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Light and Wind

Rating 2.3
Word count
15K words
Chapters
140
ISBN
9787566829009

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Summary

This is the poet's first collection, divided into six sections—"Unstoppable Longing," "Singing for You Forever," "Meeting Your Smile," "Life Is a Long Poem," "Feeling the Flow of Time," and "Thoughts on Life"—gathering poems written by the author.

These poems are records of the little moments of the author's daily life. The language is natural, plain, and warm, seeming to come effortlessly yet flowing naturally, full of the poet's deep love for her country and loved ones and her sincere reflections on nature and life.

The poet is a person whose heart is full of love, and she pours that love onto the page, so that reading her work feels like bathing in a spring breeze.

Editor's review

This is a first collection formed from the little moments of everyday life, its six sections extending from longing, singing, and smiles to reflections on life and time, with themes centered on love, nature, and life. The language is natural, plain, warm, and fluent, not deliberately polished yet full of genuine feeling, suited to casual reading in spare moments. The poems stay close to everyday experience and read like a spring breeze, helping readers notice anew the scenery and emotions around them amid a busy life. For readers who enjoy plain, lyrical verse and attention to life's details, this book offers gentle companionship; for those who want to see how a contemporary poet distills poetry from the ordinary, it also has reference value.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • General readers who enjoy plain, warm lyrical poetry
  • Office workers seeking solace in spare moments
  • Poetry lovers interested in the poetry of everyday life
  • Beginning writers who want to learn expression from ordinary details

Not a good fit for

  • Readers who prefer experimental or avant-garde techniques in poetry
  • Readers seeking systematic poetics or academic research materials
  • Readers looking for strong plot and narrative tension

Reading tips

  1. Read through in the order of the six sections to feel the emotional arc from longing to reflections on life
  2. Read two or three poems a day and jot down the lines that move you
  3. Read in the early morning or before sleep, in keeping with the warm, plain tone of the poems
  4. After finishing a section, look back at its title and consider how it echoes the poems within

