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This manuscript is one of the "Collected Works of Li Xifan" (seven volumes), which includes 41 commentaries by the author on the four major classical masterpieces - "Water Margin", "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Journey to the West", "Dream of Red Mansions", etc. It provides a new perspective and way for readers to understand and understand the four major Chinese classical masterpieces. The whole book has abundant historical and literary value, rigorous argumentation, pertinent viewpoints, and rich and generous style.

This manuscript is one of the "Collected Works of Li Xifan" (seven volumes), which is a collection of Mr. Li Xifan's critical articles on modern literature. Mr. Li Xifan has been active in the field of literary criticism and literary theory research for decades, and has made considerable achievements in modern literature research. Although some of the content is inevitably marked by the times, Mr. Li Xifan's interpretation and comments can still arouse strong resonance among readers.

This manuscript is Mr. Li Xifan's autobiography and spiritual history of his colorful life of more than eighty years. As a "little man" appointed by Mao Zedong, a series of accidental and inevitable involuntary actions truly showed the ups and downs of life in those absurd years, and also reflected the development imprint of certain indelible historical trends in contemporary China. In fact, it has preserved a rare and vivid material for the history of contemporary Red Studies and even the history of the Party, and can serve as a record of that specific history.