Works of Ma Shi Tu Volume 12, Unregret Studio Poetry Collection

Author: Ma Shitu
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "Collected Works of Ma Shitu," a crystallization of Ma's literary creations over more than half a century, including novels, ( - documentary literature), essays, poems, ( - essays), travelogues, and ( - essays). In the preface, Ma writes: "I became a writer later in life and cannot claim to be an outstanding one. But I can boldly say that I have participated in the Chinese revolution and consider myself a revolutionary. Therefore, if my works can be called literary works, they are, in a sense, revolutionary literary works. At the age of ninety, Ma Shitu is a renowned writer with sharp wit, relentless dedication to writing, and outstanding creative achievements. As early as the 1930s, he devoted himself to the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal revolutionary tide. The perilous environment of white terror and the dangers of ( - swordplay and shadows) forged his revolutionary will and also bound him to literary creation. Over 70 years, while engaging in revolution and managing busy leadership responsibilities, he tirelessly cultivated his literary career, publishing a vast number of novels, documentary works, essays, essays, poems, and other works, achieving remarkable success. His creations, with vivid imagery, dramatic plots, and accessible language, depict the lives of the people in revolution and construction. His writing is simple, sharp, yet lively and dynamic, with sharp wit or humor shining through the lines, revealing the true conscience and individuality of a people's writer."