Slogan forever: The witty words of Beida Zui Xia

Author: Kong Qingdong
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: After 1989, Kong Qingdong roamed the world, practicing chivalry everywhere, praising Jin Yong and inspiring Gu Long. His writing is as rough and unrestrained as a Mongol, devouring meat with large bites, drinking wine from big bowls, galloping across the barren land of China, singing loudly to welcome guests from afar. He was known in the martial arts world as the "Beida Rogue" and the "Beida Drunken Hero." As a beautiful female reporter said, "This guy is fierce, but he makes us very happy!" His articles are not only vivid and interesting but also cynical, especially after writing the famous "Room 207 on the 47th Floor" in Beida Past, his works spread like wildfire, causing countless heroes to admire him. The media called him "the true humor since Qian Zhongshu," and academia hailed him as "Beida's Mark Twain," making people very envious. This book is Kong Qingdong's newest following Room 207 on the 47th Floor and The Black Solitude. It is sure to spark another wave of the "Kong Qingdong fever."