Which writer do you like the most?

Personally, I like Yu Hua more. Yu Hua's works were all the rage when he was in college, and perhaps because of his studies in journalism, he could always read a different feeling from Yu Hua's works.

I like Lu Xun, although it has been a long time and many historical backgrounds can no longer be understood, but his words still have the depth and profundity of the truth. Look at this sentence: "It is better to transform yourself than to forbid others!" "Classic!

I think it's Dellosa, Peru, he's a very prolific and good quality writer, and it's probably not a run to say he's the greatest writer alive today. As a master of structuralism, each of his articles will have a new structural form, and some of them are as delicate as a high-end watch, and every level is tightly fitted.

I think it's Faulkner in the United States. I have a kind of fledgling complex for him. I started reading literature when I was 20 years old, and I used to just read some of it casually and didn't have much awareness. The first real literary work was his "Noise and Commotion".

Actually, the favorite, I should say, Borges. The words woven by this old Argentine man are just perfect. Whether it's ** or poetry, in Borges's text, you can always be wrapped in those atmospheres.

Camus of France. Few works hit me to the heart like The Outsider. In addition to being uncomfortable, it is even more uncomfortable.

It's boring to be alive, it's okay to be dead. Isn't there a proposition that has been mentioned all the time, what is the meaning of life? If you put it in this book, there is no answer, life is nothing, and it is boring.

Romain Rolland's John Christopher and his "Legend of the Giant" are also worth a look. Love his writing style, and his stories.

Jane Austen, a very delicate and sensitive British female writer. She only wrote six short ** books in her life. The most famous is Pride and Prejudice Her second work, originally titled First Impressions.

Others, such as "Sense and Sensibility", "Emma", etc., are also brilliantly written. The ending is also happy, but it is a pity that this author did not find his own Mr. Darcy.

The author of "The Catcher in the Rye" writes about himself.

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Poets: Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Li He, Wang Wei, Haizi Lyricists: Li Qingzhao, Su Shi, Xin Qiji, Liu Yong.

Yuan song writers: Guan Hanqing, Bai Pu, Ma Zhiyuan, Zheng Guangzu.

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