Selected Works of Shi Zhecun

Author: Shi Zhecun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: When it comes to Shi Zhecun, those who are somewhat familiar with Chinese literary circles would not be strangers to him. Starting from the 1930s, Mr. Shi Zhecun has written numerous novels and essays such as The Head of a General, Evening in the Rain, and Collected Works Under the Lamp. He is particularly renowned for his psychological analysis novels, with representative works like Evening in the Rain and Spring Sunshine. These works focus on depicting the flow of subjective consciousness and the changes in psychological emotions, pursuing novel sensations, integrating subjective perceptions into the description of objects, and using rapid rhythms to portray the pathological urban life, making him one of the key figures of China's "New Sensory School." This book selects a portion of his brilliant works, allowing us to experience the charm of this "encyclopedic expert" through his moving poetry. The book primarily introduces some of Shi Zhecun's short stories and essays, including Buddhacharita, The Head of a General, The Love of Shi Xiu, The Fan, and The Lantern Festival among others.