Best friend

Author: Sun Jianjun
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: A long novel masterpiece involving intellectual property, and another unconventional "Waste City" that portrays the author as a "specimen." The unique value of this book lies in its title. In an era centered on cooperation and development, people interact with each other, both seeking collaboration and common progress while also engaging in fierce competition, striving to surpass, defeat, and even swallow their rivals. Writers and book publishers are merely typical examples of this widespread social dynamic. Sun Jianjun tells a story that aims to condense the survival state of contemporary Chinese people into an allegory. In this allegory, people are both friends and rivals. Sun Jianjun demonstrates in this book that he is a master of humor. From a poor poet who was even suppressed by a mediocre wife who planned even his sex life, Zhengqiao Shang finally becomes a true social celebrity and a perfect figure in the eyes of women—thanks to the illegal of the book publisher Jia Chengwen. Isn’t that great humor? I believe reading this book will be worthwhile for every reader. The author Sun Jianjun tells such a story to condense the survival state of contemporary Chinese people into an allegory. In this allegory, people are both friends and rivals. This paradoxical way of life can only be understood through the lens of black humor to reveal its positive meaning for us.