Selected Works of Liu Zhenyun

Author: Liu Zhenyun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Selected as part of the "60 Literary Masters of the Century" series, all of whose representative works are included in "Selected Works" format. In addition to the works, we have invited relevant experts to write research-oriented prefaces, compiled bibliographies of the authors' creative achievements, all with the aim of providing readers with necessary guidance and additional information to understand the authors' works, their creative characteristics, and their positions in literary history. The publication of the "60 Literary Masters of the Century" series aims to encompass the essence of Chinese-language literary creation in the 20th century, showcase classic works by renowned authors, and create a premium collection suitable for preservation. It has the dedication of dozens of experts and embodies the heartfelt hopes of tens of thousands of readers passionate about modern and contemporary Chinese literature. We hope it can withstand the test of time and the selection of history, as those who support this endeavor have wished: "The 60 Literary Masters of the Century" will become a must-read classic in major libraries, a required reading for candidates in humanities at universities, and a work that garners widespread attention from literary enthusiasts.
Liu Zhenyun is a renowned contemporary writer. In the mid-1980s, he emerged as a representative figure of the "New Realism" movement alongside Chi Li and Fang Fang, sparking nationwide acclaim. His middle "A Patch of Hair" gained even more attention after being adapted into a television drama. His works primarily revolve around the relationship between power and human nature, with notable representative works such as "The Official World" and "The Official." His "Hometown Series" historical novels have been highly praised within the literary circles. This book includes several of his middle and short stories, allowing you to savor the extraordinary charm of this literary-minded author.