When did Han Han start blogging

I started writing in '05 and the blog was on track in '06.

Here are the first two, and I have a backup of all of Han Han's blog posts.

If you want to leave your mailbox. Fill the duck.

A few days ago, I saw a newspaper content that said what happened to Yu Hua's Boke. And then the comrades of a publishing house said something.

To the effect that after Yu Hua wrote Boke, some netizens asked him, why don't you write the second half of your good brother, what kind of Bock is written.

This seems to have had a huge impact on the authors and publishers of the false canon. After a long time, I suspect that even the netizens who spoke forgot what they said, and the publishing house came out and said that Comrade Yu Hua is still very good, working hard to write the manuscript, and it is almost ready. As for this Bock, it's just a casual time when I'm tired of writing, and it won't affect it.

It's not a bad job.

As for it. For a writer, I think that all life is a proper job, and from the moment you sit down and start writing, it is called a bad job. Baby Anne was very frank and said that for a best-selling author, writing about Bock was a waste of material.

How sincere. In comparison, how hypocritical Yu Hua or the comrades of the publishing house are.

Busy, who is as busy as me. There are 18 games to go.

But I'm more idle than anyone else. How did you do it.

Now where is the true temperament of the codeword, the female writer is true**, the male writer is true** (inappropriate words), and it can be spelled together to be a true temperament. There are some completely unknown netizens in various peculiar industries. I have to say that in the blogs opened by Sina, the writing of famous writers is almost the worst.

Thoughts, don't talk nonsense, thinking is thinking day and night, as I said earlier, thinking about that thing, only superficial, not profound. Therefore, don't work hard for famous writers, for art, classics are never made up by experts. It's a genius.

This is a quote from Sina, look back in mid-February. I really didn't expect it to be what it is now. I really have perseverance, I'm most afraid of the manuscript, why is this written like this? Maybe I'm afraid I'm too autistic.

Han Han will delete some of his previous blog posts after a while (I believe there are his own reasons), so students who are not careful will think that it is 06 years of blogging.

The official opening of the blog began in 05, and you can follow Han Han, this good comrade has saved all the blog posts since Han Han opened the blog in 05.

I've been reading his blog since '07.

Han Han was born on September 23, 1982 in Jinshan, Shanghai, China. Chinese professional rally and track racer, writer, editor-in-chief of "Solo Singer" magazine, and involved in ** creation. In 1998, he won the first prize in the "New Concept" essay contest with "Peeping People in the Cup".

In March 1999, Han Han began to write "Triple Gate", which has sold more than 1.9 million copies since its publication. He is currently a professional racing driver of Shanghai Volkswagen 333 Team. In April 2010, he was selected as one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" by Time Magazine.

Many people are willing to call him the leader of the post-80s, because he is the most famous of the post-80s and the earliest representative of the post-80s debut.

Chinese name: Han Han.

Nationality: Chinese.

Ethnicity: Han.

Place of birth: Shanghai.

Date of birth: 23 September 1982.

Profession: Writer, race car driver.

Graduated from: Luoxing Middle School, Zhujing Town, Shanghai.

Representative works: "Triple Gate", "Poison".

Han Han's sticker.

There is news that Mr. Guo Jingming, a post-80s writer, has become an official, and after reading the relevant reports in detail, I feel that he is just the vice president of a publishing house, not a "big official". **And some good people just like hype, if you just look at the title, I think Xiaosi got on a "helicopter". Some netizens insisted on putting Han Han and Guo Jingming together on this matter.

And I think, don't compare Han Han and Guo Jingming, these two people can't be compared.

Han Han is the sun, writing an article is like breathing fire, not to burn you, but also to make you burn off the skin. Guo Jingming is the moon, writing articles is like blowing air conditioning, not freezing you to death, but also making your hands and feet numb from the cold. The writing of the former is stormy, while the writing of the latter is rotten oak and snow.

One is rigid and the other is soft, how can the two have such different writing styles and compare them together?

Their works are like fire and water, stone and cotton, there is no similarity, since they are not the same kind, how can they compare? Can rock music and opera be easily compared? How to compare?

Than what? What are the criteria for comparison? Maybe they also have something in common, such as being very shy, quiet, and not talking much, which can be seen from the TV shows they participate in.

Such similarities are not comparable.

Actually, I am not very familiar with them personally, I have read some of Han Han's articles (all of which are in his blog), and as for Xiao Si, I have only read some chapters of "How Much Do You Know About the Flowers in Your Dreams" written by him. So I don't read much about their work, and maybe I'm much more interested in the news about them than in their work.

Han Han, born on September 23, 1982 in Tinglin Town, Jinshan District, Shanghai, is a Chinese writer, director, and professional racing driver. In 1999, he won the first prize of the first National New Annihilation Shed Essay Contest with the article "Peeping People in the Cup", Han Han dropped out of school in the first year of high school, and then published the first feature ** "Triple Gate" year, he published the anthology "Zero One Degree", which won the first place in the national best-selling list that year. In 2002, he published ** "Like a Teenager Flying Away".

In 2003, he began his professional racing career. In March 2004, he published a collection of stupid Gaimin's essays, "Five Years of Han Han". In 2005, he opened a blog and began to write blogs in September of the year, and released his first record book "Cold: Eighteen Forbidden", and he edited "Solo Singer".

In 2010, Han Daizhihan appeared on the cover of Time magazine in the United States, and he published a collection of essays "Youth". In June 2012, Han Han released the app reading app "One·One", and he published "One: Nice to Meet You".

In July 2014, he directed "After the End" was released in Chinese mainland and served as the executive producer of the youth film "Hourglass".

Guess a riddle: "If you don't enter the last day, you won't enter the next day, because you will destroy your people because of taking Viagra; Within the family, the two are the same, and the thighs are two drops of water."

Han Han said that "One" can be regarded as a continuation of "Soloist", "Every day we choose one for you from the reports that keep coming. Every day, we offer you a review, a way of thinking about things. Every day, there is an essay or ** or essay waiting for you to read slowly.

Finally, there's a question that you can ask whoever you want. We'll collect it for you. He said that in the massive amount of information on the Internet, "One" emphasizes perspective, texture and slow depth reading.