Selected Prose Works of Huang Qiuyun

Author: Huang Qiuyun/Yao Daimei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Huang Qiuyun, a prose writer and critic. Originally named Huang Chaoxian, also known as Huang Qiuyun. Born in Hong Kong in 1918, originally from Shunde, Guangdong. Enrolled in the Chinese Department of Tsinghua University in 1935. Currently serves as a council member of the Chinese Writers' Association, vice chairman of the Guangdong branch of the Writers' Association, and president of the (Guangzhou) International P.E.N. Club Center. His works include prose collections such as Floating and Sinking, Under the Lilac Blossoms, The Tragedy of a Soul Rusted, and Selected Prose of Huang Qiuyun, critical collections such as Moss Flowers, Collected Works of Antiquity and Modernity, Random Notes and Fragmentary Thoughts, and Selected Literary Criticism of Huang Qiuyun, as well as memoirs like Years of Wind and Rain. This book selects 53 prose works by Huang Qiuyun. The author employs a lyrical style, whether recalling past events, cherishing old friends, or narrating stories and depicting scenes, all imbued with the author's genuine emotions, blending rational reflection with sentiment. The writing is simple yet rich in the spirit of the times, offering readers both intellectual enlightenment and artistic enjoyment.