All things grow

Author: Feng Tang
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: At home, everyone thinks I'm a rough guy, with crude thoughts covering hundreds of miles. But they can't appreciate my refined inner depth, nor do they acknowledge me as a romantic poet. They can only sense the great power of my rough thinking and have full confidence in my abilities. I show them my writings, and they say my talent is extraordinary, my foundation is deep, and my writing surpasses most of the texts they've ever read. But they always believe I will eventually use a simpler and more direct way to wander the world, amass ill-gotten wealth, and forget the beauty of literature amidst hedonism, just like others, eventually dying out of sight and memory. This book is really fun, being one of the few humorous long novels in recent years. The author is a guy who graduated with a medical degree and then pursued an MBA, showing his sharp mind. The novel tells the story of the life of PhD students at a famous medical school, some odd people, and things beyond ordinary reach, all narrated in witty colloquial language, truly delightful.