Is it true that the word "XX" was deleted in Jia Pingwa's "The Wasted Capital"?

Although now is a very fast-paced era, we all know that each of us must still have our own spare time, but in these spare time, we can find something we are interested in. Because it can relax our mood well and free us from the intense and busy study and work. Among these choices of relaxation methods, many people will choose reading, because reading is often not only a kind of relaxation, but also can improve our own personal quality. I believe that friends who like reading literary works should have read Jia Pingwa's book "The Wasted Capital". So, is it true that this book has deleted a lot of XX words?

Of course it's fake

First of all, we should know that the words written in this book can bring us a very good imagination, and you can't help but think about what the XX word he deleted is trying to describe. So in this case, naturally, it can drive our readers into the context of this book. Can increase our overall reading interest.

Another thing we need to know is that the book is written like this, and he certainly didn't really delete it. Because you know, in literary writing, this technique can be used in many situations, and this application can also make this book more attractive.

Finally, we should know that if so many words are really deleted, the author will definitely not delete them directly. He often synthesizes those new phrases into more refined words, so we can know that writing XX directly here is definitely false.

To sum up, we should know that the deletion of the word XX in "The Waste Capital" belongs to an artistic technique.