E. Liu (Book order)

E. Liu Book order

Liu E was a Chinese writer, archaeologist, and politician, renowned for his novel The Travels of Lao Can. His literary style is characterized by the incorporation of illusions and imagery drawn from classical Chinese literature, masterfully employing symbolism. Consequently, his works resonated deeply with readers possessing a classical education, appealing to the sophisticated tastes of his society. Liu E's prose offers a captivating glimpse into the literary and cultural landscape of the late Qing Dynasty.

Mr. Derelict

176 pages
7 hours of reading

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