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"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

This book is an anthology of Liang Xiaosheng's short stories, including "The God of Death", "The New Edition of Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", "The Story of an Ancient Inkstone", "The Life of a Kite" and other short stories written by Liang Xiaosheng. Cumulonimbus tearing itself apart to call for fiery life; Caged Parrot The life of the parrot disappears quietly; the resentful whistle in the sunset is to blame the fate of being abandoned... The author depicts countless complicated dreams with extremely imaginative brushstrokes. The dreams include strangeness, humor, and sorrow and indignation that make people beat their chests. In the form of a fable, the story expresses thoughts on the true meaning of life and freedom. Liang Xiaosheng wraps the countless things he has seen over the years in humorous and fantastic words, making them full of intoxicating and thoughtful emotions.

This collection of essays by the well-known writer Liang Xiaosheng contains nearly thirty essays written by Liang Xiaosheng in recent years. The language is plain and the content is simple, telling the author's personal experience. The content of the book covers all aspects of social life. The author is based on the present and recalls the past, including memories of the past years, descriptions of ordinary people's stories, and the author's own feelings. Writer Liang Xiaosheng described historical details in plain language, demonstrated China's great changes over the years, and contributed forward-looking construction ideas. The words in the book present his feelings about his family and country one by one, leading us into the past as told by the older generation of intellectuals.

"Long Memories" takes the intersection of the lives of two families as the entry point, telling the story of two mothers supporting each other in desperate situations; on one side is a thatched house that was crushed by a chimney, and on the other is a house of a widowed mother who is impoverished. The mother has no choice but to live with us brothers and sisters. Entering Aunt Chen's home, she was kindly invited. From then on, Aunt Chen worked as a sand foundry and ran a processing factory to make a living. She also used food stamps to teach "me" to be honest. A lifetime of experience made "me" hope that myself and future generations can retain her spiritual qualities. The story creates an image of a kind, selfless and tenacious poor woman, expressing infinite respect and sorrow.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

Aliens came to the earth and punished the earthlings who lied. All earthlings who lied grew various animal tails. The whole city fell into panic. Even so, it still hasn't changed the current situation of people lying. The majority of people have long tails, while those without tails are an outlier. Everyone has started another lively life in the "Tail City". There are still hierarchies, pursuit of fame and fortune, intrigues and hypocrisy and cunning. In the end, when people realized that they had to pay a heavy price for lying, it was too late... "Tail" allows us to see the madness in real society and the bad nature that exists in human beings. Therefore, "Tail" is worthy of being a fable warning of the shortcomings of Chinese society.

Mr. Liang Xiaosheng engages in profound philosophical thinking and exquisite literary creation with a direct attitude toward reality. In these works, he sincerely and clearly describes history, and deeply analyzes complex and ever-changing social issues, which incorporate changes in social history, changes in customs and sentiments, and introspection of the human soul. His works are therefore called "a synthesis of historicity and poetry", carrying important literary value, historical value and collection value.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

In November 1967, four Red Guards were frozen in the ice and snow of Minshan Mountain while reliving the Red Army's Long March. Thirty-four years later, they were discovered by a mountaineering training team and woke up in an environment carefully arranged by scientists. The time and space tunnel brought four Red Guards whose ideology was still stagnant in the "Cultural Revolution" era to the era in which we live. As a result, they were shocked, resisted, escaped, struggled, confused, and at a loss... The author skillfully blended the historical pictures of the two eras together. In his writings, the Red Guards began to move through the new century vividly, and the fission of the social form over the past few decades was clear and profound, detailed and vivid.

The "Returning to the City Era" refers to the 1980s, which is the most special era in China. After the educated youth returned to the city, they were basically in their thirties. For the second time, a whole generation faced no jobs, no housing, and no education. In their forties, they were unemployed and laid off. The path of life has been sad, confused, hesitant, and even despairing. However, the life background experienced by the educated youth has made them strong after all! They struggled and worked hard on different paths in life, and finally found their place and belonging.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

The era when poets became fighters is unbearable for any country to look back on. When the dust of history has settled, the death of the poet who became a fighter should first make his compatriots feel distressed. Reading the poet's poems with distressed emotions is like a blood sutra written by a saint dipped in his own blood; carefully observing the poet's journey of becoming a fighter with distressed emotions, and then clearly observing the illness that is unbearable to look back on, is the greatest respect for the death of the poet-fighter... This book is documentary literature created by the author by sorting out a large number of historical materials and visiting the descendants of Mr. Wen Yiduo. The author uses delicate words and picturesque descriptions to truly restore Wen Yiduo's life circumstances. He describes Wen Yiduo's study, work and emotional life from studying in Tsinghua University, studying in the United States to getting married and having children, and returning to China to teach. It is a portrayal of Wen Yiduo's life.

