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This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ai Wei, a powerful writer who won the Lu Xun Literature Award. It includes nine novels including "Pastoral Fairy Tales", "Crystal Ball" and "Specimen". Ai Wei's works often depict a more realistic realm of poetic childhood that is independent of the adult world. The stories contained in this collection of novels all have a surreal fantasy color, mainly narrating strange stories that take place in a different dimension.

This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ai Wei, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award and a powerful contemporary writer. It includes 7 novels, including "Father's Wish", "Ode to Joy" and "The Road Back to Hometown". These novels depict a group of "monsters" who are incompatible with the world. They behave abnormally and have alternative ideas. They are either forever trapped in the old time of the past world, or are lost in the black labyrinth of human nature. In these works, Ai Wei faces the huge rupture between inner and outer, spirit and reality, individual and era, writing about the hidden pain under banality, the deepest fears of people, and the glimmer of understanding and empathy. Who is the real monster in this world?

"Three Circles Around the City" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ai Wei, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award and a powerful contemporary Chinese writer. It includes 13 novels, including "Three Circles Around the City", "Small Shop" and "Wedding Banquet". In these novels, Ai Wei uses the perspective of "ignorance" to dismantle daily life, excavate miracles from ordinary life, write about strange people and strange things, question the seemingly correct and solid things and concepts in life, and then explore the complexity of people, and continue to dig into the hearts of characters and the spiritual world of people. These works have a certain avant-garde temperament, with many attempts and explorations in writing techniques, and are closely related to the cultural situation and the conditions of the times, and Ai Wei's realist creative concept runs throughout them.

A collection of short stories and novellas by Ai Wei, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize and a powerful contemporary Chinese writer, in a set of 4 volumes. Includes "Young Yang Qi with a Knife", "The Open Door", "Father's Wish" and "Three Circles Around the City". In these novels, Ai Wei uses the perspective of "ignorance" to dismantle daily life, excavate miracles from ordinary life, write about strange people and strange things, question the seemingly correct and solid things and concepts in life, and then explore the complexity of people, and continue to dig into the hearts of characters and the spiritual world of people.

Ai Wei, let us understand what the artistic power of literature is: words, thoughts, imagination, structure, time, destiny, human nature, desire, the times... All kinds of mixed forces, getting worse, twisting and twisting, no matter how you toss the boundary between fiction and reality, it is always difficult to clarify, which is frustrating. The secrets of the sexes, the tear between the spirit and the body, the changes of the times and the pain of the body and mind, the memories of the glorious years and the fantasies of being neglected, etc., Not only reveal the indifference of the world, but also show the lesions of human nature. He is the most realistic and courageous among the "new vitality" writers.

A selection of Ai Wei's short and medium-sized works, including thirteen short and medium-sized articles such as "Prisoners of War", "Ode to Joy", "The Thief", "Termites" and "Psychedelic". His works mainly focus on some gloomy and humble places, using the small to reflect the big, standing on the level of human concern, and writing very profound themes with concise strokes.

This book is a work carefully constructed by Ai Wei, a powerful contemporary writer. The author inherits the novel tradition started by James Joyce in his famous work "Dublins", and uses 14 short stories that are interrelated but independent of each other to vividly reproduce the spiritual picture of the residents of a town in the 1970s. In particular, by exploring the most common human experiences hidden in the lives of teenagers: love and hate, guilt and responsibility, beauty and senses, freedom and imprisonment, friendship and betrayal, etc., The author multi-faceted and three-dimensionally wrote about the depression, turmoil and rebellion of a group of young people in a special era, as well as their peek and imagination of the adult world.

This book is a novel masterpiece written by Ai Wei, winner of the 8th Lu Xun Literature Prize, which directly touches reality. In the novel, Ding Jiaming, the boyfriend of girl Xiaohui, was paralyzed in his lower limbs due to an accident and had to rely on a wheelchair for the rest of his life. In the process of searching for the vehicle responsible for the accident, Xiaohui set his sights on Ke Yiyu, a well-known lawyer active on the Internet with an image of "rationality, sharpness, and a sense of justice." In order to collect evidence, Xiaohui took the initiative to approach Ke Yiyu. However, as her understanding deepened, she developed conflicting and complicated feelings for Ke Yiyu. On the other hand, Ding Jiaming's father, policeman Ding Chenglai, believes that his son's car accident may be related to the grudges he forged in his career. He repeatedly investigated and tried to find the culprit, but to no avail. When there is no clue, the unforeseen threat is gradually approaching... When the truth comes, behind the anxiety and struggle, deep in the heart under the masks, is there still the possibility of love and hope?

