Hulan**

This is a book about childhood that is similar to the old stories in the south of the city. There are all kinds of Chinese feudal characters in it. From an objective perspective, the author examines his own childhood through his own childhood memories. It can also be seen as a microcosm of China's feudal countryside.

After reading "The Legend of Hulan River", I have a question in my mind: Who is the most unfortunate one? In my heart, there are direct misfortunes and indirect misfortunes. The reunion daughter-in-law suffered direct and naked persecution, and in my opinion she was a direct unfortunate; "my" grandfather was one of the few or even the only sober person described in the book. He knew the ignorance of the people around him but was unable to change, so he was an indirect unfortunate. In the book, whether there is the second uncle or Feng Waizui, although they are also unfortunate, the fortunate thing is that they are in the middle of the misfortune, just like the people in the darkness, they will not be sad because they have not seen the light. And those of us who read this book will be surprised to find that our era is also strikingly similar to Hulan River City, except that many spectators have "transferred" from real life to the online world, cheering or blaming others for their misfortune, while waiting for others to truly lose their lives and lament. So we are more or less unlucky. Through "my" eyes and ears, we see everyone and everything in Hulan River City, as well as "my" lonely and desolate state of mind. I think this is the charm of reading!

I am a student, just think that I love learning! What kind of gesture you give to the world, what kind of life will the world give you in return?

Time passes slowly, and the sky in childhood is always a border that cannot be touched. The stories I experienced at that time were not entirely real, like curtains under dim light, they only swayed and swayed. In "The Biography of the Hulan River", I think the fragment about my grandfather is the most comforting in the whole book.

I don't know what to say. I just read this book and it really gave people a very sad feeling. I sympathize with all the people who are suffering. I also hate some people who just watch the fun and are ignorant. But what can be done? Maybe at that time and that place, most people thought so. They followed the methods of their ancestors, were superstitious, ignorant and cruel. Although they themselves did not know how much harm their actions had caused to others. Many people had a difficult life, but they were also trying to live.

This book records Xiao Hong's childhood. The opening chapter is about his grandfather playing with him in the back garden, which depicts the innocence of childhood. Then I wrote some places and customs around the small city of Hulan River. Then I wrote some characters: Xiaotuan Yuan's daughter-in-law was 12 years old, and she was tortured to death by her mother-in-law during her beautiful years. When I read it, I felt that her mother-in-law was so hateful. After Feng Waizuizi's wife died, he did not bow to fate and lived a strong life with his two children [like]. Then comes the end. This book is very well written! I've watched it once before and re-watched it again. Every time I read it, I had different feelings. The first time I read it, I felt that the book was generally quite desolate, and I felt that some of the people in it were quite pitiful, which was quite distressing. The second time I watched it, I watched it very quickly because I had seen it before. I have a deeper understanding of the content and have more different insights.

The whole book reflects a kind of loneliness. Although the whole compound seems to be lively every day, everyone is so ignorant. The only one who can be with Xiao Hong is his grandfather.

When I first read this book, I just thought it was the author's childhood memories. From a child's perspective, I saw the daily life of the Hulanhe people, simple life, and unemotional narratives. However, when I think about it more deeply, I can see people's callousness and callousness. I didn't have many feelings after reading this book. I just felt sad for the reunited daughter-in-law, the second uncle, and Feng Waizuizi. Their tragic fate was not worth it, and I felt pity for them. But after reading the analysis of the novel, I realized that what I was really sad about was not only their fate, but also the spiritual rigidity of the Chinese people at that time and the stubbornness of feudal ideas.

After reading this book as a bystander, I lamented the numbness and mediocrity of the Hulan River villagers, and lamented the colorful life of the author as a child. Looking back, I realized that I had also lost my innocence and gradually became like those villagers. Am I still the person I want?

In the book, Xiao Hong praises the reunion daughter-in-law, her dear grandfather, Feng Waizuizi... And other characters, and also criticizes the reunion daughter-in-law, her mother-in-law, and their family's indifference, selfishness, and perversion, as well as the "spectator" mentality of the people in the neighborhood. The description is humorous and vivid, making people feel unfinished after reading it, as if these are their own childhood memories. Good works come from life experience. Xiao Hong is really a great writer!

After reading each story of Hulan River, people are full of emotions. They are disgusted with people who like to watch the excitement without taking it too seriously and are feudal and superstitious. At the same time, they feel unfair about the misfortune of kind-hearted and hard-working people like Yuan Yuan's daughter-in-law and Sister Wang. The Hulan River may be a very sad and distant place. There are many sad and beautiful stories here. There are many blind and ignorant people here, which make people cry and sigh. These stories are real but distant. What is real is the emotion, and what is distant is the present. At the same time, Hulan River makes people feel more friendly. The unpredictable sky, wonderful and fresh scenery of Hulan River, my innocence in childhood and my grandfather's tolerance and care for me should make many people moved. The words in the book may be simple and plain, but every word is deeply rooted in people's hearts. It seems that the emotions of curiosity, helplessness, happiness, and sadness are all real and resonant. It seems that I have returned to my childhood and watched my grandma and I playing and playing...

Um! It is a book that can reflect human nature

Observe the plants, trees, bricks and tiles of the Hulan River from a child's perspective, as well as all kinds of people. But after all, it was written by Xiao Hong after she became an adult, and some of her works have obvious emotional tendencies. For example: After watching the section about reuniting the wives, I could only feel the indifference and selfishness of these onlookers, which made me shudder. However, children also have their own emotions, but some of their views have not yet been fully formed. It's confusing, so some of the emotions in it are actually not very obvious. But the vegetation in the Hulan River is really beautiful, that kind of countryside simplicity, quietness and tranquility

Ordinary small town stories, either sad or happy. I prefer to tell stories about my childhood. The love between grandparents and grandchildren is moving (ღ˘⌣˘ღ).

