I wish I were a woman--Chen Yonglin's humorous story

Author: Chen Yonglin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Among the group of micro-fiction writers, Chen Yonglin undoubtedly shines as a brilliant star. His works are either filled with philosophy, interpret human nature, or are humorous and witty. This book represents the style of a certain aspect of his works. As Professor Liu Haitao, a renowned micro-fiction critic in China, said: "From this book, which is both readable and thought-provoking, one can see that Chen Yonglin has very keenly discovered the beauty and ugliness in life, as well as the specific characters and events intertwined with beauty and ugliness, good and bad. He does not simplify these experiences formed from his rich life, but skillfully uses individual stories and characters to illustrate them, conveying his discoveries and experiences, thereby inspiring readers' aesthetic imagination and touching their reading emotions. The dozens of humorous and amusing stories in this book mock all kinds of petty-minded attitudes, vulgar habits, and bureaucratic styles, leaving readers laughing and reflecting deeply."