Endless migration

Author: Hong Zhigang
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: "e Criticism Series" is a collection of literary criticism on China's 1990s literature. Written by ten critics mostly born in the 1960s and 1970s, they achieved remarkable critical accomplishments in the 1990s. While their status, reputation, and influence may still fall short of those of the critics from the 1980s, they have embarked on a brand-new pursuit. Their first "collective debut" can be considered both a summary and an exhibition of the achievements of literary criticism in an era. This series is not a declaration, nor is it proof, but a genuine "presentation" and "exhibition." The critics of this generation will mark the arrival of a new era with their best critical essays. "e Criticism Series" is a collection of literary criticism on China's 1990s literature. Written by ten critics mostly born in the 1960s and 1970s, they achieved remarkable critical accomplishments in the 1990s. While their status, reputation, and influence may still fall short of those of the critics from the 1980s, they have embarked on a brand-new pursuit, and their first "collective debut" can be considered both a summary and an exhibition of the achievements of literary criticism in an era. This series is not a declaration, nor is it proof, but a genuine "presentation" and "exhibition," and the critics of this generation will mark the arrival of a new era with their best critical essays.