A Story Untitled

I almost added: "The future is an X; who can tell what it will turn out to be?" But I didn't. It was no good to say that kind of thing at the moment. On the contrary, I ought to show her my manly courage; I should prove to her that I am her "hardy and reliable" husband - not only that I love her! (from "A Story Untitled") . . . I agree to pursue a true, good, and beautiful life. I argued that such a zhen-shan-mei life could be diagramed as a triangle, with three "corners" representing "zhihui" (wisdom), "aixin" (love), and "jiankang" (health) respectively. And I formulated my ideas in a few words: "Without wisdom, one cannot find the Truth; without love, one cannot see the Goodness; similarly, without health, one cannot enjoy the Beauty." (from "Snake Stories") . . . . Sometimes it is hard for us to distinguish between fiction and reality. Which one is more "true" and therefore more attractive to you? Is there anything beyond the both? . . . Just relax, and enjoy reading this book!

Autorentext

Mookoo Liang is a retired high-school teacher, living in the central part of Taiwan. Among his personal interests/hobbies, these three are especially important: (1) listening to music, (2) chatting with friends, (3) reading & writing fiction. But now he has found something even more important; that is, playing with his first grandson, Little Bee.

Klappentext

I almost added: "The future is an X; who can tell what it will turn out to be?" But I didn't. It was no good to say that kind of thing at the moment. On the contrary, I ought to show her my manly courage; I should prove to her that I am her "hardy and reliable" husband - not only that I love her! (from "A Story Untitled") . . . I agree to pursue a true, good, and beautiful life. I argued that such a zhen-shan-mei life could be diagramed as a triangle, with three "corners" representing "zhihui" (wisdom), "aixin" (love), and "jiankang" (health) respectively. And I formulated my ideas in a few words: "Without wisdom, one cannot find the Truth; without love, one cannot see the Goodness; similarly, without health, one cannot enjoy the Beauty." (from "Snake Stories") . . . . Sometimes it is hard for us to distinguish between fiction and reality. Which one is more "true" and therefore more attractive to you? Is there anything beyond the both? . . . Just relax, and enjoy reading this book!