Wu Hang
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Summary
The book follows Jiang Chuanxu's growth as its main thread, encompassing hometown, family, school, friendship, and the inner world of youth. Employing magical realism, it borrows a strange and rebellious “scoffing eye” to peer into this bizarre world and deconstruct a young man's confusion about and understanding of the adult world. Through numerous dramatic anecdotes and metaphors, it blends dream and reality, rendering with penetrating depth the bewilderment and seeking of a youth on the road to growing up.
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who prefer literary language and value aesthetic experience in a text
- Thinkers interested in philosophical questions of memory, time and identity
- Readers who appreciate unconventional narrative structures and can accept fragmented, collage-like styles
- Literature lovers interested in serious literary writing by young Chinese authors
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking fast-paced, plot-driven entertainment
- Readers who prefer traditional linear narrative and want a clear beginning, development and resolution
Reading tips
- Read in a relatively quiet place where you can concentrate, so as to enter the spare atmosphere the book creates
- Try not to force the plot into a whole; follow the flow of language and let emotions and images accumulate
- Leave some time before rereading certain chapters; a non-linear structure often reveals new connections on a second reading
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People's Daily Press is a social science publisher directly under People's Daily, covering fields such as Party and government affairs, journalism, history, culture, philosophy, economics, and society, with main publishing directions in Party and government titles, journalism, history and literature, and civil service examination materials. Its library of 238 titles includes Party and government readings such as Xi Jinping's Use of Classical Quotations (Volumes I and II), historical and world history works such as Five Hundred Years of Iran, Guardians of Dunhuang, and Seeing History through Geography: The Age of Exploration, as well as legal titles such as Li Jianwei on Civil Law and military books such as 100 Years of Small Arms. Its authors include Abbas Amanat, Ji Kaiyun, Xing Wenhai, the People's Daily Commentary Department, and Dong Hongliang, reflecting a publishing profile that draws on media and academic resources and combines thematic publishing with humanities and social sciences.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 序
- 锲子 诡妙的神谶
- 第一章 八万里风鹏正举
- 1.讥讽瞳
- 2.《蒲公英册》
- 3.祭泉
- 4.永昶
- 5.江川絮
- 6.林晓童
- 第二章 高地佛语抑春心
- 7.“风化的山墙”头一遭
- 8.飞鹰走狗李伯苗
- 9.早恋坟头蒿草高
- 10.春风又吹太史公
- 第三章 群策群力的救人狂欢
- 11.“马贡多镇”的遥风
- 12.共饮长江水
- 13.钱乃身外物，不可多得也
- 14.情圣的幻光
- 15.被李白抄袭的巨匠
- 第四章 人生而自由，却缚枷锁中
- 16.扶烂泥的伟大尝试
- 17.厚土不足掩其“水”
- 18.不漏不漏！何为末技？
- 19.马良问大地，谁主沉浮？
- 20.黄钟毁弃，瓦釜雷鸣
- 第五章 父与子的“罅隙”
- 21.九龙盘圣的瞎扯
- 22.瞌睡无根，越睡越深
- 23.下棋还是射鸿鹄
- 24.没有“铁幕演说”的冷战
- 25.沉默的“太公兵法”
- 26.人不“己为”，天诛地灭
- 27.“黑珍珠”与粉刷匠
- 第六章 情书出手终身误
- 28.梦谷是领土
- 29.浪漫之物惟恍惚
- 30.七彩祥云的大话
- 31.你随我走，天下我有
- 32.“刺卿”《纱马行》
- 第七章 绿荫照水爱卿柔
- 33.浪里白条浪江湖
- 34.潜伏虎将何牧修
- 35.绿荫照水爱卿柔
- 36.欲擒故纵失了手
- 37．纠察大队慢慢走
- 第八章 灰头土脸的老子
- 38.生悲悯，难笑心恙之人
- 39．今世进士尽是近视
- 40.忧郁的视网膜
- 41.不窥牖，见天道
- 42.捍卫科学的汗马功劳
- 第九章 流放“墨憨斋主人”
- 43.笑话屁话和鬼话
- 44.昨日之日不可留
- 第十章 树生于广莫之野
- 45．屏风后立人
- 46.路通天下
- 47.广莫之野的大树
- 第十一章 悖德舞弊牙难活
- 48.野马分鬃的试卷
- 49.不可逃避的生死契
- 50.齿冷则心寒
