Mosquito and Mountain Song

Author: Can Xue
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book includes four short stories and ten short stories, as well as five essays and by Can Xue, all written since the 1990s. The novels of Can Xue during this period remain fundamentally gloomy, severe, and absurd, with mutations and hallucinations. However, by focusing on accessibility and enhancing the narrative, the works are more readable than ever before. At the same time, the "supernatural" elements become more intrinsic and profound, making them even more intriguing to explore. The seven essays in the book are largely related to writing and can serve as an index to understanding Can Xue as a person and as an author. This book includes five short stories, 11 short stories, and seven essays and by Can Xue, all written since the 1990s. The novels of Can Xue during this period remain fundamentally gloomy, severe, and absurd, with mutations and hallucinations. However, by focusing on accessibility and enhancing the narrative, the works are more readable than ever before. At the same time, the "supernatural" elements become more intrinsic and profound, making them even more intriguing to explore. The seven essays in the book are largely related to writing and can serve as an index to understanding Can Xue as a person and as an author.