Three Mo's Private Album

Author: Shi Yonggang
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Sanma, with her unique works and personality, influenced the spiritual life of an entire generation. The colorful exoticism in her writing, the love evident in every line, and the wit that burst forth at every turn left a deep impression on the hearts of those in their 60s and 70s. Her sudden and mysterious death left a puzzle for those who loved her. 2005 marked the 15th anniversary of Sanma's departure from this world. For the first time, the Chen family opened up, revealing the story of Sanma's life before and after her passing, including the true reason behind her suicide, the truth behind her romantic affair with Wang Luobin, her brief marriage after separating from Luo Hui, and the first public unveiling of hundreds of her treasured photographs. Sanma was the last Bohemian woman of her time. She gained fame through her travels and left this world with a resolute attitude. The world she sought has become a benchmark for a new generation of youth. She is our youth mentor. From the fervent popularity of hiking to various eccentric Bohemian lifestyles, Sanma shaped a generation of Chinese youth. And yet, those who followed are still imitating her in every way. But her soul can never be imitated. When Sanma took her own life, there was a sense of melancholy for the times. Did the era of passionately pursuing genuine love or the beauty of human relationships also fade with her? This book offers a reinterpretation of over ten "red dust" stories after Sanma's suicide, including the mystery of her death, rumors of her romance with Wang Luobin, her past with Luo Hui, and Sanma's multiple romantic relationships. Hundreds of previously unpublished photographs are provided by her family and renowned photographers. Accounts from several of Sanma's close friends and relatives are included, with simultaneous releases in Beijing, Hong Kong, and Taipei. It is the most authoritative biography of Sanma in the Chinese-speaking world.
Sanma was the last Bohemian woman of her time. She gained fame through her travels and left this world with a resolute attitude. The world she sought has become a benchmark for a new generation of youth. She is our youth mentor. From the fervent popularity of hiking to various eccentric Bohemian lifestyles, Sanma shaped a generation of Chinese youth. And yet, those who followed are still imitating her in every way. But her soul can never be imitated. When Sanma took her own life, there was a sense of melancholy for the times. Did the era of passionately pursuing genuine love or the beauty of human relationships also fade with her? This book offers a reinterpretation of over ten "red dust" stories after Sanma's suicide, including the mystery of her death, rumors of her romance with Wang Luobin, her past with Luo Hui, and Sanma's multiple romantic relationships. Hundreds of previously unpublished photographs are provided by her family and renowned photographers. Accounts from several of Sanma's close friends and relatives are included, with simultaneous releases in Beijing, Hong Kong, and Taipei. It is the most authoritative biography of Sanma in the Chinese-speaking world.