Classics of Chinese Prose in a Century·Men and Women Volume

Author: Zhang Shengyou
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Fully showcases the achievements of Chinese prose creation in the 20th century! Fills the gap from Gufang Guanzhi to the 21st century. The great literary figures Ji Xianlin and Yu Qiuwei serve as consultants for this series, allowing you to savor the exquisite writings of over 200 writers from China in the 20th century, totaling more than 800 pieces. "Chinese Hundred-Year Classics of Prose" stands out with its meticulous categorization and is a timeless treasure! The "Chinese Hundred-Year Prose" is like a grand tree deeply nourished by Chinese civilization, lush with branches and leaves, bearing abundant fruits. The works depicting men, women, love, and marriage are the most captivating branches on this prose tree. The ancients said, "Of all human temperaments, the most profound is that of men and women." Under the flowers and moon, with vows of eternal love, this is an ancient yet eternal theme of life, and also an eternal theme in prose creation. Boiling the sea to make salt, sifting through the sand to find gold, this book selects the finest prose works on the themes of men and women by over 60 writers from the 20th century, totaling more than 120 pieces. Each piece is truly a breathtaking masterpiece. The ways of men and women are worth careful observation. Modern people advocate treating love and marriage as a career, and this is not a hollow claim. Please see how literary masters use their brilliant pens to explain the subtleties of romance.