Ten Young Writers' Critical Book

Author: Huang Hao / Ma Zheng (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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Admonition: All youth writers can engage in working-class writing, middle-class writing, or even bourgeois writing, but they must never engage in petty-bourgeois writing. Han Han critiques a broken old key. Li Shanshan critiques Li Shanshan's diagnostic report. Zhang Yuoran critiques Are You Here to Examine the Sufferings of the Middle Class? Guo Jingming critiques the end of petty-bourgeois literary works. Chun Shu critiques Cruel Youth as a Banner. Sun Rui critiques How "Grassland of Youth" Was Forged. Xiao Fan critiques Do the People Really Need Xiao Fan? Jiang Feng critiques the delusions and jokes of a so-called "established" writer. Hu Jian critiques Hu Lang, whose frustrations have only multiplied. Zhang Jiawei critiques Though the Flowers May Dazzle, They Still Lack Grace.
The rise and bestsellers of these young authors became a lively scene in the literary world at the beginning of the 21st century. This group of writers was favored by commercial culture, but also deeply harmed by it. Their inner gold and the essence of their writing gradually faded and became unclear in this clamor. This book focuses on critiquing ten prominent "80" (post-80s) writers, while also conveying the calm observations and awakened awareness of emerging "80" critics about the writing of their idol group, as well as their critiques of the current state of this generation's writing and reflections on literary ideals.