The Little Golden Rose: A Tribute to Literary Passion
Written by Soviet writer Konstantin Paustovsky, The Little Golden Rose is more than a novel—it's a lyrical ode to the craft of writing.
Centered on a goldsmith who forges a tiny golden rose from dust, the book weaves stories of ordinary people and their quiet dreams. It reveals how daily moments— a stranger's smile, a rainy afternoon—can become raw material for literature. Paustovsky's prose blends warmth and wisdom, reminding readers that beauty and inspiration lie in life's trivialities. For anyone who loves writing or storytelling, it's a heartfelt guide to cherishing life's small wonders.
Answered: Aug 28
Le Deuxième Sexe《第二性》by (波伏娃) Simone de Beauvoir, tells us that "women" are not physiologically determined identity, but the result of the continuous construction and indoctrination of social, cultural, educational and gender roles.
Answered: Aug 26
My favorite book is Hesse's. This book tells the story of a young boy named Sinclair and his arduous journey of self-discovery.Sinclair lives in a world of“light,”yet he is constantly tempted by another world filled with“darkness.”He repeatedly makes deals with the devil and descends into depravity. It is in his darkest moments, when he feels the most lonely, confused, scared, and in pain,that Demian appears.Demian guides him out of the mire and back into the light. After countless purifications and shocks of thought, Sinclair finally realizes that the guide is not only Demian but also himself. Everyone will experience a low-point in their life. We need to find our own way and become ourselves.
Answered: Sept 11
My favorite book is Journey to the west. It's one of the most famous Chinese works,And konwn by almost every chinese. This book tells a story of a monkey named wukong fight against the Heavenly Court. After failing, the monkey king accompany Tang Seng to the Western Heaven for the purpose of helping ordinary people. The monkey king's quality inspire me,teaching me to fight for something and help the people who really need.
Answered: Aug 25
The Little Golden Rose: A Tribute to Literary Passion
Written by Soviet writer Konstantin Paustovsky, The Little Golden Rose is more than a novel—it's a lyrical ode to the craft of writing.
Centered on a goldsmith who forges a tiny golden rose from dust, the book weaves stories of ordinary people and their quiet dreams. It reveals how daily moments— a stranger's smile, a rainy afternoon—can become raw material for literature. Paustovsky's prose blends warmth and wisdom, reminding readers that beauty and inspiration lie in life's trivialities. For anyone who loves writing or storytelling, it's a heartfelt guide to cherishing life's small wonders.
Answered: Aug 28
Le Deuxième Sexe《第二性》by (波伏娃) Simone de Beauvoir, tells us that "women" are not physiologically determined identity, but the result of the continuous construction and indoctrination of social, cultural, educational and gender roles.
Answered: Aug 26
My favorite book is Hesse's. This book tells the story of a young boy named Sinclair and his arduous journey of self-discovery.Sinclair lives in a world of“light,”yet he is constantly tempted by another world filled with“darkness.”He repeatedly makes deals with the devil and descends into depravity. It is in his darkest moments, when he feels the most lonely, confused, scared, and in pain,that Demian appears.Demian guides him out of the mire and back into the light. After countless purifications and shocks of thought, Sinclair finally realizes that the guide is not only Demian but also himself. Everyone will experience a low-point in their life. We need to find our own way and become ourselves.
Answered: Sept 11
My favorite book is Journey to the west. It's one of the most famous Chinese works,And konwn by almost every chinese. This book tells a story of a monkey named wukong fight against the Heavenly Court. After failing, the monkey king accompany Tang Seng to the Western Heaven for the purpose of helping ordinary people. The monkey king's quality inspire me,teaching me to fight for something and help the people who really need.
Answered: Aug 25