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Includes articles such as "Heavy Rain", "Is there Wang Yuanmu in the Crowd", "Gunshots in a Certain Year", "Fountain", "Transparency", "Drunken Madman", "What I Saw When I Squat", "Yoga", "Crying River", "The Night Sky is Clear", "Pawn Curiosities", etc. This book is close to reality, rich in subject matter, diverse in style, and deft in conception. It represents an important gain in the creation of contemporary Chinese short stories.

Wang Xiaobo is undoubtedly one of the most popular contemporary writers. On April 11, 1997, at the peak of his creation, he died of a heart attack, leaving readers with endless regrets and memories. However, the value of the texts he provided not only did not fade with his departure, but became more apparent as time went by. The literature and beauty he created are like a strong light that has enlightened the hearts of young people through the barriers of time. The seventh volume includes four volumes including "Silver Age", "Future World", "2015" in the original "Silver Age" and "2010" in the original "Dark Iron Age".

"The Complete Works of Wang Xiaobo" is divided into ten volumes. The first and second volumes include all 350,000 words of essays left by Wang Xiaobo. In addition, essays that have never been included in the original collection are inserted into the two volumes respectively. The third, fourth and fifth volumes are novels and plays. Volumes six and seven are novellas. The eighth volume is short stories. The ninth volume is letters. In addition to the letters in the original "Loving You Like Loving Life", it also includes some of Wang Xiaobo's newly collected letters, as well as letters written by Li Yinhe to Wang Xiaobo and some photos of the two of them. These are published publicly for the first time. The tenth volume is an unfinished draft. Except for the unfinished drafts of the three novels in the original "Dark Iron Age", the remaining works were recently compiled by Li Yinhe based on the electronic files preserved by the author. This is also the first time it has been published publicly. During the editing and publishing process of this book, the author's wife Li Yinhe and his friends during his lifetime received enthusiastic support and help.

Wang Xiaobo is currently the most creative writer in China. He is known as China's Joyce and Kafka. He is also the only mainland Chinese writer who has twice won the "Taiwan United Press Literary Award Novella Award", an important award in the world of Chinese literature. His literary creation is unique, full of imagination and fantasy, but also has a rational spirit. His writing is both transparent and hazy, honest and cunning. The maze-like text reminds you of Borges, who goes around in circles, more like a taxi driver than a taxi driver... In short, you can read about infinite possibilities or impossibilities, infinite certainty or uncertainty.

Wang Xiaobo is undoubtedly an insurmountable peak in the history of modern and contemporary Chinese literature. On April 11, 1997, Wang Xiaobo died young of a heart attack. However, the literary and social value contained in his works have become increasingly apparent as time goes by. The literary beauty he created and his unique way of thinking are like strong lights blocked by time, bringing light to countless thoughtful and wisdom-loving young people.