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Wang Meng

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

    …exemplified in the stories of Wang Meng, with their stylistic experiments in stream of consciousness, and of Bai Hua, with their sharp political criticism of the previous 20 years; the symbolic “obscure” poetry of Bei Dao and others; the relatively bold dramas, both for the stage and for the screen,…

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    …exemplified in the stories of Wang Meng, with their stylistic experiments in stream of consciousness, and of Bai Hua, with their sharp political criticism of the previous 20 years; the symbolic “obscure” poetry of Bei Dao and others; the relatively bold dramas, both for the stage and for the screen,…

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