Ashamed to speak the truth

Author: Liang Xiaosheng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Liang Xiaosheng's Self-Reflection. This book selects several essays by the renowned writer Liang Xiaosheng, who is undoubtedly a highly accomplished famous writer. His range of creative genres and subjects is rare in contemporary Chinese literature. In terms of short, medium, and long, Liang Xiaosheng has iconic representative works; in film and television, he has also had influential representative works. In essays, essays, social and international commentary, Liang Xiaosheng stands out with his unique perspective, unique thinking, unique emotions, unique expression methods, and unique commenting style. Over more than two decades, Liang Xiaosheng has written hundreds of essays totaling nearly two million words. Their content is extremely rich, covering major domestic and international events as well as small figures from the bottom of Chinese society. In terms of essays, Liang Xiaosheng can be compared to "China's Oscar Wilde" for his distinct stylistic characteristics. This book is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's essays, including works such as "Only Wanting to Be a 'Small Intellectual'," "On the Origin of Literary Scoundrels," "On the Poetic Nature of Education," and "People at the Crossroads of Life and Death."