About the author
Dai Bing is a Chinese-language writer about whom limited public information is available; his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly recorded. Judging from the three works held in the collection, Dai Bing's writing spans both classic works and social fiction. Representative titles include The Grooves of Sound (Xinmin Shuo), Fictional Ash, and The Dark Side of the Moon: Selected Works of Dai Bing (part of the Qianshan Seven Peaks series). These titles suggest a sustained interest in sound, memory, the boundary between reality and illusion, and the darker sides of human nature. The writing appears to move between realistic observation and psychological inquiry, combining attention to social life with a certain allegorical imagination. The appearance of The Dark Side of the Moon as a selected volume may offer a concentrated view of his creative range. Given the limited material available, a full picture of Dai Bing's literary development and standing awaits further information; readers may begin with these three works to sense his narrative style and concerns.
Written (3)
Rating 3.8★ The Grooves of Sound (Xinmin Shuo) 戴冰 Guangxi Normal University Press · 2026 This book follows the threads of everyday musical life to tell the author's many stories about music. It recounts his own experiences learning instrum… Rating 3.4★ The Dark Side of the Moon: Selected Works of Dai Bing (Seven Peaks of Qianshan Series) 戴冰 Guangxi Normal University Press · 2026 This selection brings together 18 short stories by Dai Bing. Having studied Borges for fifteen years, he is deeply influenced by Borges: his plots are… Rating 3.5★ Fictional Grey 戴冰 Guangxi Normal University Press · 2023 Fictional Ash is a collection of novellas and short stories by the writer Dai Bing. It includes such pieces as "Zhang Qiong and Emma Zunz," "For Nie J…Publishers
Guangxi Normal University Press