Guo Jingming, Han Han and Baby Anne who is more popular

As an author, Baby Anne is the most popular, because her books are suitable for people from middle school to white-collar workers, and Xiao Si's books are biased towards sad literature, and most readers are middle school students. And Han Han is popular as a celebrity.

But judging from the sales volume, the fourth is the most.

By red, I mean the widest range of people.

It should be the fourth child, and every one of his books should be the number one seller. The audience of Han Han and Baby Anne is relatively small, for example, Han Han's language is too sharp, and Baby Anne's writing is more suitable for girls. The fourth child is both men and women, boys can watch the phantom city, and girls can watch sadness flow into a river.

So it should be that the little four is more red.

Well, Anne was more popular a few years ago, because after all, she debuted much earlier.

If it is now, it should be Xiaosi (Guo Jingming), because although Han Han's ** rate is relatively high, it is generally because he quarrels with others again......

Xiao Si's book sales are the best, and he runs a cultural company and publishes magazines, so he should have a relatively large number of works, so his popularity is also high.

However, Han Han and Guo Jingming's characteristics are that they either like him very much, or they hate him very much, which is quite extreme, after all, both of them are characters who stand on the cusp.

It's boring. Because I'm an Anne fan, I'm definitely going to be Baby Anne.

Ann's fans have gone from being white-collar workers to being high school and junior high school students. Not everyone can appreciate Anne's beauty.

Besides, in terms of seniority, Anne is obviously not on the same level as them.

Guo Jingming's youth fans are relatively large.

Han Han's fans are more quality.

And it's not that whoever has more fans will be popular, but those who really know how to read and love reading, and those who discuss more will be more popular.

The rain hits the piano key and says it more correctly.,The word "red" is too broad.。。

Said in support of Anne.

Han Han is more red. Guo Jingming is the best at making money with fame. Baby Anne is relatively low-key, but relatively strong in literature.

They're all narcissistic, so I say no one is good. So be it.

The benevolent see the benevolent, and the wise see the wise.

If you say who's more popular

That should be the little four.

But if you talk about talent, if you have qualifications, it's Anne Babyla

Han Han's fans are more high-quality and appreciate Han Han more.

I don't like people who don't apologize for plagiarism, and there is no depth.

Ann's popularity is very high, I just want to say that Ann's article is really profound, although I don't read much, but I think it's very good.

Or Han Han's overall popularity is higher.

It must have been Baby Anne.

Neither of them has the qualifications to match.

Guo and Han's words.

Ju is still biased towards Han Han.

For different people.

I don't even look at it in my heart.

It seems to be about the same.

It's just that none of them have the same style.

So it can't be compared.

Han Han and Xiaosi are on the national literature list.

is still in the top few It seems that Han Han is a little ahead of Xiao Si.

What they write is sometimes very descriptive.

So it's easy to be accepted.

Annie's text is a bit poisonous, so it's not acceptable to everyone.

Annie. Definitely.

I read her book for 7 years. Like deep into the bone marrow.

Han Han personally likes it more. Because he dares to speak. I appreciate that.

Guo Jingming. Now I feel more and more uncomfortable. I liked the previous works more, and now I think he.

It's not just lak.

Anne for sure.

One day you'll believe it's Baby Annie. Xiaosi also grew up reading Anne's books.

Although I prefer the fourth, I think Anne is more popular, and I really have a lot of young people who like Anne, but the fourth, it seems that the older people don't like it.

Truth be told, all three are pretty much the same.

Yeast is richer though.

But Eh hates him.

Han Han and Annie.

Baby Annie.

Xiaosi is also very popular.

Han Han is also very popular.

If it weren't for my partiality.

They're all pretty much the same.

It's all good, but I can't really find one that is more popular, because these three people are my favorite authors.

Baby Anne, of course!!

Anne Anne Anne, support Baby Anne.

It's not at all comparable, especially Guo Jingming.

In general, Han Han is more well-known.

Just look at the most ** on the bookstall and you will understand = =

But I like Han Han!

There is no comparison between 3 people.

One is high-profile, one is flamboyant, and the other is too low-key.

Your question is a bit too much.

Guo Jingming: He has lost his former purity.

Sometimes I see his ** or something.

There is a sense of conspiracy.

It's hypocrisy.

I've read a lot of books, but I just like Baby Anne.

Red"? That's too much of a word.

Guo can't be compared with the other 2 people at all.

Han Han. Obviously. I've known him since I was in elementary school.

I mean, are they the same in terms of writing and creative techniques, no. Although Xiao Si likes Anne, the content and writing are different from Anne. In Anne's essay, the vocabulary is very large but not jerky (later works), a highly repetitive expression, like an undercurrent wave, pushing deeper and deeper layer by layer.

Most of the content of the writing is not out of the realm of love. And the content of Xiaosi's writing is not only emotional, but also magical. For example, "Phantom City".

The writing is gorgeous, and it is a very abstract metaphor to describe feelings or feelings. Obviously, the two are not all the way. What kind of reading experience will they get from reading their books, and will they be the same?

Different. Let's make a quick comparison. Watching "Little Times", you will be surprised by Gu Li's poisonous tongue, and you will also feel funny for Tang Wanru's strangeness.

It's easy to read, and there is no deep thinking. Anne's work will be very depressing to read in the early stage. It's actually quite a painful feeling.

It's like pouring out all the negativity of human nature. In the later stages (after "Lotus"), reading will require a high degree of concentration, otherwise you will miss a lot of important details. The feeling of reading is also like a person gradually stepping into the deep corners of the heart.

Being able to see yourself. The mood will be calm, but under the calm there is an undercurrent. Will there be overlap among the readers who read their books, and what is the situation?

There will be. But it should be a very rare part. Let's put it this way, if you like to read Little Four Books, you may like Anne's early works.

But most of the people who can really read and like it from "Lotus", "Su Nian Jinshi" and "Spring Banquet" should no longer read Xiao Si's books. Of course, all kinds of strange things are not ruled out. Anne's early works and a certain part of the expression of Xiao Si are common, that is, the painful and negative part that permeates the work.

This may be a very pretentious word. But whoever wants to tell me that he never has negative emotions, I have to beat him to death. The difference is that the sorrow and pain of the little four are given directly.

Anne is what is inherent in the characters in her writing. Therefore, the work will be more in-depth and more tense than that of the fourth child. This is a reflection of the difference in the skills of the two people.

I was a sunny kid before I met Anne, and I still am after contact, but the other side of Gemini is a little bit ready to move. I knew I would never be able to banish, yes, banish, like Anne. I was a good obedient boy, I smiled decently in front of strangers, wore clean clothes, and wrote some clean words.

Anne is like a blue iris in the water to me, an illusion of life. When the illusion comes, we enter through the two entrances of time separately and meet each other, and the illusion disappears and we say goodbye. Anne is still the same down-and-out but beautiful woman, and I am still the same good boy who studied hard and prepared for the university entrance examination, and nothing has changed.

It's like a ronin who hides in an abandoned house on a rainy day, starts a fire, and then the next day the rain stops, the fire goes out, and the ronin continues on his way. The ruined mansion didn't change the direction of the ronin, but the ronin will remember that one rainy night he used a fire to keep warm in an abandoned house. The ronin will be grateful for the fire, and I will be grateful to Annie.

I remember a year ago when I saw "Farewell to Vivian" in the bookstore I used to write about when it was raining and it was spring, but the spring was cold, and the raindrops on the tall floor-to-ceiling glass windows were sliding along a disordered trajectory. The blue book was placed in a prominent position alone, standing alone like Anne. <>