If only I were a woman: A humorous story by Chen Yonglin

Author: Chen Yonglin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Chen Yonglin is currently an editor of Micro-fiction Selection. He has published over 1,600 short stories in more than 400 newspapers and magazines nationwide, including People's Literature and Beijing Literature. Over 600 of his works have been reprinted in various publications such as Micro-fiction Selection, Reader, and China Literature Selection. His stories have been included in over 100 anthologies, such as The Essence of 20th Century Chinese Micro-fiction and The Essence of World Micro-fiction. The China Writers' Association's Creative Research Department and Micro-fiction Selection have honored him with the title of "Star of the Chinese Micro-fiction Galaxy" on the "China Micro-fiction Trend List." He has won the Fifth Guoyu Literature Award in Jiangxi Province and received more than 60 outstanding works and writing awards from publications such as People's Daily, Monthly Literature, Micro-fiction Selection, Literature News, and Baihuayuan. A dozen of his stories have been adapted into radio dramas and TV series. His stories such as The Ancient Vase and Mother have been included in teaching materials such as Senior High School Chinese and Junior High School Chinese Reader. He has published six micro-fiction collections, including Marriage Wound and Planting Love.