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Mazen: Noodle Maker

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The Chinese Milan Kundera, the exile writer, Manzen's novel novel "The Mudddle Mayker.". The first work to appear in China in 1991 but was badly damaged by censorship by the authorities, was published in English in 2004 as a restructuring version of the original. Since 1987, the exile has been in action in Hong Kong, Germany and Britain, with unique black humor and a cold historical look. The novel is in the form of a pre-synthetic writer who wrote the story of people around him, and he describes it in the Omnibus form. It is a black humor that draws human bliss, releasing the satire and satiatical satiruism for Chinese society's unchallenged. While dealing with the inconsolability of Chinese society after Dengshaning's opening up, it also talks about the remains of the Cultural Revolution. The author uses the powerless individuals, the neighbors who are not of any class, to be trapped in the desirability of society. But they are a powerful, irrational figure of the materialist, or of the weak, the weak. There is also a dramatic and factual picture of the breakdown in the age of fear and distrust and the young generation who have been baptized by material objects since the Reformation.

Korean title: 누들 메이커

Korean author: 마젠

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954606806

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November 19, 2008

People's lives are torn in hands and split like thousands of noodles. People are born crying for their lives, but the world that greets them is complicated. Like thousands of noodles, the fates and circumstances around them, and the people's responses to the situation around them change people'll be the same. That's the life of a man. The most local is the world's most global. This book says:. The most Chinese is the world's most important thing. The great-grandfather, Machen, is a so-called

마젠: 누들 메이커
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