Wang Xiaobo Complete Works (Volume 3)

Author: Wang Xiaobo
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Wang Xiaobo is undoubtedly one of the most beloved writers of the contemporary era. On April 11, 1997, at the peak of his creative career, he passed away prematurely due to a sudden heart attack, leaving readers with endless regret and remembrance. However, the value of his texts has not diminished with his passing; rather, it has become increasingly evident over time. The literature and beauty he created shine like a strong light, piercing through the barriers of time and inspiring the hearts of young readers. This "Complete Works of Wang Xiaobo" is divided into ten volumes. , and Volume II are collections of essays, including all 350,000 words of Wang Xiaobo's essays left behind. Additionally, previously uncollected essays have been inserted into these two volumes. Volumes III, IV, and V are dedicated to full-length novels and plays. Volumes VI and VII feature middle-length novels. Volume VIII is devoted to short stories. Volume IX contains letters, in addition to those from the original "Loving You Like Life," it also includes newly collected letters from Wang Xiaobo, as well as letters written by Li Yinhe to Wang Xiaobo and some of their photographs. These are all publications. Volume X is for unfinished works, with the exception of three unfinished novels from the original "Black Iron Age," all other works are newly compiled by Li Yinhe based on the electronic files left behind by the author, and they are also publications. During the editing and publishing process, this book received enthusiastic guidance and assistance from the writer's wife, Li Yinhe, and his friends who knew him during his lifetime.