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Gao Xiaosheng

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  • Scene from Romance of the Three Kingdoms
    Chinese literature
    / After the Cultural Revolution

    
such as Wang Zengqi and Gao Xiaosheng—the latter’s short stories about Chen Huansheng, a simple and honest peasant, met with success—continued to write, while younger writers emerged: Wang Anyi; Mo Yan, who gained a literary reputation with his fanciful story Touming de hongluobo (1984; The Diaphanous Red Radish) and went


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such as Wang Zengqi and Gao Xiaosheng—the latter’s short stories about Chen Huansheng, a simple and honest peasant, met with success—continued to write, while younger writers emerged: Wang Anyi; Mo Yan, who gained a literary reputation with his fanciful story Touming de hongluobo (1984; The Diaphanous Red Radish) and went


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