Classics of Chinese Prose in a Century · Volume of Our Country and Our People

Author: Zhang Shengyou
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
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 readers to savor the beautiful prose of over 200 writers from China's 20th century, comprising more than 800 essays. "Chinese Century Classics Prose" stands out with its meticulous categorization and is a timeless treasure! Prose depicting the vicissitudes, customs, and social psychology of the ancient land of China, as well as showcasing regional cultures, has long been favored by readers. Whether it's southerners or northerners, urban or rural landscapes; historical anecdotes or local customs; ancient roads and west winds, or small bridges and flowing water; tea houses and taverns or market streets—northerners' boldness and northerners' astuteness—writers use their exquisite pens rather than brushes to paint vivid scenes of folk life and society. This book selects over 100 essays by nearly 70 writers from the 20th century, each one a captivating masterpiece. Readers can see landscapes and customs across the Chinese land, understand the thoughts, feelings, and actions of the people, and feel the profound cultural connotations hidden behind the customs and scenery.