Nonsense talk

Author: Xuan Yongguang
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: In the 1930s, Li Zongwu from Sichuan and Lao Xuan from Beijing were two eccentric geniuses on the Chinese literary scene. Lao Xuan could be called the of modern Chinese literature and the in modern history. His book "" once caused an uproar among readers, sparking a sensation. It was published with 4,000 copies and sold out quickly. Soon after, "" followed, selling 10,000 copies in just half a month and becoming a sensation. During the Republican era, three extraordinary books stirred up a great uproar: "," "," and "." Each sold hundreds of thousands of copies, and the Chinese people eagerly read them, making it a trend to read these three books. This book is "" and includes Preface, Foreword, Preface to the Foreword, Lao Xuan's Testimony, "," , On Men and Women, On Love, On Marriage and Family, On Sexuality; the second part "," On the Republican Society, On the Republican Bureaucracy, On Human Nature, On Republican Culture.