Author: Xu Dishan
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Xu Dishan published the short story The Bird with the Broken Wing in 1921, followed by his early representative novels The Spider Who Weaves a Net and the prose masterpiece The Peanut, which showcases a simple and sincere style. His early novels feature unique themes, extraordinary plots, rich imagination, and a romantic atmosphere, embodying the strong flavors of the southern region and exotic sentiments. While persistently exploring the meaning of life, he also exhibits elements of metaphysics and religious undertones. This collection includes his essays such as The Bird with the Broken Wing, Spring Peach, The Spider Who Weaves a Net, the preface to The Whispering of the Mountain, Heart Has Its Own Affairs, Cicada, Snake, Laughter, Three Relocations, and more.
Collection of Xu Dishan
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