Xia ri luo

by Yan Lianke

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Xia Riluo is a corporal. He was a rookie soldier - a rookie soldier with a brand new automatic rifle. Corporal Xia used the brand new automatic rifle to commit suicide. A carpeted investigation ensued and the truth shocked everyone. Yan Lianke is the author of "Serve the people" and "Me and My Father's Generation." He is dubbed the author with the most banned books in China.… (more)

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Xia Riluo is a corporal. He was a rookie soldier - a rookie soldier with a brand new automatic rifle. Corporal Xia used the brand new automatic rifle to commit suicide. A carpeted investigation ensued and the truth shocked everyone. Yan Lianke is the author of "Serve the people" and "Me and My Father's Generation." He is dubbed the author with the most banned books in China.

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