The "Returning to the City Era" refers to the 1980s, which is the most special era in China. After the educated youth returned to the city, they were basically in their thirties. For the second time, a whole generation faced no jobs, no housing, and no education. In their forties, they were unemployed and laid off. The path of life has been sad, confused, hesitant, and even despairing. However, the life background experienced by the educated youth has made them strong after all! They struggled and worked hard on different paths in life, and finally found their place and belonging.

"Snow City" is the masterpiece of the famous writer Liang Xiaosheng. It tells the story of the educated youth who returned to the city in the early 1980s and struggled to integrate into the new environment, find and realize their own value. It truly shows their confusion and pursuit, and praises their beautiful feelings and pursuits in the face of adversity. This work has been republished many times and adapted into a TV series, which has had a wide impact.

In November 1967, four Red Guards were frozen in the ice and snow of Minshan Mountain while reliving the Red Army's Long March. Thirty-four years later, they were discovered by a mountaineering training team and woke up in an environment carefully arranged by scientists. The time and space tunnel brought four Red Guards whose ideology was still stagnant in the "Cultural Revolution" era to the era in which we live. As a result, they were shocked, resisted, escaped, struggled, confused, and at a loss... The author skillfully blended the historical pictures of the two eras together. In his writings, the Red Guards began to move through the new century vividly, and the fission of the social form over the past few decades was clear and profound, detailed and vivid.

The TV series of the same name adapted from the book, starring Zhang Shihui, Wang Fengbin, Wang Zhigang, etc., Was broadcast in 1992 and won the 1995 Popular Television "Golden Eagle Award" for the best long series. This book tells the story of six educated youths Wang Xiaosong, Wu Zhenqing, Han Debao, Xu Ke, Hao Mei, and Zhang Meng who went to the mountains and countryside in Beidahuang. They experienced natural disasters in the 1960s and tasted the hardship of life prematurely. The "Cultural Revolution" made them confused. Beidahuang made them tenacious and mature, and also made them want to give up. They cherish the family ties of traditional Chinese families, the friendship of friends loving each other, and each of them has experienced a love full of tragedy and misunderstandings... When the tide of reform swept across the earth, the best time of their lives had passed. However, they are unwilling to become the beat generation and still pursue a positive meaning in life.

Mr. Liang Xiaosheng engages in profound philosophical thinking and exquisite literary creation with a direct attitude toward reality. In these works, he sincerely and clearly describes history, and deeply analyzes complex and ever-changing social issues, which incorporate changes in social history, changes in customs and sentiments, and introspection of the human soul. His works are therefore called "a synthesis of historicity and poetry", carrying important literary value, historical value and collection value.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

Mr. Liang Xiaosheng engages in profound philosophical thinking and exquisite literary creation with a direct attitude toward reality. In these works, he sincerely and clearly describes history, and deeply analyzes complex and ever-changing social issues, which incorporate changes in social history, changes in customs and sentiments, and introspection of the human soul. His works are therefore called "a synthesis of historicity and poetry", carrying important literary value, historical value and collection value.

This book is a collection of selected representative essays by Liang Xiaosheng from the four dimensions of "beauty is just right", "why you are kind", "fatigue of life and death" and "viewing the world from afar". In articles such as "Literature and Me", "Let's Make Our Minds Smarter", "About Good People and Bad People", Liang Xiaosheng starts from daily trivial matters and talks about the principles of being a person, a writer, and a person in the world. Liang Xiaosheng's focus has always been on tiny individuals in the world of mortals. "Live clearly" is not to teach people vulgar success rules, but to make people become independent, upright and upright modern people!

