Bai Lu Yuan Culture -- Mr. Peng Xixi

Author: Peng Xixi
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Mr. Peng Xixi loves chicken skin very much. Not only chicken skin, but all kinds of animal skins served on the dining table, such as pig skin, fish skin, dog skin, and snake skin, are his favorites. In comparison, Mr. Peng Xixi has much less interest in chicken meat. Mr. Peng Xixi enjoys superficial things. He likes things like the surface, expression, appearance, performance, and cousin, etc., all the superficialities. From this, we can infer that Mr. Peng Xixi seems to be naturally simple and straightforward. He doesn’t want to delve deep into anything. Maybe he has his own reasons. Last summer, on a charming evening, Mr. Peng Xixi, with a belch, came out of Quanjude Roast Duck (Skin) Restaurant with his friend Liu Xinhua. The two dashing handsome guys strolled leisurely along the prosperous Xidan Street. As they walked, Mr. Peng Xixi suddenly reached out and grabbed Liu Xin. To date, at least 200 people have cursed him as a fool, and it seems he doesn’t get much praise as a genius either. Some seriously claim that he is the best postmodernist writer in China, while others bluntly declare that he has no talent and should probably switch careers—haha, it’s not too late yet. There are too many opinions about him; his evaluations are simply too diverse. Sentence King, fool, true grassroots, quote master, little brat, outstanding dung-monger, literary punk, contemporary Dong Fangshuo, half-madman, and drunkenly indifferent observer.