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Author: Zhang Ying
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is a work that sits between biography and fiction, blending the realistic foundation of biography with the narrative techniques of fiction, as well as the profound depth of humanity and spiritual richness found in both. Based on a loyal adherence to historical facts, Zhang Ying uses her clean and delicate brushwork to depict a wandering poetic soul and an independent, unconventional woman. Starting with Xiao Hong's dream of returning to her hometown and concluding with the flight of her thoughts upon waking, the book is divided into four chapters—Youth, Love, Struggle, and Death—comprehensively portraying the brief yet tragic life of Xiao Hong. This is a work that sits between biography and fiction, blending the realistic foundation of biography with the narrative techniques of fiction, as well as the profound depth of humanity and spiritual richness found in both. Based on a loyal adherence to historical facts, Zhang Ying uses her clean and delicate brushwork to depict a wandering poetic soul and an independent, unconventional woman. Starting with Xiao Hong's dream of returning to her hometown and concluding with the flight of her thoughts upon waking, the book is divided into four chapters—Youth, Love, Struggle, and Death—comprehensively portraying the brief yet tragic life of Xiao Hong.