"Educated Youth" unfolds a grand historical picture of the movement of educated youths to the mountains and countryside in the 1960s and 1970s in the two lands of northern Shaanxi and Beidahuang. It tells the story of educated youths from Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin and other places who went to the countryside to join the team and work for the Production and Construction Corps to reclaim wasteland. It shaped the lives of Zhao Tianliang, Zhao Shuguang, and Qi Yong. , Fu Zheng, Sun Jingwen, Sun Manling, Feng Xiaolan, Zhou Ping, Wu Min, Li Junting and other vivid images of a large number of intellectual youths, as well as their parents and company leaders, describe the love, friendship, and family affection of a generation, and sincerely express the profound thinking of a generation of young people on the current situation of China and the destiny of the country at that time.

"I don't believe that there is a country of gentlemen in the world, which makes me live without pretentiousness; I don't believe that 'everyone else is hell', which makes me live without cunning." Do you believe in fate? Is the original family "fate"? Is blood relationship "fate"? Do you believe that struggle can change destiny? Is personal struggle for success or for living a fulfilling life every day? In this vast world, how should we place ourselves in order to be reconciled? What should we do if we are destined to be ordinary? "I" was abandoned by his parents, dropped out of college, and struggled in Shenzhen; "I" was forced to leave and become angry, but could not relinquish responsibility; "I" found love and harvested friendship, but fate required "I" to hand over my life... The famous writer Liang Xiaosheng uses his realism style to tell the story of the struggle of two young people through the story of the struggle of two young people. The fate of ordinary people reflects the changes of the times, records the modernization transformation of rural China, and also indicates what kind of future we can have...

It has been more than thirty years since the Mao Dun Literature Award was established, and nearly forty writers have participated in the award-winning works. Most of these writers have been working in the literary world for many years. In addition to novels, they have also made outstanding achievements in the fields of "short" genres such as novellas, short stories and essays. This time, from an artistic perspective, we selected the first batch of classic works of novellas, short stories and essays by some award-winning writers, compiled them into a collection of about 200,000 words, and assembled them into this set of "Short Classics of Mao Dun Literature Award Winning Writers". Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award, compiled this book of his own.

The story of "We Love Each Other So Much" took place in the 1970s and 1980s. The male protagonist Li Xiaoan is an educated youth from Beijing. He and his friends went to Beidahuang to jump in and settle down; the female protagonist Xiu'e is a local girl who is beautiful, sincere and caring. Li Xiaoan and Xiu'e grew to love each other as they got along, but her parents were afraid that the educated youth would abandon their daughter when they returned to the city, so they chose to force Xiu'e to marry someone else. Xiu'e became mentally disturbed in grief, anger and helplessness. Li Xiaoan resolutely decided to marry Xiu'e and stayed in Beidahuang for a long time, until his mother asked him to go home because of his serious illness...

The TV series of the same name adapted from the book, starring Tang Zeng, Fu Jing, Wang Kai, Zhang Lingxin, etc., Was broadcast on CCTV 1 in 2012; the adapted movie of the same name, starring Xie Yuan, Guo Tao, etc., Was released in 2008. This book tells the story of educated youths from Beijing, Shanghai, Harbin and other places who went to work in the countryside and went to the Production and Construction Corps to reclaim wasteland. It shaped the story of Zhao Tianliang, Zhao Shuguang, Qi Yong, Fu Zheng, Sun Jingwen, Sun Manling, Feng Xiaolan, Zhou Ping, Wu Min, The vivid images of Li Junting and a large number of intellectual youths, as well as their fathers and company leaders, describe the love, friendship, and family affection of a generation, and sincerely express the profound thinking of a generation of young people on the current situation of China and the destiny of the country at that time.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects as completely as possible all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panoramic view of the times from different angles and levels.

Mr. Liang Xiaosheng engages in profound philosophical thinking and exquisite literary creation with a direct attitude toward reality. In these works, he sincerely and clearly describes history, and deeply analyzes complex and ever-changing social issues, which incorporate changes in social history, changes in customs and sentiments, and introspection of the human soul. His works are therefore called "a synthesis of historicity and poetry", carrying important literary value, historical value and collection value.

"Going Home" is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's novellas, including four works: "Going Home", "The Tired Man", "Flowers in the Mountain" and "On the Ruins of the Old Manor Courtyard". The novel focuses on the general public in society, recording the ups and downs and mental journeys of all living beings, truly reflecting their beliefs, ideals, and losses, praising their valuable character, and standing up for their rough experiences. It embodies the author's strong humanitarian spirit, broad humanistic care, and profound insight and understanding.

