Notes of a Wandering Singer
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A good fit for
- Readers who enjoy personal essays and slow reading
- Those interested in history, culture, painting, and calligraphy
- Urban readers with fast-paced jobs who want to relax through reading
- Aspiring writers who can learn from the range of genres
Not a good fit for
- Genre-fiction readers seeking strong plot and fast pacing
- Those needing systematic academic argument or specialized research
- Readers who prefer a single genre and dislike mixed formats
Reading tips
- No need to read from start to finish; choose pieces by mood—essays and writings on painting and calligraphy suit fragmented time.
- Jot notes beside passages that resonate, building your own material and reflections.
- Read the short stories together in one sitting to appreciate the author's shifts in style across genres.
- Keep it by the bed or in your commuter bag and read one or two pieces a day to maintain a relaxed pace.
About the publisher
Northern Literature and Art Publishing House focuses on contemporary and modern literary and artistic works, literary theory, and translations of foreign literature, while also covering categories such as history, popular science, Eastern philosophy, and world classics. Its collection includes 737 titles, with representative publications ranging from traditional Chinese classics such as Records of the Grand Historian, The Exploitation of the Works of Nature, and The Analects to foreign literary works including the complete classic plays of Shakespeare, Balzac's Old Goriot and Eugénie Grandet (in celebrated translations by Fu Lei), and The Complete Sherlock Holmes. Its author resources span classical figures such as Sima Qian, Song Yingxing, and Confucius, foreign writers such as Shakespeare and Balzac, and translators such as Zhu Shenghao and Fu Lei. The press combines the transmission of classics with an orientation toward general reading, developing a distinctive profile in both the editing of traditional texts and the translation of foreign literature. Public information is limited, so the above emphasizes the publishing profile reflected in the books held in the collection.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 作品赏析
- 序
- 诗词篇
- 慧命福田
- 惜时
- 失眠曲
- 我比风自由
- 六如
- 归客
- 云断雁
- 问
- 骑行路上所见
- 心里的小孩说
- 剥心
- 永恒的智叟
- 十个我
- 乘槎
- 连续两天报警并坐警车记
- 随笔
- 稀有的我
- 蕉园之夜
- 宿命论
- 我的思念
- 拟前世
- 知无有
- 山洪·林火·雷电
- 动力之源
- 一亿年以后
- 我无法正常
- 窥火者
- 理想之一
- 陷阱的家
- 童言
- 新世界
- 登山
- 无负
- 我需要如此的一个午后
- 山海秘境
- 流水明月
- 隐忧错失
- 登襄阳鹿门山
- 登定军山督军台
- 过夔门
- 过夔门(其二)
- 捣练子
- 玉壶水
- 杂文篇
- 终身学习,研求画理——观看唐勇力老师讲解视频感悟
- 论写诗
- 论生命
- 论才华
- 论金钱
- 论旅游
- 徽州游记
- 北京动物园一日游
- 欢乐谷之旅
- 去老舍茶馆的路上
- 我与简书的故事
- 千秋诸葛我评说
- 带着微笑出发
- 守护诚信
- 我有一把樱花伞
- 逸笔草草,情性潇潇——对倪瓒及其绘画理论的浅析
- 东坡先生与笑笑先生其画其人
- 想做战士的诗人——陆游
- 采菊隐士——陶渊明
- 风流贵公子——杜牧
- 朱华曹子建——曹植
- 子美先生——杜甫
- 凡有井水处,皆能歌柳词——柳永
- 词将军——辛弃疾
- 长情诗人——李商隐
- 欧阳修
- 今天开始读朱自清
- 凤妈妈,我是个无情的小孩
- 有关天津
- 猫一猫二猫三
- 百鸟朝凤
- 怀念追风的日子
- 我们怀揣着各自的理想,过着类似的生活
- 明日天涯
- 无话可说
- 观察的三十年
- 人心弯弯曲曲水,世路重重叠叠山
- 假装在拉萨
- 返程
- 早眠至梦
- 三往北京的路上
- 小说篇
- 两个老故事
- 床
- 云与泥
- 金汤案
- 差不多女士传
- 拐生
- 早点
- 鼹鼠
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About the author
Bai Huiqiao is a writer about whom limited public information is available. Three works can currently be confirmed: The Secret Garden, Stars Flowing in the Water, and Notes on Traveling and Singing. Judging from these titles and the common categories assigned to them, Bai's writing is mainly concentrated in modern poetry and also touches on classic works. Because reliable information on biography, nationality, and educational background is lacking, no speculation is offered here. Based on the existing works alone, Bai Huiqiao's writing appears to excel at lyricism and travel: The Secret Garden tends toward the construction of an inner space, Stars Flowing in the Water carries an imagistic poetic quality, and Notes on Traveling and Singing may record observations and thoughts from journeys. Together they present a relatively consistent poetic temperament, with concise language and attention to the combination of imagery and personal experience. Overall, Bai Huiqiao's output is not large, yet it reflects sustained attention to the forms of modern poetry and is suitable for readers who enjoy lyric poetry and short prose sketches.