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Resentful Girl (2019 Version)
A collection of short stories by Zhang Ailing. Collects short and medium-sized novels written from 1951 to 1978, including "Xiao Ai", "May 4th Legacy", "Resentful Girl", "Lust, Caution", "Meeting Happiness", "Flowers and Waves" and "Classmates Are Not Cheap". This person really loves me, she suddenly thought, her heart pounding, as if something was missing. ——"Lust, Caution" I don't think relationships should have a purpose, nor do they have to have results. ——"Classmates and teenagers are not c
971Reads9.4Score379Shelves
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Little Reunion (2019 Version)
Zhang Ailing's representative novel, compiled and published based on Zhang Ailing's manuscripts. The manuscript has a total of 619 pages. After it was completed in 1976, Eileen Chang sent it to her friends Song Qi and Kwong Wenmei in Hong Kong, but it was later unable to be published due to various reasons. In February 2009, with the authorization of Song Yilang, the executor of Eileen Chang's estate, Crown Publishing House published a single version for the first time. This is a passionate stor
595Reads9.4Score240Shelves
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Rumors (2019 Edition)
"Rumors" is the representative prose work of "legendary writer" Zhang Ailing. From the 1940s to the 1990s, Zhang Ailing's prose writing spanned half a century. "Rumors" includes her prose works from the age of 20 to 25, when she was in literary beginning and at her peak. In this book, there are many popular, shining and gorgeous golden sentences such as "Life is a gorgeous robe covered with fleas." "Meet the person you meet among millions of people. In the endless wilderness of time for millions
366Reads9.3Score150Shelves
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An Unforgettable Song
[Editor's Recommendation] 1. [Zhang Ailing opens her mind to becoming a screenwriter] A collection of Zhang Ailing's screenwriting works, which attracted the top lineup in China at the time. After its release, it won many awards and received an enthusiastic response. It is written in a rare bright and cheerful style, as if Zhang Ailing is sitting across from you and recounting a series of unexpected dreams with a beaming smile. Lively, interesting and engaging. "People always think that those wh
32Reads8.3Score—Shelves