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Author: Xu Feng'en
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This is one of the "Notebook Novel Collection Series." The author, Xu Feng'en, styled Shuping, was from Tongcheng, Anhui, with his birth and death dates unknown. The book "Li Cheng" was completed in the 13th year of the Tongzhi reign (1874). It was influenced by Pu Songling's "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" and Ji Xiaolan's "Notes from the Grass-Roots." In the preface, the author set his highest creative goal as standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Pu and Ji, forming his own unique style. However, on the contrary, he lacked the richness of "Notes from the Grass-Roots" and the lightness and elegance of "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio." Despite this, many chapters of "Li Cheng" still hold value today, with some being. Its main content includes: exposing the vices of officials, praising the noble qualities of lower-class women, portraying the chivalrous and hearty spirit of lower-class laborers, and revealing the ugly deeds of corrupt monks in Buddhism, etc. The book features cleverly crafted plots and vivid,.