Mao Dun Novel -- Dazexiang

Author: Mao Dun
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "Ming Dian Bookstore" focuses on the timeless works of modern universities, selecting artistic masterpieces with the highest reading value and profound humanistic significance. Each volume features the personal creative works of individual writers and plans to release them in separate series. Since the mid-1980s, the publisher has compiled and published over 200 modern writer collections, including the "Complete Works of Modern Classic Writers," "Century Literary Archives," and "Modern Texts" modern works libraries. Thanks to the dedicated support of scholars, such as Qian Liqun, Wang Dehou, Wu Fuhui, Ling Yu, Chen Pingyuan, Chen Zishan, Shen Shaoyong, Lan Diezhi, Wu Fang, and Fu Guangming, the publisher has strived to promote, integrate, and improve, providing modern readers with a more universal classic reading series. Mao Dun is a renowned modern Chinese writer, and his long holds a pivotal position in the history of modern Chinese fiction. Generally, the most representative works in Mao Dun's novels are the early "Corrosion" and "The Rainbow," as well as the later "Midnight." These novels are known for their profound observations, broad perspectives, and grand narrative structures. They use accurate, vivid, and rich artistic techniques to depict the complex and tumultuous history of China from the 1920s to the 1940s. This book selects 15 of Mao Dun's novels, including "Autumn Harvest" and "Great Zexiang," to delight readers.