Flag——2005 China Youth Literature Trend List

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Features: Recommended by top magazines, highest clicks on youth literature websites, endorsed by ten thousand readers as their favorite, the pinnacle of youth literature works. That time he saw the photo of the bride. There were a thousand yuan and his ID card in his wallet. He took out his ID and memorized his name. — Jiang Feng, "521, Carnival"
Not long after I went to Beijing, I met the legendary Huang General. — Han Han, "Remembering My Friend Huang General"
That was the most severe wear and tear I had ever seen. The former beauty was now just ashes after the fire of passion, a beautiful burial. — Huo Yan, "Turning Left or Right"
I took a hard drag from the cigarette, coughing as a result. At a small garden square we often passed by, I crouched down and saw the strange little beast from the photo, its eyes filled with fear yet smiling. — Yan Ge, "Chronicles of the Strange Beast Xilie"
Back then, my grandfather spent his days doing nothing. Most of the time, he leaned against the wall, like a tomato being sunbathed. — Xiao Fan, "Father and Son"
We tend to treat life as a path. Keep walking, keep walking, see what lies ahead. We tend to treat career as a path. Move forward, don’t look back, see what we can do. — Chun Shu, "Where Are We Going"
The least willing thing for Xiao Liu was looking in the mirror. In her impression, she was a girl with a sallow complexion and two braids, the rubber bands so tight they nearly pulled her scalp. — Zhou Jianning, "The Death of Xiao Liu"
Sometimes, I would sadly wonder, what was my most beautiful moment, and when exactly did it happen? Who captured that instant? — Zhang Yuoran, "Purity, Youth"
In 2005, youth literature was like a clear mirror, drawing the beauty of literature back into the heart. But, many didn’t see the changes in the years behind the mirror; they only saw the glow of profit. Who can hold up the banner of the "Best of the Year" in the name of "Youth" and "Literature"? They will be an undeniable and powerful new force in contemporary literature. With literature, they express themselves, and with the attitude of the fearless, they celebrate youth.