Prohibit the destruction of 100 novels (series)

Author: Lu Shige
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: With a pen, he describes the ups and downs of life and the fickleness of fortune, portraying the myriad appearances of people from all walks of life; with condensed tears, he narrates the warmth and coldness of human relationships, writing endless tales of men and women in the world. The Ten-Tailed Fish depicts the life in late Qing Shanghai in the area of ten miles of embankment, exposing the debauchery and shamelessness of wealthy merchants and dissolute young gentlemen, while also lashing out at the darkness of the officialdom. Mr. Lu Xun called this type of work "narrow-morality fiction." In terms of writing style, it imitates The Story of the Scholars, using the activities of the protagonist Fei Chunquan as the main thread to connect a series of stories heard and witnessed, expanding the scope of life reflected.