A knife on your face:Selected Short Stories by Sana

Author: Sana
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: When I learned that the Chinese Writers' Association held the first senior study program for young and middle-aged writers at Lu Xun Academy, especially that the participants were outstanding talents with promising futures from various provinces, cities, and autonomous regions, I was genuinely delighted for this happy event in Chinese literature while also feeling a sense of excitement and a strong desire to organize manuscripts for our People's Literature Publishing House. When I learned that the Chinese Writers' Association held the first senior study program for young and middle-aged writers at Lu Xun Academy, especially that the participants were outstanding talents with promising futures from various provinces, cities, and autonomous regions, I was genuinely delighted for this happy event in Chinese literature while also feeling a sense of excitement and a strong desire to organize manuscripts for our People's Literature Publishing House. Hong Ke is the recipient of the second Lu Xun Literature Prize for Short Fiction. This native of Shaanxi is deeply enchanted by grasslands and deserts, where in his rich imagination, galloping horses and towering riders retain the lost bloodline and divinity. Hong Ke is the recipient of the second Lu Xun Literature Prize for Short Fiction. This native of Shaanxi is deeply enchanted by grasslands and deserts, where in his rich imagination, galloping horses and towering riders retain the lost bloodline and divinity. I once asserted that Hong Ke is a affirmative writer, but now I believe that his affirmative stance presupposes a profound skepticism toward our civilization and history: humans are becoming weak and pale. The main contents of this book include "A Time of Troubles," "An Emotional Idealist," "A Certain Direction," "Aesika," "About Shaman Legends and Memoirs," "There's a Knife on Your Face," "Wilderness," and "The Process."