
A Strange Man in Republican-Era China
民国奇人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The content of this book is really interesting. I personally think that the writing style is comparable to Feng Jicai's "Strange People in the World". Moreover, the author describes the Republic of China from the perspective of a small person growing up in the world. The structure is complete and well-founded, and he truly and profoundly portrays a sentimental and righteous character.
This book is well written, the story is fascinating, the author not only has a sophisticated conception but also has superb writing skills! It's still very satisfying to get to this chapter, so I'll read on and then comment!
I have read all of Xiao Fo's books, from Taoist stories in the Miao border to Catching Gu. The writing is so exciting, are there any new books recently? I don't even have to watch anymore
I think the author is so awesome. He has played a big game of chess and all the stories can be connected back and forth. I admire and like Fat San.
This book makes me feel like I have seen the books in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is my favorite style. Five-star praise
What a "Fantastic Man of the Republic of China"! The characters are distinctly representative, whether they are Jian or Fan, they are all dazzling. There is no hope for this country, but the book leaves people with great hope. Especially "Fan Wai Bian" reflects the author's understanding of the world, which has reached a very high, thick, deep, broad and far level, which is extremely commendable. The work is thought-provoking and goes back to the source. It is an extremely rare masterpiece! But I think: The so-called process of human civilization that spans thousands of years is highly sought after by the Chinese people. I not only want to ask: Is there really hope for mankind? Looking at the course of history, the development of science and technology seems to have brought great benefits to mankind. However, due to the lack of morality, people's selfish desires are extremely expanded. Greed, along with hypocrisy and cunning, has derailed humanity. Sad and tearful. Where is the hope for human development?
The greatness in the ordinary, the bizarre, the twists and turns of life. Create such a seemingly contradictory but reasonable character. It has a connotation and plot, which is unexpected yet reasonable! What a beautiful book! ! Well worth watching again and again.
This book is better written than the others, maybe because the writing level has gradually improved. The little carpenter is a lovable person, and it also answers the foreshadowing and character relationships in several other books. It's very interesting~ I'm going to re-read the first one, Miao Jiang Gu Shi. You're such a great author.
It is very literary, the basic skills are very solid, and the plot is not exaggerated. I haven't encountered such an excellent novel in a long time.
The Strange Man of the Republic of China is the longest book I have read. I read one-tenth of it in the early stage, but I couldn't read it in the middle, so I switched to other books. Sometimes reading too many books of the same type does make you tired and reduces your interest. More than a year later, it was recommended to me on the recommended list of good books. I just wanted to change my taste and read this book carefully again. People's lives in the troubled times of the Republic of China are so fragile. I would rather be a peace dog than a person in troubled times. It really makes people more aware of the importance and preciousness of peaceful times. I have a general understanding of the origins of many outstanding people in Miao Taoism and Gu affairs, and I have an explanation for some questions. I feel that the overall appeal of this book is not as good as that of Dao Shi and Gu Shi. Maybe I have read too many similar books. However, if you have read the previous author's books, you can definitely check it out.