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  • Yu Dafu

    
works the most popular was Rijijiuzhong (1927; “Nine Diaries”), an account of his affair with the young left-wing writer Wang Yingxia; the book broke all previous sales records in China. The critics’ favourite is probably Guoqu (1927; “The Past”), praised for its psychological depth. Yu also wrote essays and classical


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works the most popular was Rijijiuzhong (1927; “Nine Diaries”), an account of his affair with the young left-wing writer Wang Yingxia; the book broke all previous sales records in China. The critics’ favourite is probably Guoqu (1927; “The Past”), praised for its psychological depth. Yu also wrote essays and classical


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