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Wang Zengqi is a modern Chinese dramatist and literary critic. His works have created many distinctive characters. 1. Fugui in Alive: A farmer who has experienced the suffering and torture of China's rural areas. He is strong, optimistic and open-minded. He struggles unyieldingly for the survival of his family and children. 2. He Baorong in the book,"Receiving the Commandment": a young man with a complicated personality, vanity, and depravity. He experienced many setbacks and tribulations in the story, but he finally chose to fall. However, his fall was also due to his inner struggle and helplessness. 3. Zhan Zhao in the Three Heroes and Five Righteous Men: A smart, witty, upright and brave chivalrous man. He helped the righteous people fight against evil forces and protect the peace of society. The Fourth Master Feng in " Tofu Flower ": A shrewd, selfish, and meticulous businessman. He used various means to obtain more benefits in the story, but his greed also made him lose a lot of things. 5. Wang Er in Yellow Earth: A simple, hardworking and kind-hearted farmer. He constantly struggled and worked hard for the survival of his family and children, and finally obtained happiness and satisfaction under the arrangement of fate. These are just some of the characters in Wang Zengqi's works. He has created many other distinct characters such as the male lead in Waiting, Being Ordained, and Lady of the Traviata.

Dickens was the representative of 19th-century English literature. He had a large number of novels. The following are the numbers of some of his famous novels: The Great Gatsby (1895) Oliver Twist (1897) David Copperfield (1899) 4 David Copperfield and Twilight 1900 5 Great Expectations (1901) Oliver Twist Part 2 (1907) The Second Gatsby (1908) The Moon and Sixpence (1909) Oliver Twist (Part 3) 1910 David Copperfield (Part 3) 1911 This is just one of Dickens 'many novels. He wrote many other novels and collections of stories.

Dickens wrote quite a few novels. To be specific, I believe he wrote around 15. Some of his most famous ones are still popular today.

Dickens wrote quite a few novels. I think it's around 15 or so.

Dickens serialized quite a few novels. For instance, 'A Tale of Two Cities' and 'David Copperfield' were among them. The exact number varies depending on how you classify and count, but it's safe to say he was prolific in this format.

Charles Dickens published a considerable number of novels. I think it's around 20 or so.

Charles Dickens wrote a considerable number of novels, including classics like 'Oliver Twist' and 'A Tale of Two Cities'. I think the total is around 20 or so.

Charles Dickens wrote a considerable number of novels. I think it's around 15 or so.

Dickens wrote many novels, the most famous of which included Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, David Copperfield, etc. He wrote 12 and a half novels, including Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, David Copperfield, Great Hopes, Jane Eyre, The Pick 'wick-papers, Captain Grant's Children, 18th Brumaire, Madame Bovary, and Andromache.

Dickens was the most important and influential figure in the history of world literature during the English Renaissance. Dickens 'main works include: - Oliver Twist - A Tale of Two Cities - David Copperfield (David C personal email)