Bing Xin Novel: A Solitary Person's Suffering

Author: Bing Xin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Emerging from the May Fourth Movement, Chinese New Literature can be seen as a breakthrough strategy for the wisdom of the Chinese nation in the face of modern contexts. Whether in terms of discourse content or literary form, it represents a radical turn in the long history of literature. This transformation gave rise to a generation of literary giants and generations of brilliant works. Saying goodbye to the old traditions of self-expression and moral instruction, New Literature wholeheartedly embarked on the path of enlightening the masses and cultivating individuals. That period, filled with anxiety and frustration, as well as clamor and hope, itself stands as a fascinating chapter.
Ming Dian Bookstore focuses on the classic works of modern masters, selecting the most valuable reading materials and artistically significant pieces with profound humanistic value. Each volume features the personal creative works of individual writers and plans to release them in separate series. Since the mid-1980s of the last century, the publishing house has compiled and published over 200 collections of modern writers, including series such as the Complete Works of Modern Classic Writers, the Century Literary Archives, and Modern Texts. During this process, we have been fortunate to receive dedicated support from scholars such as Qian Liqun.
This book selects fifty-three of Bing Xin's short stories, including Two Families, Alone in Misery, Leaving the Country, The Last Rest, Who Ruined You, At Sea, The Realization of Love, My Mother, The Little Orange Lamp, and Interference.