Sun Li Complete Works. 11 Volumes in total

Author: Sun Li
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Sun Li is a writer of great significance in the history of modern and contemporary Chinese literature. In 1930, during his middle school years, Sun Li began to publish novels, plays, and literary critiques. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, he devoted himself to the national liberation struggle, creating numerous works that depicted the lives of the people in Jin-Chaosi during the war, making significant contributions to the development of literature in the base area. The "Huoheyan School," named after his novel Huoheyan, has influenced many writers to produce a large number of outstanding works with distinct styles. In his later years, Sun Li wrote over one million words in less than two decades. These works are profound, powerful, and pure in language, with a transcendent realm, sharp ideological edge, and enduring artistic vitality. The newly published Complete Works of Sun Li includes his published works, as well as previously uncollected essays, poems, letters, and other writings. It features works from the 1940s such as On Realist Literature, On the Form of Struggle Literature, Notes on Writing Problems, Writing Textbook for the Company, and Writing Guide; works from the 1950s such as Realism in Liberated Area Works and Rectification of A Report on Rural Marriage Issues; and works from the 1990s such as Random Notes on Summer Reading and Literary Notes on Book Covers (partially). During the editing process, the works were proofread according to different versions and systematically organized. The complete works are divided into eleven volumes, with elegant binding and exquisite craftsmanship. They are available in both hardcover and paperback editions, catering to both reading and collection needs.