Liang Bin's Collected Works (7 volumes)

Author: Liang Bin
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Liang Bin (1914–1996) was a renowned contemporary Chinese writer. He began literary in the 1930s, with his works primarily depicting the life of northern rural areas during the New Democratic Revolution and the peasant revolutionary struggles led by the Communist Party of China, employing realistic writing techniques. His works span various genres, particularly excelling in long novels. The Collected Works of Liang Bin includes the author's four long novels, one autobiography, two special collections, and some works previously uncollected, organized into seven volumes.
Volume 1: Red Flag (Red Flag)
Volume 2: Spreading the Fire (The Second Part of Red Flag)
Volume 3: Fires of War (The Third Part of Red Flag)
Volume 4: Story of the Land Reform
Volume 5: An Autobiography of a Novelist
Volume 6: Remains of a Penman's Life
Volume 7: Collected Works Outside the Main Collection
Appendix: Collected Works Outside the Main Collection
The arrangement of the volumes in The Collected Works of Liang Bin places the long works first, followed by the collections. The appendices are categorized by genre and arranged in chronological order based on publication or writing time. Necessary adjustments have been made to the format of the two special collections. Where notes are required in the text, they are marked as "Editor's Note"; otherwise, they are the author's own notes. The author's other special collection, Spring Dawn Collection, includes only the author's own articles, which are already found in Remains of a Penman's Life, so it is not included as a separate collection. The interviews with the author by others in this collection are appended.