
2. Walking the journey of life is like climbing a mountain. It seems that you have taken many wrong and rugged roads, but you finally reach the top of the mountain.
3. Loneliness is not loneliness, poverty is not poverty, and weakness is not weakness. If you welcome them with happiness day and night, life can radiate
4. Out of sight like flowers and flowers Fragrance like vanilla - make it richer, more brilliant, more immortal - this is your success.
5. Many things in life are wasteful and meaningless, but they continue for a long time.
6. When someone is proud, you can tell by looking at their back; when someone is frustrated, you can tell by hearing the footsteps.
7. When someone is proud, you can tell by looking at their back; when someone is frustrated, you can tell by the sound of footsteps
8. Walking the journey of life is like climbing a mountain, it seems like you have walked a lot An unfair road, a rough road, but finally reached the top of the mountain
Lin Haiyin, female, (1918~2001) a famous modern Chinese female writer. Her original name was Lin Hanying,
her nickname is Yingzi. She His native place is Miaoli County, Taiwan Province. His parents once traveled east to Japan to do business. Lin Haiyin was born in Osaka, Japan on March 18, 1918. He returned to Taiwan soon after. At that time, Taiwan had been occupied by Japanese imperialism. Lin Haiyin's father, Lin Huanwen, was unwilling to live under the iron heel of the Japanese invaders
so his family moved to Beijing. Lin Haiyin grew up in Beijing. He studied at Changdian Primary School in the south of Beijing and Beijing Journalism College
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School, after graduation, she worked as a reporter for "World Journal". Soon she married Xia Chengying, a colleague of the newspaper. In Beijing, she completed the transformation from a student to a journalist
and from a girl to a wife and mother. , Beijing is the starting point of her literary journey. Therefore, her works have a strong flavor of old Beijing.
Lin Haiyin's creations are very rich. She wrote every detail of her life in Beijing in the book "Old Things in the South of the City" , deeply loved by readers, and has been translated into many
languages. In August 1948, she and her husband returned to their hometown of Taiwan with their three children,