So Joyful, so Sad: Random Readings of 20th Century Literary Classics

So Joyful, so Sad: Random Readings of 20th Century Literary Classics

by Wu Xiaodong

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In any era, novels are a metaphor for the relationship between self and the world. If you want to understand the living world of mankind in the 20th century and understand the spiritual condition of mankind in the 20th century, reading the modernist literary classics of the 20th century is the most feasible way. From Kafka, we can understand the profound and secret thoughts of the prophet, the lonely foresight and allegorical communication; from the young Camus, we can feel what the passionate way is and learn what rebellion is; from Kundera, we can understand the endless pursuit of human living conditions and existence itself; At the same time, from the perspective of Chinese literature, the despair of the "madman", the local memory of Fei Ming, Zhang Ailing's perceptual world, and Bei Dao's spiritual journey once again lead us to perceive those dreams, sensibility, rebellion, loss and suffering. So joyful, so sad.

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