Collection of Han Han's Five-Year Works (Volumes 1 and 2)

Author: Han Han
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Han Han was born on September 23, 1982. Writer. Racing driver. Published works: "Three Gates," "Below Zero," "Racing with Adolescents," "Press Release 2003," "Poison," "Han Han's Five-Year Collection," "Chang'an Chaos," "Drifting Like This," "A City of Cities." Han Han was born on September 23, 1982. Writer. Racing driver. Published works: "Three Gates," "Below Zero," "Racing with Adolescents," "Press Release 2003," "Poison," "Han Han's Five-Year Collection," "Chang'an Chaos," "Drifting Like This," "A City of Cities." "Three Gates" "Three Gates 1" Lin Yuxiang's town was a small town. The town had only one school, which was like an only child. The awards created by the town government's educational institutions were all given to it, and the school gate was so full of "advanced unit" plaques that it almost wanted to pave the ground with certificates. The old and young in the town were proud of this school. The school had once had a chance to prove itself. In the previous few years, it somehow cultivated two science and math talents who won the second prize in the national math competition. The news spread, and the town was almost on the verge of evaporating. The school leaders' prestige also increased several times overnight. At once, the school firmly positioned itself as a place to cultivate science and math talents, and Chinese classes became like, impossible to defend, leaving only four classes a week. The school had an excuse, saying that all the Chinese teachers had transferred to secretarial positions, leaving no choice but to Lin Yuxiang had strong objections to this, because he was good at science and math—like two dwarfs comparing heights, the literary dwarf won by one centimeter—so he protested firmly. Lin Yuxiang was born with a rebellious nature, always wanting to criticize things—"to think" was all, as he was timid and kept his dissatisfaction inside, just for internal discussion among his five internal organs. The town had another person with a personality similar to Lin Yuxiang, named Ma Debao. Ma Debao had spent thirty more years cultivating this personality than Lin Yuxiang, showing that he had gone through a lot of unnecessary detours. Ma Debao had never attended university; he graduated from high school and went to work. In his spare time, he got inspired and wrote a few working-class literary works, which he sent out. Unbeknownst to him, the editorial staff were even more enthusiastic, and they published his works a few months later. Ma Debao was shocked by himself, and the town cultural station was also shocked, not expecting such a place to have a literary figure. They hired Ma Debao to work at the cultural station. Ma Debao was tall, 185 cm, and thin, standing in a way that made people worry he might collapse. He was naturally suited for writing prose. At the cultural station, he read a lot of books and gained considerable insight. He wrote for decades, and his greatest dream was to publish a book. Recently, he had compiled a manuscript of his prose collection, and after sending it out, his dream swelled like a pregnant woman's belly, and the ideal book seemed to be about to be born. Later, unfortunately, he received a rejection letter from a publishing house. The letter began with some comforting words, then pointed out the issue: "However, we feel that your work does not align with current reading tastes and is unlikely to sell well. Therefore, we have decided to postpone publication for now." Ma Debao experienced the pain of a miscarriage, blaming the doctor for his lack of skill. He cursed the editor for being dull and unenlightened, and decided to self-publish. He printed 200 copies and distributed them everywhere, causing another sensation in the town. Thanks to the book, Ma Debao was borrowed by the town school to teach Chinese.