- 51.翻案登徒子
- 第十二章 此道不及蜀道难
- 52.星空下的牛魔王
- 53.磨牙吮血非等闲
- 第十三章 不朽不朽的故地
- 54.难过迷津的幻光
- 55.聒碎乡心梦不成
- 56.生命沥血般的无极
- 57.漫漫汤汤，山石崩摧
- 第十四章 坐吃山崩的“净坛使者”
- 58.相逢一笑泯恩仇
- 59.司马光砸缸
- 60.皮之不存，毛将焉附
- 第十五章 雕花的英雄甲胄
- 61.渐臻化境的套路
- 62.人生是盒巧克力
- 63.雕花的英雄甲胄
- 64.蝉吟鹊噪方知静
- 65.垃圾桶与柏林墙
- 第十六章 殉道者和卫道士
- 66.一瞑不视
- 67.国学呀，你将何去何从？
- 68．现世王骀“大恍哥”
- 第十七章 “诗手”大赛
- 69.好热闹，波间涌出蓬莱岛
- 70.老夫聊发少年狂
- 71.“曝诗荒野”杀威联
- 72.你是我的一曲昼梦
- 73.破裂与迷茫的祝生
- 第十八章 冥冥旧人人不识
- 74.时间这无力的革新家
- 75.岁底不足，提防天哭
- 76.至乐心愉的哑笑
- 77．冥冥中人谪仙客
- 第十九章 雪庐长话真为不真
- 78.“真为不真，不真为真”的幌子
- 79.雪庐长话怪力乱神
- 80.雁过也，正伤心
- 第二十章 一点烛火照阴阳
- 81.呵呵笑我，我笑呵呵
- 82.感天动地窦娥冤
- 83.我若为王
- 第二十一章 从天而降的“基汀”
- 84.法线、法宪、法显
- 85.天竺取经第一人
- 86.我步入丛林
- 第二十二章 一朝丧落，流离失所
- 87.座中诸位，谁不怀忧？
- 88.花残月缺，镜破钗分
- 89.命是这样，岂能洄游
- 第二十三章 魂兮归来，哀江南
- 90.跳崖老鼠，一伤至斯
- 91.寒食祭奠，风霜摧折
- 92.目极千里兮，伤心悲
- 第二十四章 东隅已逝，桑榆未晚
- 93.梦惊尚觉寒
- 94.枯藤老树昏鸦
- 95.八月八龙抬头？
- 第二十五章 船长！我的船长！
- 96.无力指摘的领域
- 97.腐化的天堂电影院
- 98.船长！我的船长！
- 99.八千壮士赴戎机
- 100.碎片化的“知识”
- 第二十六章 人心不死，灯芯不灭 —— 大学篇
- 101.情为何物，惟恍惟惚
- 102.枕上黄粱，一厢情愿
- 103.变大变大，是谓大学
- 104.猴王不老，信念不衰
- 105.人心不死，灯芯不灭
- 第二十七章 冯翼惟象，何以识之
- 106．梅花三叹白努力
- 107.常好潘驴邓小闲
- 108.汝梦登天兮
- 109.人有万相
- 第二十八章 不履迷津，幻梦将散
- 110.虽不能至，心向往之
- 111.真理之口，幻梦将散
- 112.裹着雪域的梦中人
- 第二十九章 时不当兮，阴阳易位
- 113.时不当兮，阴阳易位
- 114.避水金睛秦观书
- 115.温婉璞玉林半桥
- 116.带头大哥朱小鱼
- 117.飒沓如流星
- 第三十章 孟光接了梁鸿案
- 118.兄弟如手足
- 119.环环相扣的骗术
- 120.蝇头半纸被人篡
- 第三十一章 受难日里风波恶
- 121.坐在海上补张网
- 122.受难日的欢歌
- 123.袒胸四恶
- 124.千面郎君
- 125.砧板鱼肉
- 126.锁屏没打开
- 127.最大的白日梦
- 128.长太息以掩涕
- 第三十二章 初始的生命之钟
- 129.太史慈遛弯——见怪不怪
- 130.当时只道是寻常
- 131.泣血蝇虫笑苍天
- 132.一只小兔叫嘟嘟
- 133.二郎神嘟戬
- 134.初始的生命之钟
- 135.及她横行之日
- 第三十三章 见信如晤
- 136.真人成假人
- 137.久羁难振，息交绝游
- 138.先生犯鬼，猝不及防
- 139.盘盘大棋满天飞
- 140.游尘浮絮惹烦恼
- 第三十四章 江海漂漂共旅游
- 141.手机公司总基地
- 142.天然交响乐
- 143.弹幕盘古
- 144.誓断左膀与右臂
- 145.蝎子的寓言
- 146.山大沟深，尽出阴背愣
- 147.古城的叹息
- 第三十五章 讨薪檄文
- 148.和尚头疼不头疼
- 149.《讨薪赋》
- 150.糜竺遇美人
- 第三十六章 鹅衔明珠，愁来碰人
- 151.白鹅衔明珠
- 152．霰雪遇明灯
- 153.此西游非彼西游
- 154.愁来碰人
- 155.不成功惶恐症
- 第三十七章 相鼠有皮，人而无仪
- 156.地走人形兽，春开鬼面花
- 157.最伤是旧人
- 158.斯德哥尔摩综合征
- 159.阳恶与阴恶
- 第三十八章 人言落日是天涯
- 160.微火天堂
- 161.岁月你别催
- 162.无人知晓
- 163.望极天涯不见家
- 第三十九章 日出之际，会做一个梦
- 164.家境、家境与家境
- 165.向着自由的“白珍珠号”
- 166.风推浪涌，正好扬帆
- 167.苍山大漠，匹马天涯
- 168.日出之际，会做一个梦
- 第四十章 吾道非邪，不至于此
- 169.恶浪卷英莲
- 170.露水的世啊
- 171.吾道非邪，何至于此
- 172.亲爱的小孩
- 第四十一章 腊去春来又一春
- 173.腊去春来又一春
- 174.救妄心者，正是真心
- 175.他必在世界一隅小憩
- 第四十二章 暮光之中，万物垂坐
- 176.一篱秋千
- 177.鱼鸟之恋
- 178.一壶浊酒尽余欢
- 179.反求诸己
- 尾声 春光大好，不必悲伤
- 后记 中道而无杭
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About the author
Jiang Yingzhu is an author about whom little public information is available. The only verifiable detail currently is that one work appears under this name: the social novel Wu Hang. As no clear records of birth and death dates, nationality, or educational background have been found, little can be said about the author's personal life. Based on the existing clues, Jiang Yingzhu's writing is mainly represented by Wu Hang, a work classified as a social novel, which suggests that it draws on real life and social relations and focuses on ordinary people's choices and experiences in specific circumstances. Writing of this kind usually relies less on sensational plots than on observation of social life and grasp of character psychology. A single work is not enough to sketch the author's full creative trajectory or stylistic development; the range of subjects, narrative habits, and language features still await confirmation from more works. Readers may take Wu Hang as a starting point for understanding Jiang Yingzhu's writing, while further study depends on the release of new material.
