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『簡體書』城市门(英)

書城自編碼: 2642235
分類:簡體書→大陸圖書→小說中國當代小說
作者: 王海,张同让
國際書號(ISBN): 9787508529318
出版社: 五洲传播出版社
出版日期: 2015-07-01
版次: 1 印次: 1
頁數/字數: 600/
書度/開本: 32开 釘裝: 平装

售價:HK$ 183.2

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陕西作家始终保持着一份可贵的不合时宜的清醒,这种清醒在《城市门》表现为对社会弊端的高度警惕和深刻反思。王海以其平静的近乎冷酷的叙述,无情地撕下了城市化进程中虚伪的外衣,让我们看到了农民失地进城后生活的真实图景,一群在城市的外衣下遮蔽着的失去了自己的迷惘的灵魂。王海小说的确有阎纲先生所言的那种“愣”劲,有种“愣”味道。这种“愣”,在《城市门》中,即表现为一种严酷的现实主义精神,一种不虚掩不夸饰不作伪的勇气。
關於作者:
Wang Hai is the vice president of '' Shaanxi Writer''s Association and Xianyang Federation of Literary and Art Circies, resident writer of Ocean Universifit of China, honor ary dean of Xianyang Literature Research Institute, Major works of Wang Hai include: The Ghost Mountain, which is a collection of short stories; novels The OLd Tomb, Prisoner, Paradise, Clty Gates. In 2006, one of Wang Hai''s novels, Paradise was adapted into Long Gone the Bell Tone, a stage play, by Shaanxi People''s Art Theater, The play was awarded the “outstanding play” by the Ministry of Culture of People''s Republic of China and was selected to cast on the China Drama Centennial Memorial and National Outstand- ing Drama Performance lunched by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Ministry of Culture of People''s Republic of China. The novel was recommended as one of the “mus- read books in Chinese''l on the Frankfurf Internationai Book Fair in 2009, City Gates won the national prize of “Five-One Project” of Shaanxi province in 2012, and was adapted into a movie by the same name by Changchun Film Studio.
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Henry Primus left, but he kept thinking of the cattle. He could not deny that it was the perfect dairy cattle, which he had been seeking for so many years. It could be made into a good drumhead after it was well-fed and became plump and sturdy. But he could not accept Lil Monster Wang''s request. The “Dragon''s Paw” was his treasure. He would not sell it to anyone from other villages no matter how poor he was. The fellow villagers would not allow him to do this, nor would he himself. Arriving home, he was filled with gloom. He sat alone, smoking. He was waiting for Sunday. When Wednesday just passed, he asked his wife how many days away was Sunday. When Sunday came, he felt extremely uneasy. He went to the market early in the morning. When he arrived at the town, he did not go to the cattle market. He kept wandering in the streets. He had a bowl of mutton soup for breakfast. Hours later, he set off for the cattle market. He walked around in the market, but did not see Lil Monster Wang. He wondered whether Wang decided not to sell the cattle. He panicked and regretted for losing the cattle.
Suddenly, he saw that dairy cattle pulled into the market by Lil Monster Wang. He realized that Wang was so shrewd, like him, that he was testing his patience and determination. He had heard of Lil Monster Wang, a big name at Upper Park Woods. It is said that he could do Kungfu and was always ready to defend the weak and helpless. And he sometimes did something deceptive in order to dominate the market. He was very scheming, for which he earned the name “Tiger” and gained wealth. Henry Primus pretended that he did not see him. Wang stood in the market with the cattle beside him. Henry Primus went on wandering around the market and negotiating with the other sellers. Wang picked up a branch to scrape off the mud on the cattle, without communicating with anyone. The cattle, standing still to enjoy the combing, had its bright yellow hair shimmering in the sun.
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