Canglang zhi shui

Author: Yan Zhen
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Publish Date: March 1, 2003
Features: The water of the is clear, and I may wash my hat; the water of the is turbid, and I may wash my feet. Pouring out all the water of the, what is difficult to cleanse is our soiled souls. With《》, Yan Zhen became famous in the overseas student community, and over the years, he has made great strides, releasing his long《》. It could be called "revealing the deadlocks of the era and the hope of change," or "the predicament and choices of intellectuals in contemporary society." In reality, the novel is just a novel—people interpret it differently, and I believe you will also have your own unique insights. The author, with his engaging and fluid prose, writes about the struggles of Chi Dawei, a graduate student in medical studies, who harbors lofty ambitions but lacks power and position, and the difficulties of gaining fame and fortune when his time comes. At the same time, he truly shows his life journey and solves the problems that have troubled him. Readers are effortlessly drawn in, as if they are enjoying the novel while also experiencing reality.