New Yorker essays

Author: Liu Da Ren
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: The various seemingly scattered chapters in this collection may be nonsensical, perhaps discussing basketball, or even boring to the point of talking about flowers, grass, insects, and fish. However, if readers feel a sense of "unsaid yet unspeakable" or a feeling of "tangled and unresolved" after finishing this book, that is the attempt of the author to separate from the readers—let's call it aesthetic beauty.