Putting a Sea into a Tea Bowl

PUTTING A SEA INTO A TEA BOWL includes some 2,000 parts, in which the author looks up the sky while overlooks the ground and watches all things in the world on his palms. In his words, sun, moon, wind, cloud, mountain, river, sea and thunderstorm are humanized fragment of the world, which is not limited to substantial shape but up to sublimity perfection. Each grass and tree in Fragments in Green Fields are melted into the experiences of human beings' lives, in which grasses, dewdrops, bees, butterflies and fallen leaves are all pure and beautiful and afford much food for thought. Waves in the Sea of Heart is full of philosophical implication and various experiences, in which one may recognize the whole through the observation of the parts.