Time Marks (Series: Wandering Through a Century of Chinese Newspapers, Volume 4: A Century of Reading Experiences)

Author: Zhou Wei, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: On the milestone of the development of Chinese literature, some names will be eternally engraved. Lu Xun, Guo Moruo, and Mao Dun have some works that remain timeless. Open this book, and our reading minds will journey back a century, truly experiencing how classic works inspire a reading effect for the times and how literary giants observe the changes of the era with sharp eyes and wise thoughts. This kind of journey is the process in which generations of masters guide us to explore classic masterpieces. What we appreciate not only includes the passionate leaps of individual thoughts in the words but also the historical trajectory of the development of modern and contemporary literature. Such as the grand pronouncements of literary revolution at the turn of the century, the interplay of revolutionary and democratic literature in the 1930s, the fervent popularization and nationalization of literature in the 1940s, the changing landscape of "Let a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred schools of thought contend" in literature along with the era, and the evolving national reading experience. The only constant is the deep concern of generations of intellectuals in their creations for the fate of the nation and the direction of society!