2005 China Annual Internet Literature

Author: Tianya Community
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Online literary creation is becoming increasingly prosperous. This book compiles outstanding articles from the internet in 2005, primarily consisting of fiction, essays, and, constructing a tower of changing words in a virtual world. The fiction is rich in content, featuring both experimental avant-garde works and humorous, realistic pieces. The essays focus on thoughts and literature, striking a balance between grandeur and refinement, allowing readers to get a glimpse of the best online works of 2005. Existence tells the tragic tale of a hairdresser and a father-son duo, reflecting the harsh reality of life. The Exam reveals the pressure and indifference of workplace competition, prompting deep reflection. My Family's Mental Health History places the story in a absurd era to question the hidden aspects of human nature. Lyrics of June recalls the clear and pure love stories of high school days. Other works explore emotions, reality, or depict scenes with either freshness or gravity, each showcasing unique charm.
When she woke up, she immediately saw her father standing by the bedside. She said, "Ah, I'm really too tired." Her father replied, "You're working too hard." She said, "You don't know, in our line, it's all about racing against time." She took a breath and continued, "Who hasn't made enough money in their limited youth? Then their later life is ruined. You know, loneliness, poverty, solitude, helplessness." Her father said, "I can ride a tricycle to support you." When he said this, he clearly lacked confidence, his voice low, as if speaking to himself.
At dinner, she saw him sitting across the table. She was startled, as if the sky had suddenly shrunk, and it seemed like the world only had the three of them. Why was this happening? Was it fate at play? She looked at him closely, wanting to see his expression, but he pretended not to recognize her, turning his head to ask his father, "Who is she? Where did she come from? Where is she going?" Before his father could answer, she rushed in, "Good son, I'm your new mother." — Wang Jianhui, Existence
At that moment, his phone rang. It was a stranger. He answered, and the other party asked hesitantly, "Are you Liang Xiaoli?" Liang Xiaoli suddenly felt a sense of foreboding. He said yes, and the other party asked, "Is Cheng Yulin your wife?" Liang Xiaoli said loudly, "Yes, what's wrong?" The other party replied, "Don't hurry. This is the Traffic Police Department. Your wife was hit by a 7524 vehicle that suddenly reversed." — Liu Li, The Code
Online literary creation is becoming increasingly prosperous. This book compiles outstanding articles from the internet in 2005, primarily consisting of fiction, essays, and, constructing a tower of changing words in a virtual world. The fiction is rich in content, featuring both experimental avant-garde works and humorous, realistic pieces. The essays focus on thoughts and literature, striking a balance between grandeur and refinement, allowing readers to get a glimpse of the best online works of 2005. Existence tells the tragic tale of a hairdresser and a father-son duo, reflecting the harsh reality of life. The Exam reveals the pressure and indifference of workplace competition, prompting deep reflection. My Family's Mental Health History places the story in an absurd era to question the hidden aspects of human nature. Lyrics of June recalls the clear and pure love stories of high school days. Other works explore emotions, reality, or depict scenes with either freshness or gravity, each showcasing unique charm.
When she woke up, she immediately saw her father standing by the bedside. She said, "Ah, I'm really too tired." Her father replied, "You're working too hard." She said, "You don't know, in our line, it's all about racing against time." She took a breath and continued, "Who hasn't made enough money in their limited youth? Then their later life is ruined. You know, loneliness, poverty, solitude, helplessness." Her father said, "I can ride a tricycle to support you." When he said this, he clearly lacked confidence, his voice low, as if speaking to himself.
At dinner, she saw him sitting across the table. She was startled, as if the sky had suddenly shrunk, and it seemed like the world only had the three of them. Why was this happening? Was it fate at play? She looked at him closely, wanting to see his expression, but he pretended not to recognize her, turning his head to ask his father, "Who is she? Where did she come from? Where is she going?" Before his father could answer, she rushed in, "Good son, I'm your new mother." — Wang Jianhui, Existence
At that moment, his phone rang. It was a stranger. He answered, and the other party asked hesitantly, "Are you Liang Xiaoli?" Liang Xiaoli suddenly felt a sense of foreboding. He said yes, and the other party asked, "Is Cheng Yulin your wife?" Liang Xiaoli said loudly, "Yes, what's wrong?" The other party replied, "Don't hurry. This is the Traffic Police Department. Your wife was hit by a 7524 vehicle that suddenly reversed." — Liu Li, The Code