Dear ghost: Wang Xiaoshan's new school of humor novel: Wang Xiaoshan's new school of humor novel

Author: Wang Xiaoshan
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: "The warrior breaks the law, the Confucianist disturbs the order." This is what the historian Sima Qian said. Let's set aside the warrior and the for now. In China, Confucianism is truly a name that starts strong but ends weak. In Sima Qian's time, Confucianism and Confucianism had already become a proper noun, a patented product, similar to Shenbao or Indian herbal oil. "The goods are sold to the emperor's family," on one hand, it ensured the emperor's invincibility, and on the other hand, it earned a lot of money. In this book, spanning nine million miles and five thousand years, Guan Yu battles Qin Qiong, Baoyu loves Diaochan, breaking the "rules" of writing and the ordinary people's reverence for traditional culture, for Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margin, and Journey to the West—Confucianism disturbs the order through literature, which is precisely the essence of writing. The effect of this kind of writing is that readers laugh heartily while enjoying a happy life.