Selected Essays of Chai Fushan: Under the Moon of the Qin Dynasty

Author: Chai Fushan
Publisher:
Publishing Date: Not available
Features: "The affairs of literature are eternal, and the gains and losses are known only to the heart." Chai Fushan writes his nostalgia, family love, and human emotions sincerely and movingly, depicting a vivid and realistic picture of northern rural life. His writings are neither overly sentimental nor dressed up as pastoral songs. These articles are enjoyable and rich in flavor because they are not just literature but also the authentic lives of ourselves and those around us. — Wang Meng
Chai Fushan possesses rich life experiences, particularly a strong artistic intuition for life. He has received systematic cultural education and has nearly two decades of creative practice, demonstrating solid writing skills and artistic cultivation. What is particularly admirable is his diligent and rigorous approach to writing, consciously pursuing a grand and high-quality realm. As long as he persists in the path he has chosen, remaining unswayed and neither arrogant nor lazy, he has a strong potential to become a master of prose. — Hao Ran