Bi Feiyu’s unique interpretation of world literature will lead the reader to some wonderful novels. The online volume of these articles exceeds 10 million, and the first edition has been printed 17 times. The updated version has been printed 6 times in 9 months since its publication in September 2020. The Chinese version of " Literary Lectures" has sold more than 200,000 copies, and it is still selling well.

Bi Feiyu's unique interpretation of world literature will lead the reader to some wonderful novels. The online volume of these articles exceeds 10 million, and the first edition has been printed 17 times. The updated version has been printed 6 times in 9 months since its publication in September 2020. The Chinese version of " Literary Lectures" has sold more than 200,000 copies, and it is still selling well.

WINNER OF THE 2010 MAN ASIAN LITERARY PRIZE Three sisters struggle to change the course of their destinies in a China that does not belong to them. Yumi uses her dignity, Yuxiu her seductive charms, and Yuyang her desire for success. This breathtaking story vividly captures the all-consuming desire for power in a society obsessed with saving face. Whether it's in the Wang family village, where lift is attuned to the rhythm of work and the slogans of the Cultural Revolution, or in urban China of the 1980s, the sisters are not prepared to be just another wave in the 'infinite ocean of people'.

In a fit of jealousy, Xiao Yanqiu, star of "The Moon Opera", disfigures her understudy with boiling water. Spurned by the troupe, she turns to teaching. Twenty years later, "The Moon Opera" is restaged, under the patronage of a rich local factory boss who insists that Xiao Yanqiu return to the role of Chang'e. So she does, this time believing she is the immortal moon goddess. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Peking Opera, this devastating portrait shows the extent to which a desperate woman will embrace an exalted image of herself in an effort to flee earthly concerns.