Undead Chavet

Author: Liang Xiaosheng
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Humanism without humanitarian principles is not worthy of any ideology. Humanitarianism may be the last stance that literature can uphold. If even this basic, above-the-bottom-line stance is lost, writers might as well be unable to live as human beings. – The Undying Sauvage
In this world, some people are more deserving of respect than others, not just depending on status, wealth, profession, identity, or appearance, but also on whether some people stay away from books and view them only with a utilitarian eye, while others are close to books and regard them as good teachers and friends. Books have always repaid the latter with lifelong meaning. – Ten Relations Between Humans and Books
A beautifully designed Liang Xiaosheng's Random Thoughts Notebook is included with the book. The content includes Ten Relations Between Humans and Books; Reading and Life – A Speech at Tsinghua University; False Tenderness is Like Water, Who is More Professional – Reflections on the American Film The Truman Show; New Year's Greetings; Reading and Life – A Speech at the National Library, etc.