Seeing the Brilliant Sunshine (everyone Tells It)
by Mao Dun
About This Novel
As one of the founders of Chinese revolutionary literature and art, Mao Dun played the role of guide and explorer in the creation and research of Chinese literature. This book extracts Mao Dun's exquisite views on literary creation and literary criticism from his Chinese and foreign literary theories, and elaborates them in detail. "Interactions with Literature" tells the story of Mao Dun's own literary creation experience. "Seeing the Brilliant Sunshine" is Mao Dun's appreciation and comment on ancient Chinese classics and modern writers' works. Among them, Mao Dun's evaluation of Lu Xun's "Diary of a Madman" is "like people who have been in darkness for a long time suddenly see the splendid sunshine." "Picking the brightest stars" is Mao Dun's experience in studying world famous works. "Dialogue with the Masters of the Times" selects foreign literary masters to explore the five flavors of life behind their works. In "Words of Experience, a Golden Needle Can Save People", Mao Dun made a detailed summary of each link in literary creation. "Written to Beginner Writers" is Mao Dun's advice and guidance to young literary people on their creative journey. Mao Dun's attitude and methods towards literary creation reflect his realistic view of literature, his criticism and analysis of literary works reflect his sophisticated literary and artistic accomplishments, and his summary of writing skills and experiences reflect his objective and scientific literary trend of thought.
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