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This sentence came from Haruki Murakami's " The Forest of Norway."

The writing technique of using the big to see the small refers to the delicate and subtle emotions and character psychology through the description of grand scenes, settings, and plots in the works, so that the readers can feel the meaning and theme of the works more deeply. This kind of writing technique was often used to express the inner world of the characters, their values and outlook on life, as well as the various problems and contradictions in social reality. By showing some seemingly insignificant things and details, the author expressed his control and thinking about the overall situation, so that the readers could feel the author's deep insight and thinking about life and society. For example, in some novels, the author might describe a grand war scene to show the great destruction of people's lives and property, and also to express the protagonist's desire and belief in peace. In another example, the author might describe a character's character and values by describing a small action or detail of the character so that the reader could understand the character more deeply.

There are many similar names. Here are some examples: Dream Mark of Luoshui Misty Rain Jiangnan Purple Frost Jade Pool Immortal Residence 5 Sword Courage and Zither Heart 6 Sunset clouds and lone ducks fly together Autumn Water and Long Sky 8 Red Dust Nightmare 9 The Sound of Wild Goose Falling Snow Falling in the Pugilistic World Of course, this was only a part of it. Different people would have different preferences and could name it according to their own preferences.

" I won't see the king if I don't see him." It was an idiom from the Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin in Records of the Historian. It meant that neither of them had appeared, neither the king nor the officials. This idiom is often used to describe a place or an occasion where no important people are present, making it seem cold and boring.

Well, usually if you can't access it or there's a lock icon or a notice saying it's private, that's a good sign.

Words Like Face was a very classic Chinese song sung by Faye Wong. The lyrics described the feeling of reading Chinese characters and expressed the love and respect for reading by emphasizing the importance of each character.

The author of the poem " Seeing and Not Seeing " was the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan. The full name of this poem was " Climbing the Stork Tower." It was one of Wang Zhihuan's representative works and was considered a masterpiece of Tang poetry.

Goodbye Forever was a novel ending that usually appeared in modern romance novels, youth school novels, and other topics. This ending meant that the relationship between the male and female protagonists was entangled, but in the end, they could not be together. The two sides went their separate ways and no longer had any contact. This ending would usually make the readers feel lost and desperate, but it also expressed the protagonist's reluctance and helplessness towards this relationship.

Yes. Just like blocking you from their stories, preventing you from seeing their stories is possible. They can adjust their privacy settings so that you're not in the list of viewers. It's their way of controlling who gets to peek into their daily snaps or updates.

Sure. In Snapchat, too, a person can prevent you from seeing their stories. They can manage their privacy settings so that only a selected group of friends or no one at all can view their stories. It's all about the user's choice of how public or private they want to be with their shared content.