Target of Thousands: The Latest Work of Beida Drunken Hero

Author: Kong Qingdong
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: If people don’t offend me, I won’t offend them. If people offend me once, I’ll let it go three times. If people offend me again, I’ll respond with a needle. If people keep offending me, I’ll cut off the grass and remove the roots. Kong Qingdong, a notorious bad guy in China, was once known as the "Drunkard of Peking University" but recently calls himself the "Old Worker of Peking University." His works, such as Forty-Seven Floor Forever, have widely poisoned society. His recent works include Laughing Book of Gods and Demons and Four Horses West Wind. His writings are both serious and humorous, sometimes sharp and sometimes erratic, detested by upright gentlemen. He is especially renowned for his two unique skills: "Left-Right Mutual Struggle" and "Sorrowful Breeze." This book is Kong Qingdong’s latest collection, selected from his Sina Weibo blog "Dongbo Academy." The text is freshly written, lively, fierce, and enjoyable, allowing readers to savor the tragic and mock-worthy state of a bad guy under public condemnation. The main skills of Dongbo Academy: Han Yu said: "There are in thieves and leaves have their targets. Our Dongbo Academy can’t cure all diseases, giving everyone a handful of nitre when they come? After pondering for a smoke, the old monk tentatively lists the main skills of Dongbo Academy as follows: Chinese Literature Bagua Palm, Modern Literature Six Harmonies Fist, Popular Literature Sweeping Leg, Martial Arts Linked Set, Jin Yong’s Heavenly Sword, Drama Meteor Hammer, Mass Culture One Yang Finger, Regional Culture Tread Cloud Leap, Education Nine Yang True Scripture, Gaokao Reform Grappling Hand, Military Kunlun Great Shift, Anti-Corruption Honest Toad Skill. Other skills are too numerous to mention, so please seek experts elsewhere." This book is a collection of essays, introducing topics such as the moon from thirty years ago, parting with friends, deviations in rumors, and a discussion with Mr. "The Solitary Pig," among others.