"Hong Fu Runs at Night" Author: Wang Xiaobo Publisher: Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House

Wang Xiaobo said: "Everyone likes fun. This is my unshakable belief in life. If there is no fun in this world, I would rather not live... "Hong Fu Runs at Night" talks about this point."

"Hong Fu Runs Away at Night" is based on the romantic affair between Li Jing, a great general at the end of the Sui Dynasty, and Hong Fu, a prostitute in Yang Su's family. It uses modern people's eyes to look at history and express the awkward situation of intellectuals in an anti-intellectual society. In the complex interweaving of history and reality, fantasy and reality, the novel seems absurd, but it embodies the irony of reality and the yearning for freedom and fun. As Wang Xiaobo said in the preface: "I write about the inner heart rather than the appearance, the spirit rather than the form."

[Editor's recommendation]:

Wang Xiaobo's classic masterpiece, commemorative edition for the 20th anniversary of his death! "The Book of Fun" from the Doubt Trilogy - "If there were no interesting things in this world, I would rather not live."

Free and rational, eccentric, and darkly humorous, Wang Xiaobo's writings have inspired generations of young people like a fluttering flag over the past twenty years. Wang Xiaobo is a landscape that will never disappear in bookstores!

Exclusive authorization for all of Wang Xiaobo's works! Including unpublished manuscripts and a large number of personal photos!

Teacher Li Yinhe personally proofread the entire manuscript and wrote a preface to recall her longing for Wang Xiaobo.

Wang Meng, Wang Shuo, Li Jingze, Zhang Yihe, Xu Zechen, Xu Haofeng, Mai Jia, Feng Tang, Chai Jing and many other famous literary figures have recommended this book and paid tribute to Wang Xiaobo.

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In my mind, Xiaobo is a romantic knight, a wandering poet, and a free thinker. ——Li Yinhe

I miss Wang Xiaobo so much, a truly independent writer! ——Zhang Yihe

Wang Xiaobo once said that at home, at work, and in front of people you know, you are treated as a person and respected, but in a place where no one knows you, you may be treated as a thing. I think being treated as a person, not a thing, everywhere is dignity. - Chai Jing

I read The Golden Age carefully. It is not just good. It is great. When writing these words, the author had only pure literary thinking in his mind and was only responsible for literature. However, those words arranged with the simplest words are not only permeated with poetry, but also melted with extremely dense, thick, subtle and profound information about the times, society and life, and explored the mysteries of human nature. - Liu Xinwu

After reading Wang's novels, you will doubt whether Wang Xiaobo is "really that bad?" ... He writes in such a naive and uninhibited way, and he is always a little wild and mischievous, which is not without a "rogue" flavor ... If you often see and feel the barrier of masks in the works of some people, then his novels make you feel that he often wears a mask. - Wang Meng