By Zhang Huijian. The first edition of Xinmin Daily was published in February 1946 and was included in the Xinmin Daily Literature and Art Series. Collects 278 essays including "The Tree of Chongqing", "Five Flavors", "Three International Women", "The Ending of the Fourth Young Master", "The Essence of China", and "Napoleon's Tomb".
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is really wonderful! The author Zhang Huijian uses Dickens's works to reflect reality, just like what he wrote about "like a dwarf sitting on the ground begging for money". This description is so vivid! Moreover, he is also good at using humorous language, just like "Dickens once said in an elegant way: 'If in autumn, when the air is crisp and the temperature is moderate, a paralyzed sparrow will come here to visit, so Londoners call this resort "Japanese Garden.'" It makes people smile knowingly when reading it. This book is well worth reading!
The writing style of this book is really wonderful! The author Zhang Huijian uses Dickens's works to reflect reality, just like what he wrote about "like a dwarf sitting on the ground begging for money". This description is so vivid! Moreover, he is also good at using humorous language, just like "Dickens once said in an elegant way: 'If in autumn, when the air is crisp and the temperature is moderate, a paralyzed sparrow will come here to visit, so Londoners call this resort "Japanese Garden.'" It makes people smile knowingly when reading it. This book is well worth reading!