Girlfriend -- The Legend of Sun Fangyou Novel

Author: Sun Fangyou
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The 8 writers and their works in this series are:'s romantic short story "Secret Plot"; Sun Fangyou's legendary short story "The Girl Ticket"; Ling Dingnian's sentimental short story "Passing the of Childhood"; Xie Zhiqiang's fantasy short story "The Famous Escapee Halley"; Liu Guofang's philosophical short story "The Swing That Cannot Be Set in Motion"; Chen Yonglin's humorous short story "If I Were a Woman, How Good It Would Be"; Qin Delong's officialdom short story "The Leader Acts Randomly"; and Sun He's adolescent short story "The Story Is Not a Lie." Without a doubt, the aforementioned writers are all landmark figures in China's micro-fiction genre. Their works have long been planted in the hearts of readers through the powerful medium of micro-fiction, blooming with brilliant flashes of wisdom. Bringing them all "onto the screen" is a sincere gift from Huashan Literature and Art Press to its readers: helping readers find China's top group of micro-fiction writers and read the most representative masterpieces of Chinese micro-fiction. When discussing contemporary Chinese micro-fiction, Sun Fangyou cannot be mentioned without being included. His micro-fiction, especially his series of Chenzhou Notebooks, has influenced Chinese readers for nearly two decades. The renowned writer Ye Mang once said: "Sun Fangyou is the king of contemporary Chinese notebook fiction, and Chenzhou is the cornerstone that established his literary status and the region he vowed to write about in his lifetime." This ancient land, which the judge Bao Gong passed through in haste, has shone brilliantly in Sun Fangyou's hands eight hundred years later. This legendary novel is one of the finest works in his Chenzhou Notebook series.