Moonlight is Not Light
by Chen Cang
About This Novel
"Moonlight Is Not Light" is Chen Cang's latest collection of essays, which includes seven large essays, including "I Have a Tree", "Father's Love Affair", "Brother's Legacy", "Moonlight Is Not Light", etc. The work describes the various complexes that the urban and rural changes since the reform and opening up have brought to the protagonists, including nostalgia, family affection, attachment to the past life, and fear and adaptation to the ever-changing life today. Among them, "I Have a Tree" tells the story of the fateful entanglement between a farmer, a village and various trees; "Father's Love" depicts a ridiculous story that happened after a farmer's father entered the city; "The Magpie is Back" It tells the story of a humble and helpless descendant of a farmer who is looking for his missing uncle, that is, a source of support; "Moonlight Is Not Light" tells the story of migrant workers who return to their hometown with their children to find their roots and find that the countryside has become a hometown that they cannot return to. The work reflects the psychological shock that the tremendous changes in the countryside have brought to people who are far away from and returning to their hometowns during the journey of poverty alleviation.
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