Festival of Chinese Character
Whether you are learning Mandarin or simply love Chinese culture, we warmly invite Czech friends of all ages, from every corner of the country, to join this special online calligraphy contest.

“The End” (盡頭) is a collection of literary criticism and essays by Tang Nuo, continuing his characteristic depth of thought and wide reading. The book revolves around the theme of endings, exploring the places where literature, film, history and personal experience meet, and describing in sensitive words how people make decisions and struggle when they stand before their limits.
Tang Nuo knows how to turn the experience of reading into profound insights. In “The End” he writes about a number of authors, such as Kafka, Nabokov and Conrad, and reflects on how the characters in their works move along the border of life. His criticism is not just an analysis of the text; it also touches on the atmosphere of the era, political circumstances and personal memories, and shows his unique perspective and style of writing. A thoughtful sadness runs through the whole book; it is at once a search for answers to the question of the human condition and a deep conversation about reading and writing.
We warmly invite you to the Prague Library in Traditional Chinese, where you can borrow the book and set out on a reading journey that is well worth taking.


Whether you are learning Mandarin or simply love Chinese culture, we warmly invite Czech friends of all ages, from every corner of the country, to join this special online calligraphy contest.
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