Brief introduction of China gas altar;
China's Qitan 12 short stories, starting with the living conditions of ordinary people in contemporary China, focus on describing their struggles and compromises, and reveal the profound spiritual dilemma and moral confusion of contemporary people. Words have a keen sense of touch and calm analysis. It is shocking to read.
An inferiority complex man who has no hope of promotion and can't make money dreams of getting rid of trivial matters around him to listen to a cross talk of Deyun Society, but when he really realizes his wish, he finds that he can't laugh but cries. Poets are addicted to the world of poetry. In reality, they often hit a wall and go to the crematorium to work. The job is to press a red button.
Faced with the pressure of family and reality, he stole the urn to buy nutrition for his wife and went to prison. Finally, under pressure, by chance, he voluntarily gave up his identity and exchanged his soul with another person. After giving up poetry, his life became better and better, but he went to the extreme depravity.
Influenced by a young female passenger, the old night bus driver has an escape mentality for his step-by-step life. However, in the end, he caused a car accident, ruined the face of the female passenger, and announced the doomed fate of the old driver.
About the author:
Ting Liu, 198 1, born in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, is a young writer and editor of People's Literature magazine, now living in Beijing. He has published novels "Letter from Booker Village", "A Brief History of Youth" and essays "Other People's Lives" and "Hometown". Literary works are mostly published in People's Literature, October, Zhongshan, Hua Shan, Youth Literature, Poetry Magazine and other magazines. He won the cutting-edge prize in the cutting-edge novelist competition, the runner-up in the novel group of the 39th Hong Kong Literature Award, and the non-fiction nomination prize in the 2nd China Young Writers Award.
Liu Tingxin, a young writer, recently published a collection of novels, All the winds only blow to them, including four novellas. Each of them described a contemporary woman who traveled through cities and villages. They have different ages and identities, and they also drift from rural areas to cities, struggling in life and destiny. When all the winds only blow to them, they burst into touching and powerful spiritual strength.
Although the author named the characters after the symbolic "Meiju" in China's traditional culture, four characters, Yin, Su Huilan, He Xiuzhu and Wei, showed complex characters that were contrary to "Meiju", and the characters in the novel were redefining "Meiju".