Second-hand book, "Pu Sa Man" [99% new]

This is a story told by a ghost about a common family in the south of China, a traditional Chinese family. The story takes place from the 1960s to the 1980s. Su Tong said: "I wrote a weeping ghost who didn't know why he suffered so much, and later he didn't want to meddle in human affairs anymore. He wanted to go to hell and leave a greater loneliness to others, to me, to all of us... So I wrote 'Pusaman'." This is a distinctive work among Su Tong's novels.

Su Tong is a renowned writer and a professor at Beijing Normal University. He graduated from the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University in 1984 and began his literary career during his university years. He has since written and published numerous novels, novellas, and short stories, including "Maple Tree," "Opium Family," "Wives and Concubines," "Blush," "Women's Lives," "Rice," "The River," and "The Sparrows." Many of his works, such as "Wives and Concubines" and "Blush," have been adapted into films and television series. His short story "Cigu" won the 5th Lu Xun Literary Prize, his novel "The River" won the 3rd Man Asian Literary Prize, and his novel "The Sparrows" won the 9th Mao Dun Literary Prize.