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Alan Wang China Local time: 05:53 English to Chinese + ...
Jan 27, 2012
It is not “officially” confirmed a scandal. But, from the information dug up (still ongoing) it is going to be big.
He was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2010.
He is believed to be the most popular blogger on the planet. His name is Han Han.
The suspicion is he did not write any or some of his novels, he had a ghostwriter – possibly his own father.
His father was a writer of mediocre ability. And this mediocrity if �... See more
It is not “officially” confirmed a scandal. But, from the information dug up (still ongoing) it is going to be big.
He was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2010.
He is believed to be the most popular blogger on the planet. His name is Han Han.
The suspicion is he did not write any or some of his novels, he had a ghostwriter – possibly his own father.
His father was a writer of mediocre ability. And this mediocrity if “transplanted” to his own son, a 16 yrs old, it would give birth to a genius. It was a masterstroke!
The indictment includes the argument that he was quite apathetic to English as a teenage yet he included English even latin words in his writings.
Among the most convincing arguments is that even though he said he didn’t read classics he quoted from and alluded to them ingeniously in his work.
His downfall will be devastating and demoralizing for his fans Worldwide who think he was Untouchable. ▲ Collapse
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wherestip United States Local time: 16:53 Chinese to English + ...
Sounds like fraud to me
Jan 27, 2012
Alan Wang wrote:
It is not “officially” confirmed a scandal. But, from the information dug up (still ongoing) it is going to be big.
He was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2010.
He is believed to be the most popular blogger on the planet. His name is Han Han.
The suspicion is he did not write any or some of his novels, he had a ghostwriter – possibly his own father.
His father was a writer of mediocre ability. And this mediocrity if “transplanted” to his own son, a 16 yrs old, it would give birth to a genius. It was a masterstroke!
The indictment includes the argument that he was quite apathetic to English as a teenage yet he included English even latin words in his writings.
Among the most convincing arguments is that even though he said he didn’t read classics he quoted from and alluded to them ingeniously in his work.
His downfall will be devastating and demoralizing for his fans Worldwide who think he was Untouchable.
... if found to be true, that is. And that's a big if. But thanks for keeping us abreast.
BTW, I would hardly describe fraud as a masterstroke, unless one condones it.
[Edited at 2012-01-27 15:43 GMT]
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wherestip United States Local time: 16:53 Chinese to English + ...
Good Question
Jan 27, 2012
James_xia wrote:
他和翻译这个行业有关吗?
我是从来没听说过他的名字的,不过咱这儿是世外桃源, 不免对国内的时事孤陋寡闻。 ...
网上大概看了一下。 It seems like there's more controversy surrounding his political views on democracy than the suspicions/aspersions cast on his academic integrity or literary brilliance.
A blog article on nytimes.com by Eric Abrahasmen titled "Han Han’s U-Turn?" shed some light for me on what the opposing arguments are. I have to say that at first blush, some of Han's opinions on democracy sound more rational, and much less radical to me than those of others.
Anyhow, I agree with James. This topic doesn't seem to belong in this forum.
[Edited at 2012-01-27 21:46 GMT]
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Zhoudan Local time: 05:53 English to Chinese + ...
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