Aunt Lan was sold to others at the age of three, brought to Beijing from Suzhou at the age of fourteen, and married a 68-year-old man at the age of twenty. She was bullied in this family, and later fled there and came to Eiko's house, disrupting the quiet life of Eiko's family. Eiko hated Aunt Lan from then on.

"New Youth" During the revolution, many revolutionary youths were killed. A man named Dexian often went to Eiko's house to hide, and fell in love with Aunt Lan in the process of contact. The situation in Beijing was tight, so Aunt Lan and Dexian left Beijing for Tianjin and Shanghai. Since then, the Eiko family has resumed a quiet life.

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Lin's nanny-the fate of a poor woman. My husband, a lazy gambler, went to the Lins' home as a wet nurse after giving birth to a pair of children. Her husband gave up her daughter, and her son is said to have fallen into the river and drowned.

It was several years before Ma Song realized that Ma Song had been making new clothes for her son Xiao Shuan and bringing new shoelaces home. A few years later, Ma Song came home with her husband on a snowy day.

Dad's flowers are gone:

Eiko finally graduated from primary school. As her father expected, she took the stage as a student representative to receive the graduation certificate, but her father was seriously ill and could not attend Eiko's graduation ceremony in the hospital. Eiko came home with a diploma, only to know that his father had passed away. At this moment, eiko suddenly felt grown up.

I am no longer a child;

The text depicts a stern and loving father image through his memories of forcing me to go to school, sending me clothes at school, loving flowers very much and encouraging me to send money alone. It shows that the father is eager to make his daughter strong and mature as soon as possible.

And "I" grew up gradually under the education and influence of my father. When my father died, I really felt that I was "no longer a child".

This article is excerpted from Taiwan Province woman writer Lin's Old Things in the South of the City.

Extended data writing background:

"Old Things in the South of the City" was written by Lin in the background of his life from the age of 7 to 13. During the Japanese imperialist occupation of Taiwan Province, the Lins refused to live under the iron heel of the Japanese invaders and moved to Beijing where Xiaoying grew up. Seeing the camel team coming in winter and hearing the slow and sweet bell, childhood returned to the author's mind.

Summer passed, autumn passed, winter came again, camel team came again, but childhood never came back. Because the author misses the scenery and people when he lived in the south of Beijing as a child, he wrote it down, so that the actual childhood passed and the childhood of the soul will last forever. This is the original intention of Lin in writing this novel.

About the author:

Lin (19 18 March 18 -200 1 February 1), formerly known as Lin, was nicknamed Eiko, a Taiwan Province writer. Born in Osaka, Japan, his ancestral home is Toufen Town, Miaoli County, Taiwan. At the age of 3, he returned to Taiwan Province Province with his parents. Because Taiwan Province Province was controlled by the Japanese, his family moved to Beijing and had an unforgettable childhood. Twenty-five years later, Eiko and her husband, He Fan, supported their mother, carrying, carrying and holding their three children.

From 65438 to 0948, his family moved to Taiwan Province Province. In Taiwan Province Province, he still concentrated on running newspapers, periodicals, writing and publishing. He contacted a large number of cultural figures in Taiwan Province Province, supported a large number of young writers in Taiwan Province Province, and published many famous literary works. Known as the "Grandma of Taiwan Province Literature", 1998 won the "Lifetime Achievement Award".

Lin's creation is rich. She has published 18 books. Window of Prose Collection [with He Fan (Summer)], two places, visiting the United States, reading through the window at night, talking about the literary world, the head of the family, living on the edge of the bookstore, the collection of essays and novels, the collection of short stories, the wedding story, and the ancient town south of the city.

Novels such as Spring Breeze, Xiaoyun, A Journey to Zhu Meng, Wei Wei in the radio drama Zhou Ji, Selected Works of Lin, Fairy Tales of Lin, and Selected Works of China Modern Writers. In addition, there are many literary comments and essays scattered in newspapers and periodicals in Taiwan Province Province.