For 10 points, name this author of the novels Brothers and To Live.
In his most recent work of fiction one of the protagonists enlarges one of his breasts in order to sell a breast enlargement product and loses his supposedly secure job at a state run factory. This author of Leaving Home at 18 wrote the story of a man, named Xu Sanguan, who makes money by selling his blood during the Cultural Revolution in Chronicle of a Blood Merchant. He also wrote a novel dealing with Xu Fugul who lost his family fortune and is forced to become a peasant in Communist China. That work was made into a film, and won the Cannes Film Festival Grand Jury Prize, for which the Chinese government forbade the director, Zhang Yimou, from producing films for two years. For 10 points, name this author of the novels Brothers and To Live.
In his most recent work of fiction one of the protagonists enlarges one of his breasts in order to sell a breast enlargement product and loses his supposedly secure job at a state run factory.
{Yu Hua}