Collected Works of Ke Ling (6 Volumes)

Author: Ke Ling
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: This collection of works compiles 2 million words of Ke Ling's novels, essays, and plays. The articles he wrote were bombs to the enemy and flags to his own people. In the 1940s, he founded the Weekly Report and helped organize the Democracy, uniting and inspiring a large number of progressive and democratic figures. By the end of 1945, the editors and writers of the two publications combined to form and establish the China Democratic Promotion Party (CDPP), a political party. Over the decades, the CDPP has traveled through storms and winds together with the Communist Party of China (CPC). For many years, the vast majority of CDPP members, led by figures like Ke Ling, have continuously grown in strength. In recent years, the CDPP has put forward numerous outstanding proposals and spoken out with sharp and incisive words that address current issues. Ke Ling himself has also produced a large body of powerful and resolute works. Ke Ling believed, "Literary style always reflects a person's character, because literature is a product of the soul factory and inevitably reveals the secrets of the soul." From his works, one can see that he revealed sincerity and openness, an impeccable character and a proud and unyielding spirit.