Interpretation of Lao She's Classics

Author: Lao She
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Although, on the scale of "literature" and "history," the weight is inclined toward "history," literature is undeniably just a part of history. However, literature presents the grand scenes and rich, contradictory essence of history in its own way, revealing certain unspoken details buried by time, thereby storing the voice and imagery of history in poetry, novels, dramas, and essays, transforming it into a special form of national memory. Therefore, when history fades away, what remains for "today" are often the names of some writers. So, when history fades away, what remains for "today" are often the names of some writers, and their works that will not "walk away." I think this may be one of the original intentions behind compiling this series of books. This is a series of books from the perspective of renowned scholars. Experts and scholars from famous universities and research institutions in China in the 21st century interpret the classic literary works of 20th-century China. The series is based on the new Chinese language curriculum standards of the Ministry of Education, selecting 10 master-level writers who are frequently included in high school textbooks and represent the achievements of modern Chinese literature as the subjects of introduction. The selection of works, preface introductions, and post-interpretive articles at the end of each piece reflect the latest research level of domestic academia since the 1990s and cater to the reading tastes of young readers, making them engaging, thought-provoking, and attractive. The series fully embodies the editorial style of authority, contemporaneity, youthfulness, knowledge, and vitality. It serves as both a trusted guide and companion for literary enthusiasts and the best choice for extracurricular reading for young students.