Unbalanced game

Author: Fu Chaxinchang Huang Xianghui
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The authors of this book are one writer and critic living in the northwest of China, and another teacher residing in a major eastern metropolis. They describe various phenomena in contemporary Chinese literary creation through dialogues—such as the speechlessness of the lyrical era, female writing and sexual confusion, the outsider with an aversion to wealth, the extreme mood and shameful limits, and the clamor and unrest of the internet age. They analyze the differences between Chinese and Western cultures, revealing a host of newly emerging, lesser-known issues in the creative works of numerous famous writers. Every line is connected to the cultural phenomena and social issues that people are concerned about. One is a Sibo ethnic writer who breaks through the shackles of conventional traditions, passionately expressing himself and confronting the flaws of literary creation. The other is a university female teacher who loves literature deeply, exploring the intellectual pulse of avant-garde writers with a rational perspective. Through their dialogues, they analyze the differences between Chinese and Western cultures, revealing previously unknown issues in creative works. Every word is a pearl of wisdom, rich in meaning, and every aspect relates to the most concerning focal points of people.