book, it belongs to all the friends who helped publish it." The sudden death of Wang Xiaobo in 1997 marked the beginning of the Wang Xiaobo phenomenon. His works have been disseminated and accepted unprecedentedly, and have prompted serious reactions in both the folk and intellectual circles. In the 21st century, he is among the most-read of 1990s Chinese novelists Various forms of Wang Xiaobo commemorative meetings and work seminars continue. For a time, Wang Xiaobo's phenomenon swept the literary, literary and literary criticism circles. The explosion of Wang Xiaobo's phenomenon lies in his essays. It is worth mentioning that his essays have received attention before him. Critics have compared Wang Xiaobo's heat to Chen Yinke's heat, the second boom of the liberal wave in China. Though Wang Xiabo continues to be very popular , mainstream critical reaction to his novels has been limited and the focus of interest is his essays. Before his death, Wang Xiaobo once said, "One day we will all die, and there will be people walking on the path of pursuing wisdom. I can't see what happens after death. But when I was alive, I thought about it, and I thought about it in my heart. I'm very happy." The famous contemporary Chinese writer Wang Meng commented on Wang Xiaobo: “Wang Xiaobo is a very thoughtful person. I am interested in his philosophical prose and essays. But for his novels, to be honest, I didn’t finish reading them because of his style is not great to my appetite." Huang Ping, a professor of the Chinese Department of East China Normal University and a young critic: "(Wang Xiaobo) joking about aesthetics, a masterpiece of a generation". Gao Xiaosong regards him as a "god-like existence"; Feng Tang said he was "a miracle" and "a very good start." Wang has been identified as an inspiration for and early representative of minjian, grassroot intellectuals, a population of alternative intellectuals who were able to grow around the 2000s in China. List of works Wang Xiaobo wrote several novels, short stories collections and essays, some of which have been translated into English, French and Italian. Novels 《红拂夜奔》 Running Away At Night 《万寿寺》 Wan Show Temple 《黄金时代》 《白银时代》 The Silver Age 《青铜时代》 The Bronze Age 《黑铁时代》 The Iron Age 《夜里两点钟》 Half Past Two At Night 《茫茫黑夜漫游》 The Vast Tour 《樱桃红》 Red Like Cherries 《寻找无双》 Looking for Wushuang or In Search of Wushuang