Farmer Pursues Literature And Calligraphy

Lu Xiulian, an ordinary farmer, developed a passion for poetry after reading Bei Dao's work over thirty years ago and has continued to pursue literature and calligraphy. He also practices calligraphy, finding that using a computer has broadened his writing perspective and output. Lu Xiulian's primary challenge is a lack of time, often falling asleep immediately after physical exhaustion from farm work. He recently gained attention for creating a 'line drawing' on a beverage bottle, titled 'Era Copper Dragon', which revived a 1400-year-old handicraft and garnered nearly 20 million views. He credits the internet with broadening his horizons and improving his writing. Lu Xiulian also crafts intricate designs using a traditional seven-line embroidery technique on plastic plates, a skill with over 1400 years of history. He has utilized computers to expand his writing scope and publish more frequently. The source mentioned a song titled 'You Got Have Freedom' by Bulgari, released on Monday, May 6th, as the 11th track. His work is noted for symbolizing filial piety. His work symbolizes filial piety, with the classic line 'Who says an inch of grass's heart can repay the spring sun's radiance' comparing children's filial piety to a mother's boundless love. He began as a substitute teacher in the early 1990s and continued writing essays and prose. After the school system reformed, he returned to farming but never abandoned his literary pursuits.