Footprints

Footprints is a 190,000-word collection of essays and fiction by author Ji Fang. Most of the essays come from real life, and most of them are about the "e;past"e;, home, parents, classmates, and the countryside. The characters, plots, and characterizations in the manuscripts are all infinitely close to the realities we have experienced in our lives, a kind of artistic reality that has risen from the rationality of life. His writings are based on the rational spirit of vigilance to look at the past life, to explore and investigate the "e;true"e; level of life, and to give people a kind of temptation and inspiration. The hearts of Ji Fang's characters are mostly like fragrant tea, flowing light and shadow, with a sense of picture and scene.