Chen Chongzheng's related evaluation.

Chen Chong once said on one occasion: "I believe I have ambitions for novels." I believe he is telling the truth. As for his ambition, my understanding is that he seems to be trying to reach such a state: "Keep a broad and enthusiastic view of' life', but when this' view' is transformed into' art', he will sincerely obey the laws of art itself." In other words, he turned novel writing into "comprehensive art": novels are the art of narration and poetry; The novel is not only a statement facing reality and history, but also a relatively detached and self-sufficient world. Novel writing is not only a way of caring for society, but also an intellectual game.

-Li Denan (young critic, Ph.D., Sun Yat-sen University)

Chen Chongzheng's novelette creation has always been strongly experimental and metaphorical. The Chamber of Secrets in Banana Grove is a legendary story about my uncle and a utopian rural fable full of metaphors. It has designed a shelter for us to resist rural violence and nourish nature, which is another kind of "war". Some people say that the highest realm of novels is "game", and this preference for "game" makes the meaning of Chen Chongzheng's novels infinitely open. If we look at Chen Chongzheng's novels together with the satirical Banbucun narrative which pays more attention to the text structure (it won the second prize of Liang Bin's novel award in 201National Culture Cup), we can see the writing strength and literary "ambition" of the younger generation of novel writers in Dongguan.

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Dong is undoubtedly a person with a strong sense of stylistic experiment. He even claimed to have "mastered almost all the skills of poetry", but Dong has been engaged in poetry creation for nearly ten years, but one writing feature is consistent, that is, imagination, which has created the unique language characteristics and temperament of his poems.

-Chen Peihao (young critic, Ph.D., First Normal University)

In addition, Dong's departure from the market and temptation also made him drift away from his peers. When those young writers are still immersed in an affair and spend their limited talents on things with petty bourgeoisie, such as Starbucks, Blue Mountain Coffee, cotton skirts, halter tops and camphor trees, Dong, like a real novelist, has revealed all kinds of survival dilemmas we are facing from the spiritual phenomenon of an era.

-Xu Zeping (poet, young critic)