"Collected Works of Wu Mi" is a collection of Wu Mi's works personally edited by Mr. Wu Mi's youngest daughter, Mr. Wu Xuezhao. It includes Mr. Wu Mi's important works published in "Xueheng", "Ta Kung Pao Literary Supplement", "Wuhan Daily" and many other books and periodicals, as well as several compiled manuscripts that have not yet been published. The selected articles have different titles, including Wu Mi's judgments on Chinese and Western literature and art, reviews of newly published books and periodicals at the time, prefaces and postscripts to other books, articles in memory of others, translations of foreign literary classics, recommended reading lists for literature students, and some speeches, etc. The collection mainly focuses on Mr. Wu Mi's literary thoughts and covers quite a wealth of information. It is an important basis for readers and researchers in related fields to appreciate the brilliance of Wu Mi's thoughts as an important scholar during the Republic of China period and to gain an in-depth understanding of the era in which he lived.
Reader comments
This book is rich in content, covering Wu Mi's judgments on Chinese and Western literature and art, reviews of books and periodicals, etc., Which allowed me to see the brilliance of his literary thoughts. Moreover, the book also quotes Wu Mi's famous saying "Literature is the expression of life", which profoundly reveals the relationship between literature and life. In short, this is a book worth reading, which can give us a deeper understanding of the thoughts of Wu Mi, an important scholar.
This book is rich in content, covering Wu Mi's judgments on Chinese and Western literature and art, reviews of books and periodicals, etc., Which allowed me to see the brilliance of his literary thoughts. Moreover, the book also quotes Wu Mi's famous saying "Literature is the expression of life", which profoundly reveals the relationship between literature and life. In short, this is a book worth reading, which can give us a deeper understanding of the thoughts of Wu Mi, an important scholar.