"The Princess's Daughter" won the first prize of the second national minority literature award and the first prize of China's first Manchu literature award. This is a Beijing-style novel written by Zhao Danian, male, Chinese film screenwriter, novelist, professional writer, director and vice chairman of the Beijing Writers Association, and director of the Film and Television Creation Committee. Member of the Chinese Writers Association, member of the Chinese Film Artists Association, and vice president of the Chinese Ethnic Minority Writers Association. He is the author of novels such as "The Great Retreat", "The Experience of Female Prisoners of War", "The Princess's Daughter", "The Uncontaminated Forest", etc. Many of his works have won national and newspaper literature awards, and have been translated into English, French, Japanese and Korean and published abroad.
Reader comments
I especially like a sentence in the book: "At the age of fifty, with a head full of gray hair, he has better opportunities and conditions for creation. He has a strong sense of urgency." This sentence touched me very much, and it also made me better understand the protagonist Song Fan's eagerness to create. Overall, this is a book well worth reading.
I especially like a sentence in the book: "At the age of fifty, with a head full of gray hair, he has better opportunities and conditions for creation. He has a strong sense of urgency." This sentence touched me very much, and it also made me better understand the protagonist Song Fan's eagerness to create. Overall, this is a book well worth reading.