Emotional Prison

Author: Yan Lianke
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: Emotional Prison authentically depicts the living environment, life awareness, and survival state of the "Yao people," portraying their various contradictions, frustrations, and struggles, while also offering profound philosophical reflections and a sense of concern. This book is a study in developmental psychology. Behind the innocent figure of "Lianke" lies the "Yao people"—the tragic, comical, pitiful, admirable, and mournful dreams of a generation of Chinese people that are constantly shattered yet perpetually unextinguished. Emotional Prison authentically depicts the living environment, life awareness, and survival state of the "Yao people," portraying their various contradictions, frustrations, and struggles, while also offering profound philosophical reflections and a sense of concern. This book is a study in developmental psychology. Behind the innocent figure of "Lianke" lies the "Yao people"—the tragic, comical, pitiful, admirable, and mournful dreams of a generation of Chinese people that are constantly shattered yet perpetually unextinguished.