My Personal Experiences in the Literary World - Remembering the Great Events

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Features: "New Literary Materials" has been in circulation for over a hundred issues. It was founded at the end of the Ten-Year Catastrophe, and the hardships of that time are still vividly remembered. The phrase "renewed after trials" may carry a hint of bitterness, but "a bright spot after a dark tunnel" has left the editors with moments of joy. The hundred issues of "Materials" are the crystallization of the collective efforts of three generations of editors. Now, the editors present three magnificent volumes to the readers. It can be called the essence of the hundred issues—gathering the highlights of the first hundred issues—and the selection of the hundred issues—condensing the painstaking work of the editors. "New Literary Materials" has been in circulation for over a hundred issues. It was founded at the end of the Ten-Year Catastrophe, and the hardships of that time are still vividly remembered. The phrase "renewed after trials" may carry a hint of bitterness, but "a bright spot after a dark tunnel" has left the editors with moments of joy. The hundred issues of "Materials" are the crystallization of the collective efforts of three generations of editors. Now, the editors present three magnificent volumes to the readers. It can be called the essence of the hundred issues—gathering the highlights of the first hundred issues—and the selection of the hundred issues—condensing the painstaking work of the editors. The entire volume collects firsthand accounts of major events in literary history by masters of the literary world: Mao Dun, Xia Yan, Hu Feng, and Zheng Boqi on the rise and fall of the League of Left-Wing Writers; Ding Ling on the pre- and post- Yan'an Literary and Art Work Conference; Huang Changyong on the pre- and post- Wang Shiwei Incident; and Lin Mihan on the pre- and post- Hu Feng Incident.