Not to blame for the collection

Author: Jiang Zilong
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: This book is a collection of contemporary Chinese prose, with each essay accompanied by a comic. The book includes 200 prose works by the author, mainly featuring essays such as "Modern People's Dental Problems," "Love Between Humans and Tigers," "What Do Urban People Eat?", "The Cost of Boredom," "The Evolution of Tickets," "The Human-Transvestite Industry," "The Perks of an Age-Mismatched Couple," "Life Without Rules," "The Color of Sports," "Being a High Official and Falling Hard," "Concealment and Exposure," "Brainwashing Techniques," "Resisting Yellow Content," "The Strength of Imperfection," "Wishing to Be Someone Else," and "Leadership as a Scenery." From this book, one can see the author's entire creative achievements and style.