If I Don't Marry You, Who Will You Marry?
About This Novel
Chinese rural themed novels, every page is a touching story. "Marry No One" was once hailed by experts as a companion piece to "Embroidered Insole". In order to fundamentally solve the problem of teachers having difficulty finding wives, the principal allowed male teachers to seduce female students. Logic and counter-logic give this novel a powerful realistic impact that cannot be replaced by similar themes. "A Dog Barking in the Snowy Morning" uses its unique perspective, sharp thinking and vivid writing to depict a particularly significant social issue in the 1990s - family planning. As far as family planning itself is concerned, it is related to China's national conditions at a certain historical stage. Population control has its reasonable side, but the various social conflicts caused by it at the specific operational level also constitute another kind of "life" that is rare in rural China. In the novel, under the guidance of an informant, the commando team dressed up overnight and prepared for a surprise attack after entering the village. In a dangerous ambush battle, conflicts broke out between all parties, and the "dog" became the savior of the woman Dong Aiping. The ironic narrative is extremely profound in describing and exposing the problem. Through the novel's exquisite structural methods such as storytelling, authenticity and tragic ending, it successfully integrates the traditional novel structural method with the aesthetic habits generally accepted by the public. In the novel, what is a human and what is a dog? Layers of ambush, peeling off the cocoon and pulling out the silk, give the "dog barking" in the snowy morning a mysterious and magical human color. The twists and turns of the plot make the novel more creative in form.
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