47th floor, hooray!

Author: Kong Qingdong
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: I have streamlined my previous "miscellaneous writings" like "47th Floor, Room 207," "Empty Mountain Mad Talk," "Flying from the Well," "Black Solitude," "Long Live the Slogans," and "Forty Isn't Bad," which have become quite popular and somewhat cliché. I selected a batch of spicy and influential articles from them to compile this so-called selected collection. Whether it's truly "selected" depends on the readers, because some articles, while praised by Lao Li, were criticized by Lao Chen. I simply included them all under the criterion of being "highly influential." Since I didn’t want to give it a new name, I opted for a clever but somewhat awkward title—"Long Live the 47th Floor"—just for good luck. All the chapters in "Long Live the 47th Floor" come from the best-selling book "47th Floor, Room 207" with over a million copies sold, as well as recent bestsellers like "Long Live the Slogans" and "Forty Isn't Bad." This is a selected works of Kong Qingdong, featuring a broth of innocence and purity as the base, simmering absurd beef and muddled intoxication, garnished with reckless side dishes and bitter sobering soup—designed to stimulate the appetite, not aid weight loss.