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Deng Xian's new work "The End of China's Educated Youth", grandly launched by People's Literature Publishing House, has received enthusiastic response from all walks of life in Yunnan. Deng Xian was invited to the spring city of Kunming on the afternoon of October 9 to meet and discuss with writers from the Yunnan literary circle, more than 20 educated youth from the Golden Triangle, and news media. The scene of the symposium was touching. The educated youths who used to hold submachine guns to fight and kill the enemy are now over fifty years old. When talking about their youthful days, they were so excited that they could not speak a sentence and burst into tears. Everyone present was moved by this. The word "educated youth" caught the attention of the Kunming media the next day.

Signing scene

On the afternoon of October 11, when 10 protagonists of the book and author Deng Xian appeared hand in hand at the signing scene of Xinzhi Book City, hundreds of people were waiting there. Many readers applauded heartily to express their respect. The lively autograph signing scene was unprecedentedly spectacular. Unless you see it with your own eyes, it is hard to believe that Deng Xian had such great appeal among the educated youth.

Different from previous book signings, those who eagerly lined up to buy books were no longer the common "star-chasers", but a group of middle-aged educated youths who had experienced vicissitudes of life. Whether they are signing autographs on stage or buying books off the stage, the faces of the educated youth are filled with a kind of incomparable pride. This group of educated youth, which has been gradually forgotten by people, has become the protagonist of today. Today seems to have become a festival for educated youth.

Many educated youths present could not help but talk about the past...

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