Pure Dimensions

This book collects the author's representative short stories since the late 1970s, including "e;The Right to Love,"e; "e;Summer,"e; "e;Journey to the Distance,"e; "e;Winter Without Snow,"e; "e;White,"e; "e;Red,"e; "e;Epidemic,"e; "e;Oblique Tower,"e; "e;How to Alleviate Sorrow,"e; "e;Are Birds Better at Walking or Flying?"e; "e;Golden Mountain of Beijing,"e; "e;Dry-up,"e; and more. Drawing from her own experiences as an educated youth sent to work in rural areas, the author rediscovers the "e;past"e; from a contemporary perspective. She abandons simplistic value judgments through comparison and, in her own way, demonstrates the connection between textual gaps/truth and contemporary history/narrative philosophy. Delving deep into the recesses of human nature, the book embodies the profound reflections of an intellectual on suffering and humanity.