Under the Banner of Zhenghong

Very well written. I love reading this type of novels, which help me understand the life in old Beijing and old Tianjin at that time. It has the charm and life style of that era, or it may be miserable. Lao She used quite humorous words to show the era when foreigners came to Beijing and the Qing government was on the verge of destruction. He wrote about the misery of his eldest sister's life, the ugliness of his mother-in-law, and the poverty and poverty of his own people. The poverty and sophistication of the banner people have declined, the banner people's admiration for foreigners and the pretentiousness of the foreigners have been lost. The friendliness of Han farmers and workers. But it is a pity that the book is not finished. Lao She has not finished it and it has always been an unfinished book. Very heartbreaking.

Under the Red Flag, I just finished reading it, and it was all in one go, and I still haven't finished it. I first went to see Lao She because of his reputation. I didn't know it until I saw it. I was shocked when I saw it. He is indeed a people's artist! The whole article is eloquent, fascinating and endlessly memorable. Whether it is characters, events, situations, scenery or toys, it feels like you are actually there! It's not like reading a book, it's more like traveling, Lao She is the tour guide! It's like watching a TV series! Very picturesque! Thank you! Admire admire

It was left behind by Mr. Shu, but unfortunately it is not a complete jade. As expected of the master.

Hey, I originally thought it was a bit annoying because of the filial piety, but then I became very excited about it. It's a pity. I hope someone can continue it like in Dream of Red Mansions, even if it's the priest and Uncle Ding's tail.

After finishing reading on October 13th, I first read Mr. Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" and I was deeply attracted by Mr. Lao She's writing style. The simple and unpretentious writing style can always render distinctive and detailed content. It is a pity that Mr. Lao She's "Under the Red Flag" ended abruptly here. I wonder how Pastor Niu will be embarrassed at Dinglu's banquet next. I want to know Shi Cheng's fate. I also want to know whether the second brother Fuhai was influenced by Shi Cheng to resist the foreigners. Lao Shu's legacy, but unfortunately it is not a complete jade.

Harm is an unfinished book, so I don't know what the fate of the characters in the book will be, but it may not be much better. Most of the characters in it disgusted me, which led me to write a review and curse Mr. Lao She. Harm is a tragic character. I decided to read all of Mr. Lao She's works. I have already read Luo Tuo Xiangzi, Four Generations Under One Roof, Tea House, and other dramas written by Mr. Lao She.

The families of lower-class banner soldiers in the late Qing Dynasty and the daily life of the society they lived in were as gray and shaky as the Qing Dynasty in the storm.

Classic, language master!

Old works by old writers. Skilled writing!

I really like this kind of book. Like Four Generations Under One Roof, it talks about life and people in the old days. Or this is what Mr. Lao She wants to tell us, the ugliness of people in the old days and the rise of China.

In that turbulent era, maybe there was no ending, but it was already the ending... The humbleness of people in any era is surprisingly similar

The language is beautiful, and you can get a glimpse into the lives of the lower class people in the late Qing Dynasty. It's just not finished, which is a pity.

The writing style of this book is simple and natural, the writing is vivid, and the storyline is real and fascinating. Through the detailed portrayal of the characters, the social scene and the fate of the characters of that era are displayed, making people feel the weight of history and the difficulty of life. Worth reading!

I like Lao She's regret.

It's a pity that there is only the beginning

✍How wonderful it is, but it's a pity that I didn't finish it! Sigh... What a pity

Uncle Ding was probably the one who supported Lao She in his education, and eventually all his wealth was gone and the whole family became a Buddhist monk, right?

Talking quietly is like chatting.

The articles from that era are very contemporary... I like them very much

Detailed description, link by link around the theme

This book can be said to be Mr. Lao She's version of Dream of Red Mansions, and it is more down-to-earth than Dream of Red Mansions.

Language master, masterpiece

His work must be a classic. This book is not yet completed and my husband has passed away...

The language is really interesting and humorous, but it's a pity that it's too short, unfinished, beginning and end.

After reading it three times, I feel a sense of age. Many of the words of old Beijing and the old Manchu rituals have been inherited, and some younger people no longer know it.

Sure enough, it was everyone. The use of words was superb, and the humor and banter were so great. Who would have thought that in the end he would commit suicide.

The writing is excellent, the descriptions are delicate and accurate, and the life of ordinary bannermen is vividly described, just like watching a movie.

Lao She's unfinished novel, which is only tens of thousands of words long, is full of Beijing flavor and humor, and vividly describes the various aspects of society in the late Qing Dynasty.