Author: Liang Xiaosheng
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: A literary work that delivers a sharp critique of the Cultural Revolution. This is a documentary-style novel that realistically portrays the heartbreaking, painful, and absurd special era of the Cultural Revolution, reflecting the author's introspective questioning of the human soul under specific circumstances. It is a contemporary Chinese novel that depicts: Our large courtyard, consisting of seven households. The Lu family were the "native residents." My family and the other five households all moved in from all directions due to relocation shortly before the 1966 New Year.
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