Adolescence

Author: Zhang Xianliang
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: The Adolescence is a new work created by the renowned writer Mr. Zhang Xianliang at the end of the 20th century (1999). Although its content still depicts "reform-through-labour life" and explores the "sexual relationship" between men and women, its story is more engaging and thought-provoking. In terms of creative technique, it represents a new breakthrough compared to Half a Man Is a Woman, The Habit of Death, and The Greening Tree. The term "adolescence" used in this article is rich in meaning, encompassing admiration for the opposite sex and sexual desires, as well as the explosion of men in humiliation, and the struggle of individuals in various social fields during China's economic transition. It serves as a powerful spiritual stimulant for the end of the century. The book also collects several essays and written by the author in recent years. They are concise, full of wisdom, and brimming with masculine energy, making them lyrical poems for men. The content of the book depicts "reform-through-labour life" and explores the "sexual relationship" between men and women, including admiration for the opposite sex and sexual desires, as well as the explosion of men in humiliation, and the struggle of individuals in various social fields during China's economic transition.