You Are on the Plateau (10 Volumes in Total) (winning Work of Mao Dun Literature Award)
by Zhang Wei
About This Novel
"You are on the Plateau (10 volumes in total)" is one of the series of "Complete Collection of Mao Dun Literature Award-winning Works". "You Are on the Plateau (10 volumes in total)" is a story about a group of people born in the 1950s. This generation experienced a very special life course. Whether before or after this, these people will be pivotal figures of extraordinary significance for a long historical period. The political, economic and cultural scenery of the entire Bianliang can be seen at a panoramic view, and the charm is grand; as for the local details, even the facial expressions of a character are all revealed. This feature is also clearly reflected in this novel. The intricate history, grand story background and numerous characters show the appearance of a certain region of China in the past hundred years, especially since the reform and opening up. The specific details and character descriptions are also meticulous, vivid and touching.
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Official(3)Scraped 11d ago
The book describes how in the face of rampant materialism and the further deterioration of the natural environment, some people have fallen into many contradictions in the face of these complicated changes.
After reading it, what impressed me most was the author's ability to tell stories. For a while, I was confused by the storyline that went back and forth in different time and space. It felt puzzling.
Ninga is a person who still asks or satisfies his desires despite the complex environment. He cannot reverse the times, but through his own insignificant strength and actions, he declares war on the desolation of the spirit of the times.
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Official(3)Scraped 11d ago
The book describes how in the face of rampant materialism and the further deterioration of the natural environment, some people have fallen into many contradictions in the face of these complicated changes.
After reading it, what impressed me most was the author's ability to tell stories. For a while, I was confused by the storyline that went back and forth in different time and space. It felt puzzling.
Ninga is a person who still asks or satisfies his desires despite the complex environment. He cannot reverse the times, but through his own insignificant strength and actions, he declares war on the desolation of the spirit of the times.
