The Trilogy of Times

Author: One Person
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: One Person's works, with a style as witty, fluent, and peculiar as Wang Xiaobo's, yet his era has long passed Wang Xiaobo's. When the desire to display, satisfy, and create converges into cultural trend consumption, becoming part of life itself, does anyone still wonder about life without desire? The reaction against "desire" might be the bright lamp lit by One Person, illuminating the soul of life and society. One Person's writing has always been unconventional, and the words he writes are always unfathomable. If reduced to two characters, they would be—edge. Between those who can express and those who cannot, there is an even larger group who never express, only watch, only think, and only silently endure. One Person's edge lies between this group of expressers and the group of non-expressers. Original desires and the unfairness of life intertwine, twisting out the characters in One Person's novels. These characters are like a boiling mass of mud, capable of surging deep within the thoughts and souls of the masses, or manifesting as some part of social life. Nothing is more disheartening than loss, and loss is the breeding ground for heresy.