What does writer Li Ao think of Faye Wong?

Li Ao adheres to three principles in his writing: bragging, telling the truth and speaking his own words.

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The so-called big talk is not nonsense, but high-standard, high-intensity and high-frequency hypnosis on the basis of self-confidence, until you believe it and start to be as strict with yourself as the big talk promises. For example, Li Ao's argument of ranking the top three in vernacular Chinese can be regarded as a joke by others, but Li Ao himself will never regard it as a joke, but will take it as the criterion and force himself to write articles with excellent quality, and then believe that this is the case.

to tell the truth

To tell the truth is to tell the truth. To do this, even if there is no so-called literary talent, the article is valuable. That's what Li Ao called "I think it's much more important to be a real me than to have some fake grades".

Say your own words.

Talking about yourself is what you know, what you think, what you believe and what concerns you. Li Ao said-

Although a short essay is short, it is not easy to write. Usually I need some time to brew and prepare before making a long story short. Many people can't write long articles, because their articles become slack and people can't read them. The uniqueness of my long article is that the information is tightly buckled and the theme will not be overwhelmed by the length of the article. It is quite difficult to do this. Before writing every article, I think calmly and collect information extensively. I may use very emotional, vulgar and eye-catching words when writing, just like frying things. After preparing meat, vegetables, onions and other things, I fried them very hot. Anyone who filters out some emotional words in my article will find sensational thinking and data processing.

Before writing an article, "it takes some time to brew and prepare", "calm thinking and extensive data collection", which is the preparation for implementing the writing principle of "speaking your own words" when writing an article.

An important manifestation of "speaking your own words" is that no matter what the author talks about, no matter whether he is good at the East or the West, he always remembers the existence of an "I" and always tries to make his own statement in the article. Some people may not understand it, but they always feel that this practice cannot escape the suspicion of "getting close to celebrities" and wanting to be famous. This view of these people has actually made the mistake of "never do this". Let's not say that "near celebrities" want to be famous. Let's be clear: what is the standard to test the value of an article? The criterion is whether the author tells the truth in the article. If you don't tell the truth, then no matter how indifferent he is to fame and fortune, his articles have no positive value (except negative educational significance). On the contrary, if the author tells the facts, and these facts do not deviate from the theme of the article, then it still belongs to an extremely important part of the value of the article. In addition, the author's expression in the article is also the inevitable result of adhering to the principle of "telling the truth". Just like when you are chatting with several people on a certain topic, if you want to tell the truth, you will inevitably talk about your experiences and feelings around the topic of chatting. If you don't have the experience and feelings related to the chat topic, you must keep your mouth shut, so as not to say layman's words and make people laugh. Writing articles is actually the same as chatting. As long as you stick to the principle of "telling the truth", you will find that most of what you say is personal experience and sentiment. You won't keep your mouth shut and say anything in the book. It's hard to guarantee that you won't be looked at with surprise: "Don't say anything, what do you think?"

Q: In some of your articles about legends, first-class talents and great people, did you talk about yourself intentionally or unintentionally? (Li Ao) A: It is very important for me to enter and present myself in the article! Because I can't find a better example. The great writer Bernard Shaw once said, "When people praise me, I always feel very uneasy because they don't praise me enough." Therefore, Bernard Shaw often blows his own horn. When I talk about myself in the article, I just describe the facts. People may think I'm bragging, but I'm not bragging. I said that in the past 50 years and 500 years, Li Ao, Li Ao and Li Ao were the top three writers of vernacular Chinese in China, and others would probably think I was bragging. Actually, I don't think I'm bragging, but I am.