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Liu Kexiang is a writer. He is the author of "Youth Green Book", which records his travels and observations. Shen Boyang is the current mayor of Taipei and was influenced by Liu Kexiang's nature teaching. Yushanshe is the publisher of this book.
Writer Liu Kexiang posted on Facebook yesterday, confessing that he wrote three "unsent letters" in his book "Youth Green Book", which depict Shen Boyang's appearance when he was a teenager. He also praised: "He is the most important gift that Taiwan has given me in the natural teaching process of this life." The news sparked a discussion. The publisher of the book issued a statement today stating that nearly 200 books in the library were all ordered at once, and there are still hundreds of books missing.
Yushanshe Publishing Company posted on Facebook today that it had a four-day holiday during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and things were packed together for a few days, making it busier than usual. As a result, the office suddenly became busy yesterday afternoon. Eslite, bloggers, independent bookstores, and mid-market merchants Chengyang all came to contact them to order "Youth Green Book". The nearly 200 books in the library were all ordered at once, and there were still hundreds of copies missing. Only then did I discover that Liu Kexiang had posted a post titled "A Reply from a Nature Teacher," which unintentionally created a craze that touched many people.
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Yushanshe stated that this post caused such a craze because everyone pays attention to Shen Boyang and likes him. Regarding Liu Kexiang's article about Shen Boyang, he wrote, "He is the most important gift that Taiwan has given me in the natural teaching process of this life." "In the future, I don't know how long he can go in the political road. He is obviously very confident in governing our city. Recently, he is favored by many people in the country. , has embarked on a road of broad vision and sincere communication. ""That is the Taiwan I have never seen, and perhaps the future I am looking forward to." etc., Yushan Society also expressed its stance: "Thank you Ke Xiang, thank you Shen Boyang for bringing the sunshine! Let's make Taipei smooth together!"
"Youth Green Book: My Island Travel" is published by Yushan Society. In response to the recent discussion on the Internet about Shen Boyang's teenage years in the book, Liu Kexiang posted yesterday that it was a past event before the millennium. "I had a chance to read this 17-year-old boy's description of the feelings of traveling together, and I felt something in my heart." He also revealed In mid-May this year, he compiled these three articles and sent them to Shen Boyang, who then learned about his series of works with his own theme. Liu Kexiang also said: "He is the most important gift that Taiwan has given me in the process of teaching nature in this life."
Some netizens also shared the content of three letters in the "Youth Green Book" on Threads. In one of the letters, Liu Kexiang praised a 16-year-old teenager for being willing to give up preparation time and observe nature in the wild when the Duan exam was about to take place the next day. He thought this was quite rare; another article mentioned this person. During the boy's field observation, he "sit quietly in a corner of the field and stare at certain landscapes in the distance. Sometimes he even uses a telescope to look at it, as if there is something there that is worth spending such a long time observing." Netizens who shared the content couldn't help but said that it was "different from what they imagined" and thought Shen Boyang would be "very noisy."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Yushansha will reprint "Young Green Book" in the next two weeks to make up for the shortage
Likely · Within weeks
Liu Kexiang may further disclose other stories or letters from Shen Boyang's boyhood
Possible · Within months
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