Little Confused
by Pang Yuliang
About This Novel
"Little Fool" is the third part of the "Little Mr. Trilogy" by Lu Prize-winning writer Pang Yuliang. It is a long prose about how rural children awarded scars all over their bodies as medals to their childhood years. As the 10th child in the family, the author faced the dilemma of having no bed to sleep on several times. The poorer families become smaller and smaller as they are divided into smaller families, and they also become more and more empty. All that is left is the yellow mud urn for storing food that no one wants, and it is also where the author stays every night. The increasingly smaller living space and the stronger desire for survival made him self-taught in the boundless wilderness as a child. The plants, small animals and wild fruits on the land became his enlightenment classroom one by one. "Little Muddlehead" continues the optimistic and humorous style of "Little Bug". It is a childlike story of "a mud boy foraging for food" and a unique prose text narrated in the second person. Together with "Little Mr." And "Little Bug", it cleverly forms a literary series of "You, Me and Him".
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