New Case Shocking

Author: Tang Yingchao
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is like a kaleidoscope of society and also a record of modern life. It reflects the different lives of people at various levels of the new era from different angles. Readers can see themselves as if looking in a mirror, and they may find their own shadows in the book. The characters in the book experience the sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy of life, which may provide readers with some inspiration and enlightenment. To enhance the readability of this book, the author has divided it into chapters, highlighting the personalities of the characters and creating suspenseful structures. The book does not pursue excessive literary embellishment, aiming for clear and easy-to-understand language so that people with a junior high school education or higher can understand it. To cater to the Chinese audience's preference for stories with clear beginnings and endings and distinct likes and dislikes, the book features three recurring characters to connect the various stories. The stories in this book come from life, some from cases and some from hearsay. However, they are all real experiences from modern life. It is the result of the author's decade-long effort in collecting, selecting, refining, and crystallizing these stories. Through reflection and elevation, the book is more concentrated, typical, and universal than the original reality and characters. Through the re-exploration of these characters and lives, the author has purified their soul, broadened their horizons, and enhanced their ability to recognize new things. Like an old friend, the author shares their knowledge, thoughts, and feelings with the readers.