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Author: Xiao Hong
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Xiao Hong's life was both lonely and full of legends. Her autobiographical essays and poems written during her lifetime, as well as the autobiographical novel The Story of Hulan River, all reveal the loneliness of her life. It is comforting to see that in recent years, more and more readers and scholars have been paying attention to Xiao Hong, and popular reading materials have been published one after another. This Autobiography of Xiao Hong also aims to let more readers understand Xiao Hong and recognize this rare outstanding female writer in the history of modern Chinese literature. During the selection process, due to the limitations of the original materials, the editors faced many dilemmas but still made every effort to gather more materials to allow readers to get a relatively comprehensive understanding of Xiao Hong through her own words. Xiao Hong, with landmark works such as Field of Life and Death and The Story of Hulan River, left a shining mark in the history of modern Chinese literature. Xiao Hong lived for only thirty-one years in the world, but she forged nearly a million vivid, elegant, and nationally spirited words with her passionate life force. Whether in novels, essays, poems, or dramas, Xiao Hong's pen always shone with the style of realism. This earned her an extremely high reputation among readers both at home and abroad. The disasters of the motherland, the fall of her hometown, and the hardships she faced personally made this book carry a tone of sorrow and indignation.