Selected Prose Works of Shi Pingmei

Author: Shi Pingmei
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features:
1. This series is a part of the "Baihua Prose Series." It selects renowned and outstanding prose works from 1917 to 1949, organized into individual volumes dedicated to each author.
2. The selected authors are all famous prose writers of that era, and the works are chosen to reflect the development of each author's prose writing as much as possible.
3. Each volume begins with an introductory essay of over 10,000 words, providing a brief introduction to the author's life and analyzing and evaluating their artistic characteristics, creative development, and influence, in conjunction with the selected prose.
4. The selected works are annotated with their original publication sources and dates where possible; necessary notes are also provided for passages that may be difficult to understand.
Throughout history, how many exquisite prose works, like pearls, have shone brilliantly! The "Baihua Prose Series" may not claim to have strung them into a necklace, but they are no longer scattered pearls here, making them more accessible for reading and appreciation. The selected chapters focus on lyrical and narrative prose, covering themes from grand social and life issues to personal emotions and natural scenery. The styles range from grand and vigorous to subtle and reserved. The series is both extensive and inclusive, and though it may not be called a "treasure collection," the works included still offer ample brilliance for reference.
The "Baihua Prose Series" includes the "Ancient Prose Series," "Modern Prose Series," and "Contemporary Prose Series," all published in separate volumes dedicated to individual authors. This volume includes works by: Mother, Yuwei, Lusha, Susi, A Letter to Lu Yin, To Yuwei in the Mountains, To Old Friends by the Sea, Tianxin, After a Slight Drink, and Meiyin, among others.