One author from this country wrote about Bilgee, who helps the protagonist adjust to life in the wilderness in Wolf Totem. Another author wrote of a man who pleads, "Save the children" after he begins to see the words "eat people" appear between the lines of literary classics. That author's Call to Arms also includes a story about a wretched sycophant who attacks the "Imitation Foreign Devil," gropes a nun, and revels in a beating received by a superior as a "spiritual victory." The author of "A
One author from this country wrote about Bilgee, who helps the protagonist adjust to life in the wilderness in Wolf Totem. Another author wrote of a man who pleads, "Save the children" after he begins to see the words "eat people" appear between the lines of literary classics. That author's Call to Arms also includes a story about a wretched sycophant who attacks the "Imitation Foreign Devil," gropes a nun, and revels in a beating received by a superior as a "spiritual victory." The author of "A (*) Madman's Diary" and "The True Story of Ah Q" championed this country's New Culture Movement, while its only Nobel Laureate wrote the play Bus Stop and the novel Soul Mountain. For 10 points, identify this country home to Jiang Rong, Lu Xun, and Gao Xingjian.
One author from this country wrote about Bilgee, who helps the protagonist adjust to life in the wilderness in Wolf Totem.
{China} [or {Zhongguó}; or the {People's Republic} of {China}; or {Zhonghua Remin Gongheguo}]