Dai Mingxian's Prose
by Dai Mingxian
About This Novel
As the "cultural business card" of Guizhou Province, Dai Mingxian has formed his unique artistic style in more than sixty years of prose creation and is a special existence in the Chinese literary world. Dai Mingxian's prose mostly writes about the mundane affairs of small towns and rural affairs, but his thoughts and words are quite cutting-edge and avant-garde. They have the poetic and literary spirit of small town life and scholarly career; he also has a calm and leisurely demeanor that is accustomed to worldly affairs, and has a taste of the world and the charm of returning to simplicity. In terms of brushwork, he combines various art forms such as movies, dramas, novels, poems, and even the "blank" technique of traditional painting to convey far-reaching meanings and give people endless aftertaste. Many essays have been selected for reading in local languages. This book selects nearly fifty representative essays by Dai Mingxian, including "Shicheng Yin", "Father's Garden", "People from the Lower River", "Looking at Liantan", "Actor", "Listening to the Bamboo Qin", "Yezi Mushroom and Celery Sour", etc. It presents the author's creative style based on culture and emotion as the reference from multiple angles. It is also accompanied by a number of photos, showing the author's living environment and appearance in different periods over the past ninety years.
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