Names in titles

[zhwj]

What Chinese novels, either ancient or modern, have used a name as a title?

I'm not looking for novelizations of historical figures (like the novels 雍正皇帝, 李自成, or 曾国藩), but books in which the title is a completely fictional character.

I've come up with 倪焕之, and a few almost-and-nearlies (like 骆驼祥子 and 老残游记).

Any others?

[studentyoung]

books in which the title is a completely fictional character.

It quite often appears in “sowordsmen novel 武侠小说”. For example:

古龙: 《陆小凤》、《楚流香传奇》、《箫十一郎》、《小李飞刀系列》

梁羽生：《白发魔女传》、《狂侠天娇魔女》

Some other examples:

鲁迅：《阿Q正传》、《孔乙己》、《高老夫子》

程小青：《霍桑探案集》

赵树理：《李有才板话》

琼瑶：《还珠格格》、《新月格格》、《雪珂》、《水灵》

黄谷卿：《虾球传》

蒋子龙：《乔厂长上任记》

刘恒：《贫嘴张大民的幸福生活》

Thanks!

[zhwj]

Thanks for your suggestions, studentyoung.

Don't know why Ah-Q slipped my mind. Short stories may be different - I haven't considered them.

A few of the other ones you mention are more epithets than names, I'd say - Liang Yusheng chose the title "白发魔女传" over the simple name "练霓裳" (and probably for good reason...)

I guess what I'm looking for, at its most basic, would be novels with titles of the form 张大民 rather than 贫嘴张大民的幸福生活 - just a simple name. Perhaps "Names as titles" rather than "Names in titles."