In the world of words, every word and sentence is like a trickle, converging into a great river of literature. Where do these trickles come from? The answer is – life.
Writing, an activity that seems to require solitary contemplation, is actually extremely extensive and deeply rooted in every corner of our lives.
The little details of life often contain a wealth of emotions and information. A subtle expression, a casual word, or even a touch of wind caressing, a drop of rain falling, can be a source of inspiration.
Everyone's life is unique, and our joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, are all unique emotional experiences. These emotions, whether sweet, painful, or complex, can be the content of our writing.
Books, movies, art, these cultural products are the crystallization of human wisdom, they can inspire us and broaden our horizons.
Only through practice can we truly understand society and human nature. Whether it's volunteering, field trips, or simple daily interactions, we can get in touch with real people and real things, so that we can get real writing materials.