Li Qing Collection (4 volumes)

Author: Liu Qing
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Liu Qing (1916-1978), originally named Liu Yunhua, was from Wu County, Shaanxi Province. He began his literary career in the 1930s. Exploring the historical fate and life paths of Chinese peasants was the fundamental theme and artistic pursuit of his creation. He adhered to the principles of realism in his writing, combining a distinct spirit of the era with rich folk colors in his works, making him stand out uniquely in the history of contemporary Chinese literature with extraordinary achievements. His monumental masterpiece, The Founding of a New China, features a grand structure and majestic momentum, showcasing a powerful and robust artistic style. The Collected Works of Liu Qing includes the author's three long novels and two collections of works, compiled into four volumes: Volume 1: The Story of Growing Grain and Iron Wall and Iron Fence; Volume 2: The Founding of a New China (Part 1); Volume 3: The Founding of a New China (Part 2); Volume 4: Landmines and Three Years in Huangfu Village; and Volume 5: Extra Works. The arrangement of the volumes in The Collected Works of Liu Qing places the long works before the collections, while the extra works are categorized by genre and ordered by the time of publication or writing.