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Canceled: 作家：鲁蔓

Saturday, 10/5/2024
2:00 - 4:00
Chinese Center Exhibit Space - 3rd Fl
Main Library

100 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
United States

415-557-4400

《你好，小提琴》是一部知青题材的长篇小说。作者鲁蔓，生于1950年代的南中国，自幼喜欢文学艺术，酷爱小提琴。当过红卫兵，但从未参加过“打砸抢”；做过知青，担任过生产队队长和省知青标兵，还经历过神秘的命案；“文革”后成为恢复高考后的第一届大学生，毕业后进入媒体业，在1980年代兴盛活跃的思想出版界领一时风骚。1989年后远走美国，现居旧金山湾区。


这是一部半自传性质的小说。记录颇具传奇性质的知青生活之外，作者将笔墨延续到了美国的生活。先后也来到美国的，还有他知青时期刻骨铭心的爱人，以及众多的知青战友加琴友。知青时期的爱恨恩怨，理想情怀，也在异国的土地上继续发展、延伸、变化。他们之间，有百转千回的真情，有不离不弃的友谊，有坦诚激烈的思想交锋，谁也想不到的是，还有刀光剑影的生死考验，以身殉国的低吟悲壮。当年一起慷慨激昂、指点江山的战友们，在异国的土地上各自奋斗多年，如今被易平成立"中国知青基金会"的倡导，重新点燃当年的激情......

本次新书分享会上，作者将与您分享知青生活的甘苦与感悟，以及对过往人生的真挚反思。

更新：因为作家健康问题，我们不得不取消这个活动。 如有最新消息，我们会更新我们的网页。 

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