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唐人故事
《唐人故事》：王小波最富灵气的小说，插图单行本，首次公开出版。本书是王小波上个世纪80年代创作的小说，由于当时王小波先生尚未被大众发现，这本小说由他个人自费出版，仅印刷1000册，之后直至今日尚无单行本流传世间，但其价值一直被众多专家学者看好，也是千千万万王迷们一直想买而找不到的，它由“舅舅情人”、“夜行记”、“红拂夜奔”、“红线盗盒”、“立新街甲一号与昆仑奴”五篇组成，小说充满调侃、幽默和机智，颇能代表王小波小说的精髓，是王小波版的《故事新编》。
209 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 1, 2008
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Wang Xiaobo
104 books157 followersWang Xiaobo (Chinese: 王小波) was a Chinese writer who became famous after his death.
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Wang was born in an intellectual family in Beijing in 1952. He was sent to a farm in Yunnan province as an "intellectual youth" at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1968. In 1971, he was sent to the countryside of Shandong province, and became a teacher. In 1972, he was allowed to return to Beijing, and he got a job as a working in a local factory. He met Li Yinhe in 1977, who was working as an editor for "Guangming Daily", and she later became his wife. He was accepted by Renmin University of China in 1978 where he studied economics and trade and got his Bachelor's Degree. He received his Master's Degree at the University of Pittsburgh in 1988. After he returned to China, he began to teach at Peking University and Renmin University of China. He quit his job as a college lecturer in 1992, and became a freelance writer. On April 11, 1997 he died suddenly of heart disease at his apartment.
Wang Xiaobo on paper-republic.org.
Wang was born in an intellectual family in Beijing in 1952. He was sent to a farm in Yunnan province as an "intellectual youth" at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1968. In 1971, he was sent to the countryside of Shandong province, and became a teacher. In 1972, he was allowed to return to Beijing, and he got a job as a working in a local factory. He met Li Yinhe in 1977, who was working as an editor for "Guangming Daily", and she later became his wife. He was accepted by Renmin University of China in 1978 where he studied economics and trade and got his Bachelor's Degree. He received his Master's Degree at the University of Pittsburgh in 1988. After he returned to China, he began to teach at Peking University and Renmin University of China. He quit his job as a college lecturer in 1992, and became a freelance writer. On April 11, 1997 he died suddenly of heart disease at his apartment.
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