Looking at my eyes

Author: Creative Research Department of the China Writers Association
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Since the new era, the literary world has been full of vitality and enthusiasm. Some works often elicit different opinions, sparking controversies. The principle of "letting a hundred flowers bloom and letting a hundred schools of thought contend" is both a driving force for creative development and a catalyst for cultural and social progress. To further invigorate creation and criticism, and to provide corresponding materials for the history and development of contemporary literature, as well as to offer convenience for a broad readership—especially literary enthusiasts, faculty and students of liberal arts institutions, and literary researchers—the publishers have invited the Creative Research Department of the China Writers Association to compile and select this series, "Controversial Works of the New Era." The pursuit of authority, completeness, and practicality in unity is our goal in publishing this series. Works must possess substantial intellectual depth and artistic characteristics, controversies must hold literary value, and the authorship and the works must have generated significant impact in the literary world or among the broader public. These are the principles guiding our selection. This series constitutes an important part of the history of contemporary Chinese literature from a fresh perspective. To gain a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of contemporary Chinese literature, owning this series will be highly beneficial. Looking into My Eyes is the 2002 selection of the "Controversial Works of the New Era" series.