Ni Kuang Talks Three and Four (5) Bo Meng

Ni Kuang, renowned for his ""Wesley"" novels, once remarked, ""My prose is better than my novels!"" This preference for his own prose is evident in ""Ni Kuang Talks Three and Four,"" which features five of his remarkable prose works, including ""Adultery,"" ""Love Words,"" ""Show Love,"" ""True Love,"" and ""Bo Meng."" Through witty and humorous language, Ni Kuang delves into the intricate dynamics between men and women, offering unique insights into contemporary situations. Describing books as either ""good"" or not, Ni Kuang's prose is lauded for its aesthetic appeal, as affirmed by Cai Lan. Additionally, Tao Jie praises Ni Kuang's prose for its sharpness, clear expression of emotions, and its ability to discuss the celestial and the mundane, portraying the heart of a child and the sentiments of a maverick.