What is Said is Not True
by Editor-in-chief, True Stories Project
About This Novel
The themes of the stories in this book are diverse, but they are not presented in a collection-style manner. Each work shows its own inner motivation, or curiosity about life forms, or empathy for human nature, or concern for reality, or understanding of speculation. This is far removed from the motivation of news timeliness, nor is it a simple pursuit of stories. "Stories" in traditional literature are fiction, while non-fictional "stories" are true events. In this book, the "patient" who flew over the madhouse, the border man who fought against the scattered landmines, the blind partner who failed in love, the "lamp holder" who teaches philosophy lessons with wisdom and heart, and even the auto repair workers in the 4S shop are no longer realistic models or imaginary materials in traditional literature, but the masters of these stories. Together with the field of their lives, professional requirements, daily habits, human communication, and language customs, these stories are both reliable and memorable.
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