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眾聲喧嘩

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=本書特色=‧繼上海顧繡傳奇《天香》之後,王安憶續勘城市集體情感與記憶,再現上海灘市井小民生命傳奇! ‧ 關注上海的邊緣小人物與生活,探討城市與愛情的深情書寫!‧ 王安憶以高度詩意的語言,探問市井生活、記憶、愛情、文明反噬等主題,記錄與回顧我們已然失去或者尚未失去的簡單之心。=內容簡介=這麼多聲音裡,哪一句是戀人絮語?王安憶筆下的每一座城市,都像自己對深擁著的戀人耳語,如此款款深情,喃喃繾綣。我們的生活也許貧脊而孤獨,但全因喧嘩的眾聲,我們因而感受存在,因而悲喜。在生命的眾聲中,《眾聲喧嘩》是王安憶置身文明城市表達原始的欲望,書寫啟發人類、豐腴靈魂的另一頁。寫小說的人,尤其是我這樣的現實派,可能不太喜歡特別傳奇性的東西,倒是對生活的表象,尤其是那種日常性的東西會比較感興趣。        ——王安憶    《眾聲喧嘩》收錄王安憶最新中篇小說〈眾聲喧嘩〉,以及〈愛套娃一樣愛你〉、〈釋夢〉、〈林窟〉、〈戀人絮語〉、〈閃靈〉、〈遊戲棒〉、〈陽光下的魅影〉、〈流螢〉等短篇作品。生活在上海,以上海作為寫作背景和舞臺,王安憶說:「我的全部經驗就在其中。」然而上海之外,書寫&

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Wang Anyi

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Wang Anyi (王安忆, born in Tong'an in 1954) is a Chinese writer, and currently the chairwoman of Writers' Association of Shanghai. The daughter of a famous writer and member of the Communist Party, Ru Zhijuan(茹志鹃), and a father who was denounced as a Rightist when she was three years old, Wang Anyi writes that she "was born and raised in a thoroughfare, Huaihai Road." As a result of the Cultural Revolution, she was not permitted to continue her education beyond the junior high school level. Instead, at age fifteen, she was assigned as a farm labourer to a commune in Anhui, an impoverished area near the Huai River, which was plagued by famine.

Transferred in 1972 to a cultural troupe in Xuzhou, she began to publish short stories in 1976. One story that grew out of this experience, "Life In A Small Courtyard", recounts the housekeeping details, marriage customs, and relationships of a group of actors assigned to a very limited space where they live and rehearse between their professional engagements.

She was permitted to return home to Shanghai in 1978 to work as an editor of the magazine "Childhood". In 1980 she received additional professional training from the Chinese Writer's Association, and her fiction achieved national prominence, winning literary award in China.

Her most famous novel, The Everlasting Regret (长恨歌), traces the life story of a young Shanghainese girl from the 1940s all the way till her death after the Cultural Revolution. Although the book was published in 1995, it is already considered by many as a modern classic.

Wang is often compared with another female writer from Shanghai, Eileen Chang, as both of their stories are often set in Shanghai, and give vivid and detailed descriptions of the city itself.

A novella and six of her stories have been translated and collected in an anthology, "Lapse of Time". In his preface to that collection, Jeffrey Kinkley notes that Wang is a realist whose stories "are about everyday urban life" and that the author "does not stint in describing the brutalising density, the rude jostling, the interminable and often futile waiting in line that accompany life in the Chinese big city".

In March 2008, her book The Song of Everlasting Sorrow was translated into English.In 2011, Wang Anyi was nominated to win the "Man Booker International Prize."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Anyi

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