In the ups and downs of the literary world, the post-80s writers have begun to become the new backbone of the literary world. Let's take a look, do you know these "post-80s" writers? Have you read all of their works?
Zhang Yueran
Representative works: "Sunflower Lost in 1890", "Zhang Yueran Ten Loves", "Oath Bird", "Cocoon" and so on
At the age of 14, Zhang Yueran began to publish works, and his works such as "Tao Zhi meteorite" and "Black Cat Does Not Sleep" were published in "Sprout" magazine, which caused great repercussions in the youth literary circle and were reprinted by many newspapers and periodicals such as "Xinhua Digest". His writing style is endowed with thinking and talent. In 2006, Zhang Yueran was awarded the "2006 First Chinese Writers Rich List".
Guo Jingming
Representative works: "Magic City", "Sorrow Against the River", "Little Times" and so on
He is a Chinese writer, the chairman of Shanghai Most World Culture Development Co., Ltd., and the editor-in-chief of magazines such as "Minimal Society". In high school, Guo Jingming published articles under the pseudonym "Fourth Dimension" under the website Banyan Tree. In 2002, he published his first book, The Edge of Love and Pain. In 2003, he was well known and concerned for his fantasy novel "Magic City". On June 27, 2013, the film of the same name written and directed by Guo Jingming was released.
Han
Representative works: "Triple Gate", "Minus Zero Degree", "A City", "Glory Day" and so on
Han Han became famous as a student because he won the first place in the New Concept Essay Competition, and then caused social controversy because of his withdrawal from school. Since then, he has published his first novel, Triple Gate, which has set a best-selling record and become an outstanding racing driver, the only annual champion of rally and track racing in China. In 2010, he was selected by Time Magazine as one of the 100 influential people in the world.
Lee was stupid
Representative works: "Red X", "The Man Who Was Treated as a Ghost", "Three Years of Li Silly" and so on
A member of the Chinese Writers Association and one of the post-80s representative writers, he is known as "Young Shen Congwen", and Ma Yuan praises him as "the head of the 5 tiger generals of the post-80s power faction". Li Silly's prose is a kind of pure nature after stripping away the evil customs, washing away the lead color and returning to the pure heart.
Spring trees
Representative works: "Beijing Doll", "Look Up to See the Big Dipper" and so on
Contemporary women writers and poets. In 2000, Haruki dropped out of high school and began writing freely. In 2004, she won the 5th CyberFinger Internet Culture Pioneer Award. In 2004, she became the cover of Time magazine in the United States, and Americans called her a "new radical." In Haruki's work, we can see some of her cathartic anger, as well as the confusion and rebellion of the teenagers of this era.
Sun Rui
Representative works: "Grass-like Years", "Life Does Not Understand" and so on
Before 2004, no one knew who Sun Rui was, and in just a few months, a copy of "Grass Years" had made Sun Rui one of the "Top 5 Idols". Sun Rui's vivid and vivid writing, humorous and witty style, and the essence of Beijing-style literature, often make people feel lost and endure more than not only.
Jia Fei
Representative works: "Heaven on Earth", "Chinese Youth", "A Wolf in the North" and so on
He is a popular young writer in China, a member of the Chinese Prose Literature Association, and a member of the Sichuan Writers Association. In 2009, he was selected as one of the top 100 "Chinese College Students of the Year" by the Ministry of Education, the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, and the People's Daily, in 2010, he was named "China's Top Ten Inspirational Writers after 80s" by the American Overseas Chinese Daily, and in 2012, together with Han Han and Nine Knives, he was named "China's Top Four Young Writers".
Xu Xiaowen
Masterpieces: "Who Stole My Love" and so on
Post-80s female emotional writer. In 2002, Xu Xiaowen specialized in writing, and her works are atmospheric, the language is sharp, and the philosophy of life is permeated between the words. Xu Xiaowen is known as a rising star among post-80s writers, and her English work: "Who stole my love" has gone global.
Zhang Jiajia
Representative works: "Season Five", "Passing Through Your World", etc
In 2011, he first worked as a film screenwriter and was nominated for the Golden Horse Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for "Knife To See Smile". In 2013, he published the book "Passing Through Your World", which was selected as one of the top ten good books in the literature category of the Fifth China Book Power List. In 2015, Zhang Jiajia wrote and directed the film "The Ferryman". In March 2016, he ranked 7th in the 10th Writers List. Zhang Jiajia, who is known for her delicate emotional writing, has many mature and unique views on her attitude towards life and love.
Zheng Xiaoqiong
Representative works: "Jute Ridge", "Iron", "Depth of the Night" and so on
Zheng Xiaoqiong was the most talked about post-80s poet in 2007, first winning the People's Literature Award, followed by the controversy caused by his refusal to join the Writers Association. A lowly educated writer, assembly line worker, migrant poet, etc. are all her previous resumes. Her poems are full of challenges and contempt for the injustices of the world, and the words are filled with heart-wrenching power.
A lot of surplus
Representative works: "Poetry of the Gentle Wind", "Far Away", "Cannibalization", etc
He has published works in many pure literary newspapers and periodicals under the pseudonyms of Soft Wind and Anon. Xu Superfluous's series of avant-garde novels that reflect rural life are rough and bold, and in the creation of regional novels that focus on the reproduction of original language, he has been looking for an essential spiritual core similar to "root".
The identity of the post-80s is like a city. In this city, every post-80s writer has his own feelings. Their perception represents the thinking and exploration of the post-80s generation...