A short story from this country ends with the line "Save the Children" after its protagonist begins seeing the line "Eat People" in the classics he is studying.
A novel from this country contains an encounter with a one-armed peasant who chopped off his arm right before passing out due to a snakebite, thus saving his life. That novel from this country sees a traveler ask an old man if he has gone the wrong way, only to be told that "the road is not wrong, it is the traveler who is wrong." God appears in the form of a green frog in that novel from this country inspired by a misdiagnosis of (*) lung cancer. A short story from this country ends with the line "Save the Children" after its protagonist begins seeing the line "Eat People" in the classics he is studying. For 10 points, name this country home to the author of the novel Soul Mountain as well as the author of the short story "Diary of a Madman," Gao Xingjian ["gow shing-jahn"] and Lu Xun ["loo shring"], respectively.
A novel from this country contains an encounter with a one-armed peasant who chopped off his arm right before passing out due to a snakebite, thus saving his life.
People's Republic of China [or Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo] 