Collection of Wang Xiaobo (8 Volumes in Total)
by Wang Xiaobo
About This Novel
Wang Xiaobo's collection (8 volumes in total) includes "Loving You Like Loving Life", "The Silent Majority", "Love in the Revolutionary Period", "Running at Night", "The Golden Age", "Wanshou Temple", "Looking for Wushuang", and "A Maverick Pig". Wang Xiaobo is known as China's Joyce and Kafka. He is also the only mainland Chinese writer who has twice won the "Taiwan United Press Literary Award Novella Award", an important award in the world of Chinese literature. His novels have provided people with the highest reading pleasure that modern Chinese novels can achieve so far.
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Official(8)Scraped 1mo ago
What award should Bai Jie get if her story is more exciting? This is whether the pursuit of freedom should be so shameless.
The highlight of the story in life is the ordinary. The ordinary is the most stable harbor, swaying with quiet fun. This is the case among ordinary people. Happiness is sometimes ordinary!
This book is not bad
recommend
A truly free soul. . . . . .
recommend
I am jealous of talents, and I commemorate Mr. Xiaobo. . . . . . . .
It must be quite difficult to jump in line! I have never experienced it personally, but I have heard from adults in my family that I didn't expect Xiaobo to jump in line when he was in his twenties, but he never expected to be dragged into talking about such a topic. It was so embarrassing.
What do you mean?
Because broken shoes steal men, and she has never stolen men.
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Community(0)
Official(8)Scraped 1mo ago
What award should Bai Jie get if her story is more exciting? This is whether the pursuit of freedom should be so shameless.
The highlight of the story in life is the ordinary. The ordinary is the most stable harbor, swaying with quiet fun. This is the case among ordinary people. Happiness is sometimes ordinary!
This book is not bad
recommend
A truly free soul. . . . . .
recommend
I am jealous of talents, and I commemorate Mr. Xiaobo. . . . . . . .
It must be quite difficult to jump in line! I have never experienced it personally, but I have heard from adults in my family that I didn't expect Xiaobo to jump in line when he was in his twenties, but he never expected to be dragged into talking about such a topic. It was so embarrassing.
What do you mean?
Because broken shoes steal men, and she has never stolen men.
