Golden Cemetery
by Yang Zhike
About This Novel
"The Golden Cemetery" is a masterpiece of the author's creativity in narrative art. "Golden Cemetery" uses delicate and full strokes to describe the pain and historical changes that a small mountain village called Kuangjiayu in the old revolutionary base of Taihang Mountain experienced during the reform and opening up. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Independent Division of the Eighth Route Army was stationed here for many years. The cemetery of anti-Japanese heroes at the edge of the village records the past of blood and fire in the small mountain village; a large family composed of three generations and four different surnames has become a living specimen of that bloody history. The eldest grandson of the family, Kuang Shizong, first served as deputy county magistrate, and later resigned and returned to the village. He took over the important task of village party branch secretary from his grandfather, a powerful anti-Japanese hero in Taihang, and began his new journey in life. The tortuous and arduous road to entrepreneurship and the confusing love entanglements create moving scenes of ups and downs among a group of young people who have flesh-and-blood ties with the old district.
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