[Anticipation] (lit. Anticipation)
Short story by Dai Qing.
Dai Qing (real name: Fu Ning) is a college graduate in engineering with several years’ experience repairing radio equipment in Beijing.
“Anticipation” was her first story and has been her most famous. In 1980 she worked in the Foreign Liaison Section of the National Writers’ Association in Beijing; by 1983 she had become a reporter at Guangming ribao. (Copied from Roses and Thorns)
Translations:
Anticipation
Translated by Billy Bikales
Publications
| Roses and Thorns: The Second Blooming of the Hundred Flowers in Chinese Fiction, 1979-1980 | University of California Press, Berkeley | Dec. 1984 | US |
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