About the publisher

Jinan University Press China · Founded in 1989

Jinan University Press is a comprehensive university press known for publishing in language and writing, history and culture, and medicine. Judging from the 2,481 titles in the database, its publishing focuses on language and writing research, the compilation of unearthed documents, Chinese culture and Eastern philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine, and grassroots medical standards. Representative books include the Chinese Dictionary (Second Edition), the series on the collected interpretation and modern translation of Warring States documents from the Language Services Series and the series on the language of unearthed documents, Chinese Cultural Psychology (6th Edition), Illustrated Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing Techniques, and Construction and Technical Standards for Standardized Bronchoscopy Rooms in Primary-Level Pediatrics. In terms of authors, scholars such as Zhu Cheng, Zhang Yujin, Wang Fengyan, Zheng Hong, Cao Hui and Ma Zhiguo form its author base in language and documents, cultural psychology, and traditional Chinese medicine. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes the collected interpretation and modern translation of unearthed documents and language service research, while also systematically organizing cultural psychology and medical techniques. Public information on specific matters such as overseas Chinese-language education is limited and is therefore not elaborated here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 序一 从诗歌中领悟幸福
  3. 序二 心灵的光照 青春的风采
  4. 自序 我为什么写诗
  5. 第一编 无法停止的思念
  6. 爱情
  7. 当我年轻的时候
  8. 我不能停止思念
  9. 别问我
  10. 给你
  11. 我一无是处
  12. 等待
  13. 有爱的时光
  14. 致我的爱人(组诗)
  15. 愈是深受,就愈是沉寂
  16. 水波的温柔
  17. 喜悦
  18. 想念是青春的花
  19. 低气压
  20. 水月
  21. 很久没有写诗
  22. 今夜
  23. 琵琶曲
  24. 沉默不语的人
  25. 想念的感觉
  26. 情诗
  27. 你不是他
  28. 淡淡的喜欢
  29. 思念
  30. 初恋的记忆
  31. 想念
  32. 爱情(组诗)
  33. 凝望四月
  34. 无题
  35. 树木
  36. 第二编 永远为你歌唱
  37. 祖国 爱之源泉
  38. 青鸟
  39. 爱
  40. 献给祖国
  41. 当我老了
  42. 写在国庆前期
  43. 美德
  44. 灯
  45. 致逝去的英雄
  46. 致这个特殊的春节
  47. 陷入夜色的一刻
  48. 也许
  49. 人间真情在——献给赴武汉志愿者
  50. 期待阳光来临
  51. 在时间的碎片里
  52. 青春
  53. 梦想
  54. 第三编 遇见你的笑容
  55. 致母亲(组诗)
  56. 别离
  57. 天真的爱人
  58. 孩子
  59. 致女儿
  60. 致友人
  61. 致银河
  62. 致姐妹
  63. 帆帆
  64. 致常芳
  65. 轻柔的风
  66. 你的笑容
  67. 致阳光
  68. 列车
  69. 致女诗人
  70. 一朵花的约会
  71. 晚安,朋友
  72. 致好友QQ
  73. 回家
  74. 夏夜
  75. 毫不意外的熟悉
  76. 一日
  77. 写给母亲的信
  78. 写给母亲的诗
  79. 幸福
  80. 礼物
  81. 朋友
  82. 第四编 生活就是一首长诗
  83. 生活就是一首长诗
  84. 致辛波斯卡
  85. 我喜欢
  86. 生活的诗意
  87. 关于诗的想象
  88. 致世界诗歌日
  89. 读诗
  90. 而你呢
  91. 想写的诗
  92. 冬至
  93. 心中的诗句
  94. 二月的晚安诗(组诗)
  95. 生命
  96. 致红棉
  97. 第五编 感觉到时光的流动
  98. 我感觉到时光的流动
  99. 禅意和雨
  100. 觉察
  101. 宁静即美好
  102. 我热爱宁静的每一天
  103. 骄傲
  104. 渴望
  105. 写给自己
  106. 时间
  107. 窗外
  108. 灯光
  109. 藤
  110. 白鸟
  111. 蝴蝶
  112. 茫然离别时
  113. 有时的感觉
  114. 我愿意
  115. 自述
  116. 莲
  117. 群山
  118. 雨天
  119. 我的选择
  120. 生命与记忆
  121. 一二
  122. 偶遇
  123. 希望
  124. 星空
  125. 永恒
  126. 第六编 关于生活的思考
  127. 美
  128. 无限的意义
  129. 简单的快乐
  130. 活着
  131. 回家 印象
  132. 完美
  133. 写作
  134. 幸福
  135. 快乐
  136. 烦恼
  137. 哲学
  138. 心流
  139. 阅读
  140. 静夜随笔

FAQ

Is this collection suitable for readers with no background in reading poetry?
Yes. The language is natural and plain, and the poems mostly draw on the little moments of daily life without relying on complex imagery or technique, so general readers can enter them smoothly and find emotional resonance.
Is there an inherent reading order among the six sections?
The six sections extend from longing, singing, and smiles to reflections on life and time, presenting an overall arc that moves from emotional expression toward reflections on life. Reading in order helps convey this progression, though you may also skip around according to interest.
Are these poems suitable for reading aloud?
Yes. The lines are natural and fluent with a warm tone, and the rhythm is fairly evident when read aloud, making them suitable for reciting in personal reading or small sharing gatherings to appreciate the emotional warmth of the language.

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About the author

程晟亚 Author

Cheng Shengya is an author about whom little public information is currently available; the existing bibliographic record includes only one work by this name, Light and Wind. The work is classified as a classic, which suggests that its writing is likely concerned with enduring literary themes rather than with timely or topical subjects. The title pairs "light" with "wind," images that are simple and full of a sense of movement, hinting that the text may connect natural scenery with inner feeling and convey emotion and reflection through ordinary, visible things. Because no clear record exists of nationality, dates of birth and death, education, or writing career, it is not possible to describe the author's life or creative development in more detail, nor to judge where this work stands within the author's personal output. On the basis of the available material, readers may take Light and Wind as a starting point for entering this author's literary world and for sensing the rhythm of the language and the emotional orientation of the writing; further information about the author awaits disclosure and supplementation in relevant sources.

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