Top 50 Chinese Novels - The Story of Fish

Author: Zhang Wei
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: The purpose of "Top 50 Chinese Novels" is clearly to review the achievements of contemporary Chinese fiction over the past two decades, to provide a summary of what has become literary history, and to offer a reference for literary history writing and other selections. It aims to provide readers who love literature with a relatively complete and comprehensive reading that allows for a better understanding of the overall picture of contemporary fiction over the past two decades. This book is a collection of works by Zhang Wei, including "The Wind by the Sea," "Watching Wild Jujubes," "Nightingales," "Azure-Tinted Wooden Sandals," "Horses of Childhood," "Facing the Stars," "The Three Great Divas," "Betrayal," "Driving Away the Gray Magpie," "The Story of Fish," "Cutting Tobacco," "Foxes and Wine," "Asking My Mother," "Peeling Hemp," "Collecting Tree Blisters," "Leaves All Over the Ground," "The Smile of an Oak," "Locust Flower Cakes," "Red Flax," "The Study," "King's Blood," "Beehive," "A Green Oar," "Night Sea," "A Messy-Haired Secretary," "The Only Red Army Man," "Scenes of Old Times," "A One-Man War," "Sunlight," "A Story Just Begins," and "Self-Portrait (as Afterword)."