Mood E-mail Sequel: Network Literature Pluck: Network Literature Pluck

Author: Tian She
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: In the short span of about five years from around 1998 to the present, online literature has profoundly impacted our literary lives. Whether you like it or not, online literature has undeniably become a newlyed territory in the literary landscape. Numerous online literary works have already been published, and the names of some online writers are widely known. However, this collection titled "Online Literature" differs from general online literary works and has some unique characteristics. The basic principle for selecting works in this book is "" (authentic recording), aiming to preserve the original form as much as possible. My main work includes: removing irrelevant symbols that appeared during the transmission process, restoring damaged formats based on context and theme, and correcting some typographical errors and punctuation marks. There are several GIF and JPEG image files. I re-entered them into Word documents. The reason for "" is that I believe these works, aside from being enjoyable and entertaining, also hold academic value. They allow us to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the ecosystem and characteristics of online literature, while also helping to recognize the spiritual outlook of contemporary urban youth. This book is not a "complete recording" of what I received. Works with political errors, real-life stories, practical content, or those that are too lengthy are not included.