The noisy fragments of Zhou Danfeng

"The Noisy Fragments" is the first novel by Hong Kong young literary author Zhou Danfeng. With a vision that intersects rationality and sensibility, Zhou Danfeng wanders around the two poles of the city, from Wong Tai Sin to Central. Following the rhythm of water-like language, he cuts out fragments of the city, capturing those that have been abandoned due to endless planning and development. The crowd exiled to the margins - "We are the stains that the city lights try to erase. We are the part that does not exist in the city." Each narrative fragment is not only an independent existence, but also a clue to the absurd reality, releasing the silent noise from the bottom of society and all the secrets of this rootless city. I don’t want to praise Zhou Danfeng’s writing charm. Readers can easily notice the surging rhythm of language in his first book, as well as the magical metaphors flickering in it, or the wise aphorisms that repeatedly pierce the banal daily life. "Noisy Fragments" grabbed me at a deeper level - the author must know that narrative conventions are not just a game on paper, but a constant structure buried deep in the bottom of life, controlling our destiny, so he used this force to turn the story into a discus. Thrown into shards of glass. ——Xie Xiaohong (writer) The novelty of Zhou Danfeng's novels lies in the fact that he gives them a new and rich "feeling of existence", which is rare in Hong Kong literature. ——Deng Xiaohua (writer) It is probably not difficult for us to discover that rising from the broken words, the city whose name we no longer want to mention in recent years, its (her) silhouette, its (her) dark scene, its (her) hearing or inaudibility Noise. ——Lang Tian (reviewer) About the Author: He once studied at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. His writings have appeared in the supplements of Ming Pao, Fangyuan, Zihua, Intangible, and the online literary platforms "Funci" and "Biezi", etc.