Young Chinese Writers Embrace Personal Narrative Amid Exile
A new generation of Chinese writers is moving away from narcissistic tendencies, opting instead for personal writing that observes social changes. Despite experiences of exile, these authors are producing literature that reflects on societal transformations.
Key facts
- Young Chinese writers are moving away from narcissism
- They embrace personal writing
- Their work observes social mutations
- Exile is a common experience among them
- The article was published in artpress
- The article was published on March 1, 2001
- The literature is described as having a 'nouvelle jeunesse' (new youth)
- The writers are part of a young generation
Entities
Institutions
- artpress
Locations
- China
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