Red Village

Name: Red Village
Author: One Book And One Crutch

by One Book And One Crutch

ongoing Realistic Fiction Slice of Life Male Lead

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About This Novel

Chen Weiqiu, who is about to graduate from graduate school, is faced with a difficult choice at a crossroads in life. Should he go to an Internet company or stay in school as a counselor? Should I take the civil service exam or study abroad to further my studies? When he was feeling numb, he started a ride with his riding companions, and what he saw and heard along the way impacted his soul and spirit. After tossing and turning sleepless at night, the original intention of a Communist Party member beckoned from the bottom of his heart, and a sense of mission arose spontaneously. He decided to go to a remote and backward village to dedicate his youth and blood to the villagers. The incomprehension of his relatives and friends confused him, and his girlfriend's resentment and determination made him painful. However, he was fascinated by the clear and innocent sounds in the distant villages. The blue sky, white clouds and rolling hills seemed like a pilgrim's paradise, which made him reluctant to leave. As if returning to his hometown, he walked into the village step by step and turned the village into a sea of bright red. To be a member of the Communist Party is to serve the people wholeheartedly until death! As a member of the Communist Party, you must spare no effort to serve the party and the motherland! Although it is the main theme, I will present you with a story that is not monotonous and stereotyped; the characters will not be stereotyped and lofty, but a story about an ordinary person with flesh and blood who eats whole grains. Because Communist Party members are passers-by who may pass you by every day. What is different is that Communists will definitely be on the front line when the country and the people need it, and dare to teach the sun and the moon to change the sky! I would like to dedicate this document to the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China.