A Hundred Years, A Hundred Varieties: Selected Works from the Southern Society

Author: Hu Pu'an
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: This book (Volumes I and II) was selected by Hu Pu'an, a member of the Nan She, from poems, ci poems, and articles published in the first twenty-one issues of the Nan She journal. Nan She was established in 1909, a national modern literary association with a core of bourgeois revolutionary literary figures, a common political foundation of anti-Qing revolution, and a guiding literary ideology of awakening the "national soul" and promoting national essence. The selected authors in this book basically include the main writers of Nan She. The selected works primarily reflect the development of national and democratic thought before and after the Xinhai Revolution, the high tide of patriotic revolutionary enthusiasm, the anti-Qing and anti-Yuan struggles, and the emotional waves they stirred up.