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The Story of the Bamboo Grove 竹林的故事
The Story of the Bamboo Grove is one of Fei Ming’s representative early works. During this period, Fei Ming’s novels generally kept their distance from reality and social issues, and it is almost impossible to find in them any sorrow or protest from the author about real life. The Story of the Bamboo Grove is a collection of Fei Ming’s short stories, including Window, The Particular Envelope, Pomelo, The Disappearance of Young Ruan Ren, The Patient, The Washerwoman, Half a Year, My Neighbor, Fi
68Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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I Cultivated the Great Sun's Immortality, and You Want Me to Enter the Eerie World? 练成大日不灭，让我进诡异世界？
[Invincible Lead + High Martial Arts World + Infinite Flow] Su Zhou, a freshman, took seven knife wounds while coming to someone’s aid. When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated to a temple in another world and become a handsome young monk with delicate features, Dharma name Ming Kong. No System, no golden finger. The temple had only one cultivation method that no one had mastered in six hundred years: The Indestructible Great Sun Body. He spent six years tormenting himself to the brin
12Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Life of Mr. Mo Xuyou 莫须有先生传
In the early 1930s, Fei Ming spent each year living in the Western Hills and writing. There he completed Mr. Mo Xuyou’s Biography, a novel based on his experiences in 1927. It was first serialized in the magazine Camel Grass, then published as a standalone volume by Shanghai’s Kaiming Bookstore in December 1932. Mr. Mo Xuyou’s Biography is one of Fei Ming’s representative works. Many people find it difficult to understand, but the book itself is not actually hard to follow. Rather, what many rea
7Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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After Mr. Mo Xuyou Took a Plane 莫须有先生坐飞机以后
After Mr. Mo Xuyou Took a Plane is Fei Ming’s last novel. It has a quality of “returning to simplicity,” recalling the author’s life in his hometown during the years before the war, when he sought refuge there, and expressing the truths he came to understand. In “Mr. Mo Xuyou Sets to Writing,” Fei Ming explains why he wrote Treatise on Alaya Consciousness, while also shedding light on the purpose behind After Mr. Mo Xuyou Took a Plane: “Mr. Mo Xuyou is truly like a religious believer at prayer,
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