Fifteen Masterpieces of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature ()

Author: Chen Sihe
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Publish Date: 2004-06-03
Features: The process of closely reading literary works is a journey of mutual collision and exchange between souls. When we read literature, we explore the inner world of another—whether familiar or unfamiliar—with our own minds as our antennae. The author guides us through twelve modern and contemporary literary masterpieces: "The Diary of a Madman," "Collected Works of Zhi Tang," "Electric," "Border Town," "Thunderstorm," "Sonnets," "Field of Life and Death," "Rickshaw Boy," "Night," "Love in a Fallen City," "The Long Ballad," and "Hard as Water." We delve into the intricate and subtle nuances within each work, savoring their origins and textures, questioning the hidden gaps within them, and thus opening up more possibilities for expression. The author not only takes us on a breathtaking literary journey but also teaches us the hidden keys to appreciating the literary landscape.