《酒徒》20世纪五六十年代的香港，商品经济盛行，文艺也高度商业化。一位艺术良心未泯的作家，挣扎于理想与现实的冲突中，一面煮字疗饥，一面自责忏悔，沉沦为不能自拔的酒徒……

　　《酒徒》创作于20世纪60年代初，开香港文学现代主义之先河，被誉为“中国首部意识流小说”，入选《亚洲周刊》“20世纪中文小说一百强”。2004年引发香港导演王家卫拍摄电影《2046》，2011年由香港导演黄国兆拍摄成电影《酒徒》。

　　《酒徒》问世以来不断再版，本书采用的是1963年香港海滨图书公司初版本。除作品之外，编者还选编了相关评论文章作为附录，以方便研究，并为作品提供了大量注释，帮助读者扫除阅读障碍。

　　作者简介

　　刘以鬯（1918—2018）

　　中国香港著名作家、编辑家，中国作家协会会员。曾任香港作家联会副会长、会长。

　　原名刘同绎，字昌年。1918年12月7日生于上海，祖籍浙江镇海。1941年上海圣约翰大学（主修哲学）毕业。曾在重庆、上海、香港、新加坡、吉隆坡等地任报纸副刊编辑，1948年底定居香港。先后任《香港时报》副刊（《浅水湾》《快活谷》）编辑、《快报》副刊（《快活林》《快趣》）主编、《星岛晚报·大会堂》主编、《香港文学》主编。荣获香港特区政府荣誉勋章、铜紫荆星章，香港艺术发展局“杰出艺术贡献奖”“终身成就奖”。2018年6月8日于香港逝世。

　　1936年开始发表作品。著有《酒徒》《对倒》《岛与半岛》《寺内》《打错了》等文学作品逾四十种，包括长篇小说、中短篇小说、微型小说、散文、文学评论等。作品屡获奖项，入选海内外多种选本、鉴赏辞典和大学教材，被译为英、法、意、荷、日、韩等多国语言。一些小说如《酒徒》《对倒》《私恋》等被改编搬上银幕。

In Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s, commodity economy prevailed and literature and art were highly commercialized. A writer who has not lost his artistic conscience, struggles in the conflict between ideal and reality, while cooking words to cure hunger, while self-remorse and repentance, sinking into an unable to escape the alcoholic......

Written in the early 1960s, "Drinkers" is a pioneer of Hong Kong literary modernism, known as "China's first stream-of-consciousness novel", and was included in Asia Weekly's "20th Century Chinese Novel 100". In 2004, Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai made the film 2046, and in 2011, Hong Kong director Wong Kwok-siu made the film Drinkers.

"Drinkers" has been continuously republished since its publication, this book is based on the 1963 Hong Kong Waterfront Books Company's first edition. In addition to the works, the editors also selected relevant review articles as appendices to facilitate research, and provided a large number of annotations for the works to help readers remove reading obstacles.

About the author

Liu Yi Chang (1918-2018)

Hong Kong, China famous writer, editor, member of the Chinese Writers Association. He was the vice president and president of the Hong Kong Writers Association.

Formerly known as Liu Tongyi, the word Changnian. He was born in Shanghai on December 7, 1918, and his ancestral home is Zhenhai, Zhejiang Province. 1941 Graduated from St. John's University, Shanghai (majoring in philosophy). He worked as a newspaper supplement editor in Chongqing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur before settling in Hong Kong at the end of 1948. He has successively served as editor of the Hong Kong Times Supplement (" Repulse Bay "and" Happy Valley "), editor-in-chief of Express Supplement (" Happy Forest "and" Quick Fun "), editor-in-chief of Sing Tao Evening News · City Hall, and editor-in-chief of Hong Kong Literature. He was awarded the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government Medal of Honor, Bronze Bauhinia Star, "Outstanding Artistic Contribution Award" and "Lifetime Achievement Award" by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. He died on 8 June 2018 in Hong Kong.

He began publishing in 1936. He is the author of more than 40 kinds of literary works, including novels, novellas, mini-novels, essays, literary criticism, etc., such as "Drinkers", "On the Side", "Island and Peninsula", "Temple" and "Wrong Typing". His works have won many awards, been selected into various anthologies, appreciation dictionaries and university textbooks at home and abroad, and have been translated into English, French, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean and other languages. Some novels, such as "The Drinkers", "The Lovers" and "Private Love", have been adapted for the screen.