Wenhao 1979, starting with contributing to Story Club

In the winter of 1978, Yu Zhen did some calculations. Since his writing skills were lacking and he couldn't yet copy top-tier masterpieces, and given the starting rate of 3 yuan per thousand words for new authors, becoming a full-time contributor to *Story Club*, a magazine with relatively low literary requirements, seemed like a good choice. The *Story Club* editorial department: A new author submitted 25 articles at once, and what's worse, all of them were of excellent quality—what to do with so many good articles?! Editors of other magazines: What? *Story Club*'s recent works have surpassed ours in literary quality?! What? All submissions are from the same author?! Snatch him! Snatch his articles! Writer Yu belongs to the entire nation, not to *Story Club* to monopolize! So, when nationally renowned magazines actively sought his contributions, Yu Zhen, riding the wave of internationalizing author royalties, began to profoundly reshape the grand and majestic image of Eastern literature with his works. Years later… What? Foreigners are preparing to pre-select his Nobel Prize eligibility, but with additional conditions? Do you even understand Chinese to judge whether Lao Tzu's works are good or bad? Do you think your standards are the standards for world-class literary works?