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Brief Introduction to Ba Jin's Germination
1933 In August, Germination was published by Modern Bookstore. It was immediately banned by the Kuomintang authorities. The monthly magazine Literature, which was renamed Snow and published in June 5438+0934 and June 5438+0, was removed by the inspection authorities. In August of the same year, the name of the characters in the book was changed and the book was renamed "Coal", but it was still not allowed to be published. /kloc-0 changed its name to Si Nuo in September, 1935, printed at its own expense, published by the Ping She Institution in San Francisco, USA, and secretly distributed. It was not published by Cultural Life Publishing House until 10, 1936.

Among Ba Jin's novels, Autumn in Spring is the most poetic and a sad love elegy. Ba Jin's Autumn in Spring is based on a true story. Through a love tragedy, the novel accuses the evil of feudal autocracy and denies the idealism of the supremacy of love. Its uniqueness in Ba Jin's works lies in its poetic language and structure, as well as the ups and downs of plot clues.

A Cold Night, one of Ba Jin's representative works (Volume I and Volume II of Suit), is Ba Jin's last novel. The book describes the life and death tragedy of a young civil servant, and through him reveals the rough fate of honest and kind intellectuals in old China. Ba Jin made no secret of his joy or pain. His words are desperate and enthusiastic, like a cry to the old world.