"Wind and rain see spring go: A Chronicle of the Movement for Ideological Liberation in the Literary Circle in the New Period"

Author: Xu Qingquan
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This book is part of the "Literary Trends Series," which is a large-scale series of modern and contemporary literary research publications organized and published by Henan University Press. The series focuses on literary figures, movements, trends, schools, journals, and events that have had a significant impact since the May Fourth Movement. The formats include research monographs, biographies, memoirs, interviews, and collections of essays. The authors are either participants or witnesses to the events or experts with outstanding achievements in relevant fields. The series comprises a total of 11 volumes, covering topics such as the "Left-wing Literary Trends of the 'Seventeen Years'" period, "Poetry," "Model Drama," the rectification of chaos in the literary world during the "New Period," and the "Main Theme" literature of the turn of the century. This book includes: the major debate over the evaluation of the "Two Slogans" controversy during the New Period; an account of the drafting process of Zhou Yang's report at the Fourth National Literary Congress; and the behind-the-scenes story of the "Struggle" surrounding the novel Bitter Love.