Complete Works of Mao Dun Literature Prize Winners (1st to 10th Sessions)

Product Name: Complete Works of Mao Dun Literature Prize Winners (1st to 10th Sessions)

Publisher: People’s Literature Publishing House
Target Age: Adult Readers
Language: Chinese / 中文

Product Description:

The Complete Works of Mao Dun Literature Prize Winners includes all the works that won the Mao Dun Literature Prize from its 1st to 10th sessions. This collection brings together the finest works of contemporary Chinese literature, showcasing a variety of literary styles and profound social thoughts. Each work reflects the author’s deep contemplation on social change and human nature within its unique historical context.

1. The Right Bank of the Erguna River: A novel by Chi Zijian, depicting the life and fate of people in the Inner Mongolian grasslands, exploring the complex emotional relationships between humans and nature, and among people.
2. Zhang Juzheng: A historical novel by Bai Xianyong, portraying the life of the Ming Dynasty statesman Zhang Juzheng, delving into the collision of power, loyalty, and history.
3. Dust Settles: A novel by A Lai, set in the Tibetan areas of Sichuan, exploring the cultural conflicts and integration between Tibetans and Han Chinese.
4. Longing Song: A novel by Wang Anyi, telling the love story of a Shanghai woman, Wang Qiyao, and showcasing the social life and human emotions of Shanghai in the 20th century.
5. White Deer Plain: A classic work by Chen Zhongshi, narrating the disputes and fates of several generations on the White Deer Plain in Shaanxi, exploring the conflict between traditional culture and modern society.
6. Tuina: A novel by Bi Feiyu, telling the story of blind massage therapists and exploring their rich inner emotions and reflections on humanity.

This collection allows readers to experience the essence of contemporary Chinese literature and understand the historically significant and socially relevant works selected by the Mao Dun Literature Prize.

Features:

• Includes all the winners of the Mao Dun Literature Prize from the 1st to the 10th sessions, offering a comprehensive view of contemporary Chinese literary achievements
• Classic works that delve into society, human nature, and history
• Perfect for readers with an interest in literature, sociology, and cultural history