Hu Yuizi Collection, Volume 1

Author: Hu Yuizi
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Publishing Date: 1996-08-01
Features: The works written and published by Hu Yuizi throughout his life appeared in various domestic and Southeast Asian newspapers and magazines. Except for a few that were published as standalone books, most were not compiled into collections, and many articles were published under pseudonyms or without authorship, making it difficult to gather them completely. Now, from the collected five to six million words, five hundred forty-six articles have been selected, along with books like Moscow Impressions and Young Aviation Cadets, totaling about twenty-two to twenty-three million words, and compiled into a six-volume. A Study of Indonesian Grammar is included only as its preface, as it is a specialized work, and translations are not within the scope of this collection. The selected articles aim to reflect the author's thoughts and in different periods. To preserve the historical originality, no changes were made to the text during editing, except for correcting typographical errors and replacing foreign names, geographical names, and other proper nouns that differ significantly from the current common translations with the widely accepted names today. Discussions on domestic and international politics and culture (press and publication, language and characters, literature and arts), as well as commemorative articles, are arranged in chronological order of writing and publication, divided into five parts:
1. 1915–1931 (Striving for Enlightenment)
2. 1932–1937 (Urging for Anti-Japanese Resistance)
3. 1938–1945 (Advocating for Persistent Resistance, Unity, and Progress)
4. 1946–1985 (For Establishing and Building a New China)
The fifth part consists of essays and fiction.