Zhang Ailing's " I See Su Qing " publishing house, when will it be published?

Zhang Ailing's Blockade was published in 1939.

The following are some of the publishing houses that published Zhang Ailing's works and briefly introduce their collections: 1 Taiwan Dayun Bookstore: published Zhang Ailing's novel collection, Legend, Legend 2, Zhang Ailing's novel collection, Red Rose and White Rose, etc. 2. Taiwan United Daily News Department: He has published Zhang Ailing's novel collections, Rumors, Red Rose and White Rose, Zhang Ailing's novel collection, Zhang Ailing's classic novel series, etc. 3. Shanghai Translated Press: He has published Zhang Ailing's collection of novels, Legend, Legend 2, Zhang Ailing's collection of novels, Red Rose and White Rose, etc. 4. Lijiang Press: Zhang Ailing's collection of novels, Lust, Warning, Aquilaria Fragments: The First Furnace of Incense, Aquilaria Fragments: The Second Furnace of Incense, Zhang Ailing's Collection of Stories, Zhang Ailing's Classic Series of Stories, etc. 5. China Youth Press: published Zhang Ailing's novel collections, Legend, Legend 2, Zhang Ailing's novel collection, Red Rose and White Rose, etc. 6 Peking University Press: published Zhang Ailing's collection of novels, Legend, Legend 2, Zhang Ailing's Collection of Stories, Red Rose and White Rose, etc. All of the above publishing houses have collected a large number of works of Zhang Ailing, covering her works of different periods and styles. It is a very comprehensive collection of Zhang Ailing's works.

A Smile Is Alluring was published by Beijing Press in 2000. The press was a famous publishing house that had published many excellent online novels.

Zhang Ailing's novel, Tulip, was published in 1935. It was a novel about the anti-Japanese period in Shanghai. Currently, the copyright of the novel seemed to have been sold. It could be read by newcomers in some libraries or online bookstores. However, due to copyright protection, we are unable to determine the exact publication date of the book.

Journey to the West was a novel by the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen, first published around 1600. The book was originally written in classical Chinese, but after many times of revision and polishing, it finally became a modern Chinese literary work. At present, Journey to the West has become a classic in the history of Chinese literature, translated into many languages and widely spread.

Su Qing and Zhang Ailing were both outstanding figures in the history of Chinese literature, but their writing styles and literary achievements were different. Su Qing was an important figure in the history of modern Chinese literature. Her representative works included "Golden Age" and "Bathing", which were famous for their unique narrative style and feminism. Her works mostly described the lives of the lower class people and had a deep insight into the dark side of Chinese society. Zhang Ailing was another important figure in the history of modern Chinese literature and was hailed as one of the representative figures of modern Chinese literature. Her representative works included "Red Rose and White Rose" and "The First Furnace of Incense", which were famous for their unique literary style and in-depth portrayals of female images. Her works mostly involved the dark side of human nature and social reality, which had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature. Although Su Qing and Zhang Ailing were both excellent, they were different in terms of literary achievements, literary style, and social influence.

Zhang Wei's Literature (1 - 10 volumes) was divided into 10 volumes by China, including Wasteland, Border Town, Home, Spring Silkworm, Summer, Autumn Fruit, Winter, Landscape, People, and Past. These novels were all representative works of Zhang Wei, with high literary and artistic value. The book was published by China Culture Press in October 2005.

Celebrating Years was published by the People's Literature Press.

Celebrating Years was published by the People's Literature Press.

Celebrating Years was jointly published by China Friendship Press and People's Literature Press.