Watering the garden era

Author: Wang Gan
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Look, they are coming (Preface) Criticism is a fish to me (Preface) Cultural perspective Wuxia, rambling, and big talk meet Che Guevara Encounter with Bin Laden The resurrection of language and the resurrection of the motherland The author is dead, the reader is also dead Anxiety of influence Intellectuals and filmmakers The literary population and the morphology of writers Calling for greatness, calling for strength The awkward intellectual and three words related to criticism The mission of criticism Media and criticism Where is my tree? Dual perspectives — An Interview with Mr. Wang Gan Tracing the times, the resurrection of poetry — On "New State" Exiting the 1990s and returning to the contemporary — 2001 Short Story Review Why Do Women Write? Trembling City, Growing Women — 2002 Novel Impressions A Word on "Little Woman Essays" Aesthetic Simplification in Novel Narrative How to Make the More Authoritative Culture "Donating Blood" to Novels "New Realism" Reappears on the Literary Scene — A Glimpse at Novels in 2003 The City's Tracks Roll into Fiction The Body of Literature Under Media Dictatorship Continuing the Revolution There is a Han Han Enough Vitality Beyond the Mold The Flag and the Mirror — Eight Questions About Wang Meng The Possibility and Significance of Rewriting — On Wang Meng's "Love Season" Meaning After Loss — Analysis of Fan Xiaoqing's Recent Works Bitter "Chen Huansheng Quality" — One of Gao Xiaosheng's New Essays Floating in the River of Images — A Preliminary Discussion on Su Tong's Novels Cold-Faced Narration of Non-War Stories — Review of Zhu Sujin's Novel "Desire to Fly" Zhu Sujin's Three Aesthetic Complexes Escape and Return on Paper — Reading Su You's Essays The Humanistic Cry and the Lament — Review of Zhang Zhe's Novel "Peach and Plum" Northern Totems and the Confession of Fate To Face the Soul, We Are Grieved — Preface to Wu Xuan's Short Story Collection Listening is a Posture, and Also an Aesthetics — Three Reflections on Hu Tingwu's "Nine Listens" Advertisements as Disruptors: A Game of Performance — On the Article "Cattle Herding in the Metropolis" New Work Review "Restroom" and "Lower-Body Writing" or "Lower-Body Culture" Urban Witness: Like Wei Hui, Like Ning Dao, Breaking Through Performance and Performance Breakthrough Absurd Journey Writing the Skeleton of Poetry — On the Poetry Collection "Sound and Color and Horse" by Potato Brothers The Witch Song of the City Is SARS a Bird? The Awkward "Linhai and Xueyuan" Online Literature and Printed Literature The Uncertainty of Fiction Awakening Our Nation's Beautiful Memories — Review of "Chinese Fairy Tales" Postscript: Wang Gan — Sincere and Lighthearted Speech