"The Lover Is Guilty" Eight years ago, Lu Jian was wrongly imprisoned. After he was released from prison, with a feeling of revenge, he found Yu Zhili, whom he had an unrequited love with but sent him to prison. Unexpectedly, the old love relapsed, and a love-hate struggle began between a tortured man and a deeply guilty woman. "Poison of Mind and Body" is a collection of essays, divided into four parts: Secret Growth, Lion's Heart, Infinite Road, Speeches and Dialogues. It can basically be regarded as the author's mental journey from childhood to adulthood. "Cross Country Race" is a novel with childlike imagination and indulgence. It spans 30 years and tells the story of people's living conditions in the political and economic era. "Prisoners of War" is a selection of Ai Wei's short and medium-sized works, which includes thirteen short and medium-sized articles such as "Prisoners of War", "Ode to Joy", "The Thief", "Termites" and "Psychedelic".

Our unit was disbanded a few years ago, and our colleagues were assigned to various corners of our city and have taken on new worker positions. Sometimes I run into old colleagues on the street, and when everyone talks about things in the old unit, they are filled with emotion. Our city is located on the coast. After the reform and opening up, the economy has developed vigorously and people's lives have greatly improved. As the saying goes, when people go to higher places, water flows to lower places. When life gets better, everyone's requirements will be higher. Originally, except for a small number of residents in our city who still use coal stoves, most residents use canned liquefied gas. However, canned gas has its own inconveniences, that is, the gas needs to be replaced every month.

"Concert" consists of seven short stories and is Ai Wei's latest work. The novel demonstrates the depth and breadth that the art of short stories can achieve. "Concert" not only writes about the trauma caused by a broken life, but also writes about mutual comfort in the cold night; "The Thief" attempts to explore who has stolen our lives and emotions; "In Horqin Grassland" tells the unspeakable complexity and ambiguity between men and women; "Little Man" talks about women The relationship between sexual maternal instinct and the body; "Happiness Hotel" talks about unbearable guilt; "In Moscow" reflects the mental state of current intellectuals with an extraterrestrial mirror image; "The Last Day and Another Day" writes about incomprehensible understanding, so it is unfathomable. These novels have won the first place in the "Harvest" ranking list, the Wang Zengqi Literary Award, the "Selected Novels" Most Popular Readers Award, the Urban Literature Ranking, and the "Writer" Golden Short Story Award, etc.

"The South" is the masterpiece of the novel Ai Wei, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize. After Luo Yiku was killed, her soul wandered over Yongcheng, and a southern legend about love and hate, good and evil, depravity and struggle, greed and repentance slowly unfolded. Luo Yiku is a woman full of vitality. When she was young, she wandered around several men. As the times change, people's desires multiply and grow like vines. Luo Yiku's life gradually gets out of control due to the death of his sister, the alienation of his mother, and the temptation of money... The novel combines allegorical writing of the external world and the exploration of the internal complexity of life, exploring human nature and its boundaries, and telling the heaviness and tragedy of individual destiny.

In this era, our hearts are like the season of "midsummer", full of anxiety, restlessness and nameless restlessness. When all the truth hits us, the subtleties of human nature are revealed, and we have nowhere to escape. In this era, our hearts are like the season of "midsummer", full of anxiety, restlessness and nameless restlessness. When all the truth hits us, the subtleties of human nature are revealed, and we have nowhere to escape.

This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ai Wei, the winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize. It includes 10 stories such as "Young Yang Qi Wearing a Knife", "Country Movie" and "Crossing the Long Corridor". These novels take us through the corridors of time, and childhood memories float upward as if freed from the shackles of the earth. However, as the truth slowly falls, those memories leave a deep imprint on reality - an unknown story about each of us. Ai Wei has a keen insight into the unilluminated corners deep in the family, weaving the undercurrent of daily life, using the secular world of the rural world as the background, exploring themes such as growth, power, desire and forgiveness, and writing a cruel story of childhood in rural society.

This book contains 8 short stories including "Country Movie", "Crossing the Long Corridor", "A Poet Called Li Yuan", "Going to Shanghai" and "Wang Ken the Murderer".

