Lin Xingzi, a famous Taiwanese writer, was awarded an honorary doctorate from National Taiwan University during his lifetime.

Lin Xingzi wrote many works throughout her life. Her books are concise and full of sensibility when read. They reveal a touch of tenderness. There is no resentment but an indomitable spirit that does not give in to fate. The lines are filled with optimism and open-mindedness. She describes them in a humorous tone.

The various encounters in life describe the many challenges that fate imposes on you.

It can be said that the physical pain enabled her to watch the world quietly, and every bit of life was in her books. Reading her books is inspiring and allows us to see another possibility of life.

A higher realm of life.

Lin Xingzi was originally from Shaanxi and was born in Xinglin Town, Fufeng County, Shaanxi. In order to commemorate her birthplace, she took Xinglinzi as her pen name.

My father is a soldier.

Xing Linzi was born during the Kuomintang Civil War. She had a high fever when she was young. After that, her father carried her around in western China, and then retreated to Taiwan with the Kuomintang.

Lin Xingzi contracted a strange disease when she was 12 years old. The doctor diagnosed her with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and systemic joint sclerosis. It is a chronic disease caused by an incomplete autoimmune system. There is no cure at all. The patient has been sentenced to death.

The long death sentence is preceded by endless pain, more pain, and even more pain in Lingchi.

After she fell ill, she saw that her joints were broken one by one, and she was gradually unable to walk or jump. The physical pain was easier to bear. The biggest pain came from the heart, "I don't know that I have not studied much and am paralyzed.

What's the use of being a patient in bed? What am I doing just to suffer for myself and drag my family down? Do I really want to stay in bed and be a useless person forever?

If you recover, don't live anymore.

As a result, after three years of hard work, I still haven’t recovered!

She thought: Okay, let’s extend it for another three years. If it doesn’t go well, I will definitely not live anymore!

But before the second three years, she decided to arm herself with happiness and live in peace with pain.

Not only did she tenaciously fight against the disease, she also learned how to love, how to give, and hone her personality bit by bit.

She has a new interpretation of life: every life, whether old, weak, disabled, rich or poor, is precious!

Every life has its own specific value.

With her optimistic attitude towards life and tenacious perseverance, she became a famous writer popular in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.

She put a wooden board on her leg and tremblingly held the pen between her two fingers to write. Each stroke she wrote was like lifting weights, and she had to endure tremendous pain.

But just like that, Liu Xia wrote millions of words and more than 20 inspirational books.

Her works may not be called exquisite literature, but they are every word of pain and every word of love. The power they burst out is greater and more precious than those exquisite literatures. This is what she gave to the weak, physical and mental with her "useless body"

A gift for those with disabilities, and for countless others who have fallen and cried through the long nights.

Many of her articles have been included in middle school textbooks. Her essays "Xinglin Notes", "Song of Life" and "Ode to Life" have been designated holiday readings for middle school students in Taiwan for decades. Her most famous works include "Another Kind of Love"

"Won a literary award. Among contemporary Chinese writers, no one is as inspirational as Xing Linzi.

Lin Xingzi's power to create miracles comes from her change in thinking. She has a new understanding of life and death. She understands that love and happiness are the true meaning of life.

Lin Xingzi is an unfortunate person, and fate has given her too much suffering; she is also a lucky person, and life has given her many gifts, allowing her to appreciate the true meaning of life in her ordinary life.