Sunflower got lost in 1890

Author: Zhang Yuoran
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Zhang Yuoran was born in the 1980s and is still in college, but she has already gone quite far in her exploration of fiction writing. Zhang Yuoran's writing is sharp, magical, concise, trendy, and on point. Her sensitivity and dreams, along with her soaring inspiration and skilled command of language, show that she has the potential to become an outstanding writer. Compared to her age and experience, Zhang Yuoran is outstanding. Although she is labeled as a "New Concept Writer," she has already moved beyond the writing stance and life portrayal limited by the "New Concept" and has gradually moved toward "socialization." Sunflower 1890 is a milestone, showing us that this young author, who is dreamy and immersed in colorful fantasies, has stepped out of intense personal emotions and is moving toward cultural reflection and a broader realm. The object of obsession in the "I" of her love has also shifted from avant-garde and fashionable youth to obsessive, highly individualized adults, a sign that the scope of the author's reach has expanded. This is a new change, and undoubtedly a new direction in writing. It is not hard to see that Zhang Yuoran has left herself room for development in this direction and the possibility of exploring other directions. The love in her writing is a kite released by her heart, young yet mature, swaying and suspended in the sky. Love becomes the only support for dreams. Embracing love, embracing dreams, embracing deep sorrow—this makes the characters in her novels extraordinary because of their profound sadness.