Скачать или смотреть A Desolate Life Waiting to Migrate | Indignation at Fate

When a speck of dust from the era falls on your head, it is just a mountain.

When the Kun Peng spreads its wings, it has to wait for a chance. Without chance, the Kun Peng is only a big fish in the shallow waters — this is the indignant flying of the Kun Peng. What about man?

Migration

After half a year of illness, all medicines were ineffective, and Gao Xue was so thin that she was only a handful of bones. Houji picked her up, and she was as light as a child. Gao Xue felt that she was dying and asked Houji to dress her. When she was all dressed with her socks ready, Gao Xue frowned slightly and said that the heel of her left sock was uneven. Houji smoothed the heel of the sock for her. She looked at Houji with a very gentle gaze and said, “Houji, you are so nice!” Then she closed her eyes.— Wang Zengqi, Migration

Wang Zengqi (Chinese: 汪曾祺; 1920–1997) was a native of Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province. He was honored as “the last pure literati in China” and “the last scholar in China.” The setting of his novel Migration is the small county of his hometown.
...

Gao Xue died, but her heart, in fact, is still waiting. Even under the gloomy sky, it was still cohesive. She is still waiting for the chance, waiting for the time when she can fly — that should be the “indignant flying” of man.

Arno Will, November 18, 2023, February 1, 2024, revised February 22

#destiny #fate #migration #changedestiny #struggle #indignation #arnowill