"Cross-Country Race" is the debut novel of Lu Xun Literature Prize winner Ai Wei, which tells a bizarre folk story. Near the village where the protagonist Bunian lives, there is a mysterious place called "Tianzhu". It is like a natural insect museum, with all kinds of bugs hovering around all year round. As long as people walk into it, they will turn into them. Bunian accidentally broke into Tianzhu because he adopted a white horse. Afterwards, Tianzhu became Bu Nian's paradise to escape from real life. However, by the time he returned, the village had become a tourist attraction. In order to survive, Bu Nian opened an amusement park and held horse races. People went into a frenzy in order to win huge prizes... But what they didn't expect was that in the last game, everyone flew up like insects in Tianzhu, and the white horse disappeared into the sky above Tianzhu carrying Bu Nian's crazy wife...

Ai Wei's novel, a powerful contemporary writer, penetrates into the elusive and dark depths of human nature and explores the secret emotions and "war" between the sexes. Liu Yajun is a scout who has repeatedly made military exploits. He was injured and disabled during a mission and can only spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. After the war, a female student named Zhang Xiaoying fell in love with him and married him. Because of this legendary marriage, they received extensive media coverage and were invited to participate in various social activities. However, as times changed, this high-profile marriage gradually faded from its former glory. The poverty of life and the imbalance of identity have caused the "war" to shift to the relationship between the sexes and become more and more intense...

The novel initially presents such a scene, only separated by a road, but it is difficult for father and daughter to enter each other's lives. What interests me is the gaze of the old musician. It was a warm and poignant gaze. For a guilty father, he feels so helpless and remorseful in the face of his daughter's unfortunate life. And it is not easy for a woman who was once full of resentment towards her father to accept him openly. So this father and daughter always escape involuntarily and approach each other involuntarily.

"In the Mirror" travels through four countries: China, Myanmar, the United States and Japan, cleverly weaving a confusing web of overlapping love, hate and doubts. The novel tells the story of an internationally renowned architect who rethinks the meaning of life and seeks his own salvation after a sudden major change in his life. With his profound knowledge of architectural aesthetics, Ai Wei integrates his thoughts on life into the outstanding architectural concepts in the novel.

"The Past" is a new novel by the powerful writer Ai Wei. It tells the story of an "alternative mother". She is a famous actor in Yue Opera. When she was young, she became famous all over the country with her song "Flying to the Moon". She was dazzling on the stage, but she was alienated from her children in life. However, in her later years, due to a serious illness, she contacted her children whom she had not contacted for a long time. Scenes from her old life reappeared, and the secret truth about the past gradually came to light. Ai Wei uses his usual calm narration and steady story rhythm to peel back the secrets hidden within this family. The novel revolves around a series of events inside and outside the troupe, and deeply analyzes the complex family affection and instinctive love in family life under the sudden changes in the society of the times.

A rape case broke the peaceful life of small town beauty Yu Zhili. She firmly believed that it was the work of the mysterious stalker Lu Jian. Lu Jian was sentenced to prison for eight years. During this period, Yu Zhili discovered that the criminal was someone else. She fell into deep self-blame for having wronged the innocent and could only rely on continuous good deeds to heal her inner anxiety. Eight years later, Yu Zhili finally met the resentful Lu Jian. A meeting destined to be full of hatred ignited the repressed fire of love, and the scarred souls sought their own salvation in each other's desires...

This book is part of the "Novelist's Prose" series, and is also the first publication of Ai Wei's prose collection. The manuscript is divided into five volumes. The first volume is "I Was Not a Drinker", recalling the unique memories of growing up as a post-60s generation; the second volume "Chittering Mahjong and Porcelain Rice Balls" tells the customs of Ningbo and Hangzhou; the third volume "And Fictional People" The fourth volume "The King of Texts" talks about the foreign writers who influenced him and the Chinese writers he is familiar with respectively. The fifth volume "The Journey of Settlement and Soothing" tells the thoughts of travels across the country in recent years, and the sparks of thought are settling at his feet. The whole text is full of positive power. All things in the world can only survive by working hard and making progress. The progress of time and space, especially the progress of human society, is the fundamental role of positive forces. The hope, hard work, sincerity, kindness, and improvement after frustration are full of strong educational and worldly values, and make people feel the inspiration from the depth of the book.