He also wrote "The Temple", "In the Park", and The Other Shore, as well as a work inspired by a display of fishing equipment, Buying a Fishing Rod for My Grandfather.
This man wrote a story in which the main character almost drowns, then returns to find that no one noticed he was missing. This author of "Cramp" and "The Temple" described a cyclist getting hit by a bus in "The Accident". In one of his plays, the Man and the Card Player are encountered by the Crowd, a group of actors who play a rope game. He also wrote "The Temple", "In the Park", and The Other Shore, as well as a work inspired by a display of fishing equipment, Buying a Fishing Rod for My Grandfather. His most famous work details a man with cancer who travels down the Yangtze to the title location. Name this Nobel Laureate and author of Soul Mountain, a Chinese author.
This man wrote a story in which the main character almost drowns, then returns to find that no one noticed he was missing.
{Gao} Xingjian [or {Kao Hsieng}-{chien}]