Starting from relatives, it's all ruined.

Author: Wu Ang
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Wu Ang's essays are as sharp as a blade, funnier than Mark Twain, more unruly than Wang Shuo, and sharper than you imagine. This is the leading journalist of The Weekly Magazine, the mad master preparing to spend a decade writing the "Filthy Town" series, and the ghost who roams Beijing. Only by reading Wu Ang can you understand what it means to be witty, sincere, cruel, and full of hidden needles. Of course, she has an inborn spirit of sharpness, skilled in short weapons, destroying everything deemed beautiful and sacred, bringing a closer world to human nature. Oscar's Pregnancy Story Men are getting less animal-like now Abortion and Beauty Pageants The Bloody Turmoil of Beijing Hutongs