Settled Love at Sunset Bridge 70th Branch Private History

Author: Xiao Qiang et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: People of the 1970s, are your ideals still there? A collective farewell ceremony for a generation of idealistic Chinese! A "classic" that made an entire generation cry! Some say, those born in the 1960s learned to read from big-character posters, while those born in the 1980s understood Western civilization through McDonald's culture. Those born in the 1970s, however, caught the best of times—comprehensive education, open-minded thinking, and a time before the rise of media culture. They were nurtured by the translated academic classics from the Commercial Press and the Western modern academic classics from the Sanlian Bookstore. Compared to the 1960s generation, they seemed more vibrant, yet they weren't as "new age" as the 1980s generation. They were a complete group, consisting of intellectuals, sharp media professionals, and even giving rise to the myth of beautiful female writers. This work, jointly launched by the Chinese Social Sciences Press and the Sina.com Book Channel, as a hot topic on the Sina.com Culture Channel, The Love at Sunset Bridge—Private History of the 70s Generation, tells the life and emotional experiences of people born in the 1970s. This work portrays the life state of this generation from different perspectives.