Author: Huang Chang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a collection of private correspondence written by Huang Chang to his friends, including over two hundred letters to individuals such as Huang Zongjiang, Zhou Ruchang, Yang Yi, Fan Yong, Jiang Deming, and Li Hui. The content covers daily household matters, social customs, but more importantly, it delves into literary anecdotes and historical events. Among these, the focus is on literary creation, publishing, and cultural insights. The records of exchanges with the late Ba Jin are particularly valuable. The letters span over fifty years, from 1943 to 2003, encompassing several significant periods in China's history. Thus, these letters are not only a record of emotional exchanges between literary friends but also rare empirical materials depicting the changing tides of their era.
Lai Yan Xie Bookletters
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