The Hulan River in Xiao Hong's works is alive, with Xiao Hong's indelible childhood, the happiest grandfather's back garden, feudal and superstitious people, all kinds of onlookers, and all kinds of life, forming a colorful childhood, and a "Hulan River Biography" that the author can never go back to after writing it.

"The sky is full of stars, the house is full of moon, what is life like, why is it so sad."

I have not experienced that era, but perhaps it is very real in the author's writing. The book describes many tragedies, and the one that touched me deeply was Little Reunion. In such a feudal era, it seemed that death was no longer strange, and it was worthy of watching and "praising". Inhuman distortions have appeared in people's thoughts, morals and other aspects. But fortunately, I have my grandfather accompanying me, my second uncle who is interesting, and Feng Waizuizi who is full of hope. Perhaps this is what motivated Xiao Hong to finish writing this book. (I highly recommend everyone to read this book. After all, it is the last book in Xiao Hong's life. The irony throughout is profound and worth pondering.)

Although these stories are not beautiful, they are still engraved with the emotions of the author and his grandfather. The author reflects the feudalism and superstition of that era through the memory of this small town on the Hulan River.

What impact will my life and my death have on this world? But I was born in the world die in the world Who can deny it? Believe in every character in "The Legend of Hulan River" Living has meaning

I had never thought that The Biography of Hulan River was such a book. At first I thought it might be the biography of a person named Hulan River, or the legend of a small river called Hulan River. I just never thought it would be a place name. The childlike perspective makes people long for a small town like Hulan. What impressed me most was that Xiaotuan Yuan's daughter-in-law was abused by her mother-in-law, and the newborn baby's cloth bag was torn off, which made people feel distressed. The people of Hulanhe are so superstitious. The fear of ghosts, gods and death are embedded in their dance and various habits. I finished reading it without realizing it. I pity the author, who suffered so much human suffering and emotional setbacks when he grew up, and passed away in his thirties.

Xiao Hong is a famous novelist in my country, and his Hulan River Biography is a highly popular work. Based on the author's childhood life in the northeastern countryside, he describes the fate and life experiences of people in a poor rural area by the Hulan River, showing the suffering and resilience of ordinary people in times of social turmoil. Through delicate and true descriptions, the novel shows the hard life of rural people, their pursuit of a better life, and their tenacity and bravery in the face of difficulties. It reflected the various injustices and oppression in rural society at that time, and also conveyed people's desire and pursuit for a better life.

The indifferent sadness lingers for a long time, and the mentality of spectators makes people hate it. Even though there is childlike fun, the deeper level is the weakness of human nature. The people in the old China were insensitive and ignorant. The people in Hulan River were just a microcosm. However, there were still people who did not surrender to fate and were warriors running in loneliness without caring about the cold treatment of others.

This is a realistic novel that reflects people's lives and social changes. The author uses delicate descriptions and real emotions to show the life and destiny of the people in the Hulan River area. The characters in the novel are full-bodied and the plot is gripping, creating a real and moving picture. This book not only reveals the suffering and strength of the people under the historical background, but also reflects on the impact of social systems on personal destiny. A famous sentence in the book, "On the banks of the Hulan River, suffering and hope coexist," arouses our concern for people's lives and our thinking about social progress.

This is a realistic novel that reflects people's lives and social changes. The author uses delicate descriptions and real emotions to show the life and destiny of the people in the Hulan River area. The characters in the novel are full-bodied and the plot is gripping, creating a real and moving picture. This book not only reveals the suffering and strength of the people under the historical background, but also reflects on the impact of social systems on personal destiny. A famous sentence in the book, "On the banks of the Hulan River, suffering and hope coexist," arouses our concern for people's lives and our thinking about social progress.

At first I thought this book was about the author's innocent and ignorant memories of his childhood, but later I realized that it was not only about the beautiful memories with his grandfather, but also about the insensitivity and ignorance of people in feudal society.

The writing is wonderful, and it vividly expresses the ignorance and simplicity of the people at the bottom. The saddest thing is the experience of Xiaoyuanyuan's daughter-in-law. A good girl was tortured to death. Everyone was watching the fun, and no one helped her. Seeing Feng Waizuizi's story gave me some comfort and helped me live a strong life.

A well-known writer should be given five stars no matter what. After all, it is also an assignment assigned by the teacher.

From this book, I saw not only the loneliness of Xiao Hong, but also the loneliness of Hulan River and the loneliness of this era.

If there were no grandfather and no back garden, would "I" drift with the crowd and become an indifferent spectator like my mother and Grandma Wednesday? Or was he tortured to death like the reunion wife, who was tortured to death by the thought that "people are inferior to animals under careful consideration"? Or is he like Feng Waizuizi, living in the self-conceited pity of those around him, and occasionally adding something for them to talk about after dinner?

It describes a small town from a child's perspective, showing the style and customs of the small town. Every character, including the second uncle, Feng Waizuizi, and Xiaoyuanyuan's daughter-in-law, is very vivid. Xiao Hong's brushwork is delicate and full of vitality, but the life in this small town he describes is particularly cramped and depressing. Through those trivial things, I seem to see a group of tired souls and a mediocre but extremely satisfying life. There will be a heavy feeling in my heart when I read these. But this book is not all gray. There is also grandfather, grandfather's garden. I remember that this section was selected into the primary school textbook. The unrestrained and enthusiastic freedom to do whatever you want deeply infected me. Xiao Hong's childhood was not a happy one, but at least her grandfather's garden gave her a paradise for her soul to rest.