Stupid Flower
by Tie Ning
About This Novel
"Tie Ning's Novel Series: Stupid Flower" changes the tone of his previous works that focus on women and personal emotional exploration. Instead, it intercepts a historical section of nearly fifty years from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China to the mid-1940s. It is based on the life of a small village on the Jizhong Plain, with the Xiang family as the main line. In a simple, wise and interesting narrative, the unpredictable, ups and downs, and difficult-to-grasp history of China are skillfully integrated into "everything." The complex turbulence of the times, the vivid display of the world's customs, and the inevitable and inevitable accidents of the characters' fate are all exquisitely blended into one. It is beautiful but not vulgar, durable but not difficult, grand but not majestic, solid but not redundant, graceful and magnificent. It can be called Tiening's most significant full-length masterpiece to date.
What Readers Think
Rating
Community(0)
Rating
Community(0)
