Top 50 Chinese Novels - Testimony at Noon

Author: Qiu Huadong
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: The purpose of the "Top 50 Chinese Novels" is clearly to review the achievements of contemporary Chinese fiction over the past two decades, to provide a summary of the literary history that has already been made, and to offer a reference for literary history writing and other selections. It aims to provide readers who love literature with a relatively complete and comprehensive reading that allows for a better understanding of the overall picture of contemporary fiction over the past two decades. The book is divided into fourteen chapters, including "Testimony of Blood," "The Bottom of the Bottle," "Dung," "Brother Through Sister's Eyes," "Emerging Talent," "Forbidden Film and Love Letters in a Lunchbox," "Screen: Three Stories," "Not the Wind, But Me—I Want to Take Your Heart," "The Quantity and Quality of Love," "The Frenzy of Soul and Flesh," "Fame at Its Zenith," "The Pursuit of the Media," "The Flowering Age Girl and the Nail-Laden Love Poem," "The White Horse Knight and the Snow White Princess," "A Moment of Eternity," "My Dream," "Conversations with Masters," and "The Resurrection of the Paper Person." The Afterword.