Worker's Star
About This Novel
Pi Village workers record the real life and mental journey of workers from the unique perspective of those who have experienced it. They not only reminisce about the past and local memories, but also experience the city and the ups and downs of traveling between urban and rural areas. Fan Yusu's "The Days of the "Beijing Drifters"" tells the story of the creatures seen in the Beijing flea market in the 1990s; Guo Fulai's "Dogs in the Workshed" and "Rat in the Workshed" describe the stories of workers teasing stray dogs and catching mice in the worksheds, recreating the urban life of migrant workers; Shi Hongli "The Past of a Sichuan Confinement Sister" tells the story of her ups and downs while working outside for more than 20 years, with bold and heroic writing style; Xu Keduo's "Matchmaker Duan Gangzui" tells the story of a rural matchmaker who mediates matchmaking for young men and women and promotes a good relationship, which is rich in regional characteristics and life interest. The style of these works is sincere and simple, showing the workers' unique perception of life, showing full emotions and thick texture.
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