Beat Generation Goldenwind

It's a shame that you dare to write this introduction. What qualifications do you have to compare with the ordinary world.

It's pretty damn hard to describe. Someone on Zhihu asked me to answer a question: "Has Haruki Murakami recommended the Chinese writer Wang Bo?" I thought it was Wang Xiaobo at first, but when I looked closely it was "Wang Bo"; I had never heard of Wang Bo, so I searched. I thought someone who could be related to Haruki Murakami should be at least somewhat famous. Unexpectedly, Baidu found only one Weibo account called the writer Wang Bo. Actually, I didn't want to seriously answer that Zhihu question, but I was just curious about the level of this writer. Among the novels he wrote: "Drifting in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou" may be so famous that no electronic version can be found, and the only remaining one is "The Beat Generation" published by Qidian. The Beat Generation is so famous in the history of American literature. At that time, every book would mention this generation, so it cannot be ignored when researching. Of course the author wanted to express the "beat youth" in the city, so the title of the book is understandable and even a bit appropriate But after reading it, I felt like I was force-fed*. Actually, if you don't add the ordinary world entry in the introduction, I will at most regard it as one of the countless vulgarities in online articles. Just laugh, but this is the introduction. . . I really vomited I'm sure I didn't have any distracting thoughts that interfered with my judgment when I opened the book, but this is a complete parallel import With this writing style, I know that the author may want to create a bland narrative that is light and easy. I also know that this is cool, but please have some confidence in your own strength There is also such a fluent writing. . . Maybe the author deliberately did it so badly, or maybe it was written when he was twelve years old. After all, it is incomplete to judge a person based on one book alone. Wang Bo also wrote poetry, but I can't find an electronic version. Moreover, it is difficult to judge whether modern Chinese poetry is good or bad. They are all freehand. I dare not make a conclusion as to whose "meaning" is more nb. But just look at this person's Weibo. . . Let's forget it. Like Liu Xinda, he is just a fake writer who can only criticize others to gain popularity I am usually a relatively amiable person. I had just broken up and had nowhere to vent my anger. By chance, I met this fake writer. Of course I scolded him quickly.