Old friends from the literary world start island life, Yu Hua recalls Shi Tiesheng with emotion

Fang Qi, a well-known travel blogger, came to “Boundary Bookstore” located in a seaside city with a curious heart.This is not only a holy place for literati to exchange ideas, but also a place for them to let themselves go and show their true selves.Fang Qi's trip was hoping to see the true faces of literary greats such as Yu Hua, Su Tong, and Xi Chuan, and to explore another side of their lives.

When she first arrived at the bookstore, Fang Qi felt a little uneasy.After all, these names represent a kind of high-altitude existence in the field of literature.However, after a brief encounter, Fang Qi soon discovered that these writers and poets were not as out of reach as she imagined.On the contrary, they are approachable, enthusiastic and cheerful, and quickly established a friendship with Fang Qi.

By chance, Fang Qi went out to sea for a swim with Yu Hua, Su Tong, Xichuan and others.The sea breeze blew on the face, and on the sparkling sea, the group of people got up and sang and danced, as if they had returned to the carefree youth era.At this moment, Fang Qi deeply felt that these literary giants were not superior beings. They also had a heart that loved life and pursued freedom.

While playing, Xi Chuan picked up a book by Shen Congwen and read in a serious tone: “Don't live in a panic.”After reading it, he suddenly realized that he had remembered the wrong title of the book, which caused a burst of laughter.At this time, Su Tong could not help laughing loudly, and corrected: “The title of the book is - Life Don't Have to Be Panic-.”This scene made Fang Qi deeply feel that these writers and poets also have a humorous side in life.

In another part of the program, Yu Hua recalled his experience of moving in his early years.He said that during the move, he received many letters from friends, among which Su Tong's letter to him impressed him the most.However, when talking about this letter, Yu Hua did not forget to joke: “The letter you wrote to me is the most boring.”