Permanent occupation

Author: Hong Feng
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: One critic said Hong Feng is an idealist in love, while others described him as a bad man. My take is, it's both and neither. He wanted to be a bad man and an idealist, but neither succeeded. The 21st century will truly interpret Hong Feng. In the 21st century, this book is divided into five sections, with detailed content including "How Can You Warm Up Alone," "Meeting Cheng Gang," "Climbing the Wall," "Visiting Xiao Jun's Tomb," and "Searching for a Home"; the second section: "Flowing in All Directions," "Two or Three Topics," "Flowing in All Directions," "Beyond Fiction," "Return to Campus to Talk About Literature"; the third section: "A Holiday in Writing," "Hitting Rabbits with Straw," "Rushing for Speed but Falling Short," "Imagination Unspoken," "Talking with Liu Yun," "Reflections After Reading," "About 'Leaving Home' and 'Hong Feng's Theory'," "Recollections of Fiction," "A Holiday in Writing," "Permanent Possession," "Speculations on Bestsellers," "Thoughts in These Early Hours (I)," and "Thoughts in These Early Hours (II)," etc.