This book is a collection of short stories by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It includes a series of Liang Xiaosheng's representative novels such as "Heaven Is Loved", "White Birch Forest Witness", "Beidahuang Documentary" and "Deer Whistle". In Liang Xiaosheng's writings, love in the world truly exists in various forms in our love, friendship, and family affection. It is two lonely hearts that find salvation, it is mutual support in frustration and poverty, it is the sincere kindness between strangers, and it is also the loyalty of dedicating one's youth to the country. The romance and passion of youth are not always perfect, but regrets also make those memories more unforgettable.

Mr. Liang Xiaosheng engages in profound philosophical thinking and exquisite literary creation with a direct attitude toward reality. In these works, he sincerely and clearly describes history, and deeply analyzes complex and ever-changing social issues, which incorporate changes in social history, changes in customs and sentiments, and introspection of the human soul. His works are therefore called "a synthesis of historicity and poetry", carrying important literary value, historical value and collection value.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Short Stories" collects as completely as possible all the short stories written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panorama of the times from different angles and levels.

In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the household registration books of urban residents in China were all made of yellow kraft paper, so they were also called "yellow cards". Because of this yellow card, the family of worker Zhang Guangtai and the family of wonton seller Huang Jishun turned from being in-laws to enemies. But with the tide of the times, urban and rural areas continue to integrate and develop. Their third generation bravely faced family feuds, and the two families became in-laws again. "Yellow Card" spans nearly fifty years. It provides a unique review of social development in the decades since the founding of New China from a civilian perspective. It is a civilian epic that witnesses the changes of the times, and a moving emotional story that calls for the return of the traditional moral values ​​of Eastern nations. This book was published by Yilin Publishing House in 2011.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng·Prose" collects as much as possible all the prose works created by Liang Xiaosheng so far. These works penetrate the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. They epically depict the panorama of the times from different angles and levels, and discuss many social hot issues.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Short Stories" collects as completely as possible all the short stories written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panorama of the times from different angles and levels.

"Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Short Stories" collects as completely as possible all the short stories written by Liang Xiaosheng so far. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panorama of the times from different angles and levels.

After all the vicissitudes of life, we are still full of enthusiasm. The famous writer Liang Xiaosheng, known as "China's conscience" and "Youth Mentor", is a masterpiece that provides insight into the life of his country and his country. He has written 60 inspirational classics for more than 40 years and presents a panoramic view. It not only has a profound reflection on the panoramic view of Chinese society, but also has a delicate description of the light of humanity shown in the adversity of the humble, as well as guiding young people out of mental difficulties and warm memories of personal life journeys. Whatever you are, China is. With the conscience and feelings of an intellectual, Liang Xiaosheng faces social reality directly with a grand vision and keen eyesight, encouraging contemporary young people to say goodbye to confusion and delay, give their own minds some respect, and be young people with ideals and ambitions.

This book is a prose work by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, in which he deeply reflects on the thickness and breadth of life. It covers all aspects of life. It not only includes the author's retrospect and reflections on life experiences, but also criticizes and thinks about multi-faceted cultural issues from multiple perspectives such as the times and history, as well as various reveries about the changes and development of the times. As an older generation intellectual, he used empathy and compassion to express his thoughts on the nature of human nature, life coordinates and growth. From this prose, we can get a glimpse of the real Liang Xiaosheng.

The book "Parental Years" is a high-level summary of Liang Xiaosheng's literary thoughts and creative concepts, and it is also a staged summary of his literary creation. We take the essence, take chronological order as the axis, and provide readers with a subtle literary sample through clever connection and arrangement, so as to fully and deeply understand the ideological depth of Liang Xiaosheng's works. These seemingly independent stories are actually inextricably linked internally. We can regard them as a whole, that is, a novel. The hero and heroine of this novel were born together with the People's Republic of China. From different stories, we can see the two people getting to know each other, falling in love, getting married and having children, and then spending their lives together. The lives of these two people were also the process of the People's Republic of China slowly moving from weakness and poverty to prosperity and strength. They are witnesses and participants of this history. Their stories are not only the growth history of individuals and families, but also the growth history of the entire Chinese nation.

This book describes the growth and mental journey of contemporary young people studying and applying for jobs, and shows their confusion and confusion when facing life choices and future paths, and their hesitation and struggle between facing material temptations and adhering to a pure self. The story shows the life transition and development of a generation of young people, and their thoughts on self, family, career and future.