Lao She's Four Classic Novels (4 Books in Total)

"Four Generations Under One House" is a book worth reading again and again. I read it in full before, but I really didn't understand it. Now that I'm looking at it carefully, it's really a good book that I will read again. Especially nowadays, a truly remarkable book is a book that can make people like it from beginning to end and read it again. This book is it. I also contacted Lao She to talk about writing. This book is really a practical guide on writing. Just as third-rate authors write stories, second-rate authors write characters, and first-rate authors write both characters and stories. Just as those who don't know how to read will see the story (lively), those who can read will see the characters (wonderful), and those who know how to read will see both the characters and the perfect structure of the story (emotion). This book is a first-rate work. As for sighing about the details, no matter how much I say, it is better to read it. This book is a book that can make people read with immersion and calm down. Read it.

If you have read Lao She's works, you will know that most of his writing themes are based on the ordinary lives of citizens. He is good at describing the life and destiny of the common people at the bottom of Peiping. He is good at reflecting social conflicts through daily life scenes. Reading Lao She's works makes people feel light and humorous, but after laughing, they can appreciate the severity of life. Reading Lao She's works, I always unconsciously accumulate anger in my heart. After reading the works, the feeling of heartbreak and anger continues. Lao She used his pen to cry out for the people and call for the progress of the times. The bloody works are frightening to watch, but at the same time they sympathize with the fate of the characters in the novels. We are glad that we grow up in the stable and prosperous New China.

Reading this book makes me realize that life is so long and semi-colorful! 👍👍🌹🌹

After reading this novel one after another, Lao She's writing style naturally does not need my explanation. The story of Four Generations Under One Roof is very wonderful. All kinds of people in the little sheepfold form a miniature society. In this small society, it coincides with the great changes of the times, and everyone's changes are different. War is like a big stone, allowing you to show whether your heart is hard, fragile, or soft. In the author's pen, the joys and sorrows of all kinds of people are vividly described; a drop of sand in the era may be like a huge mountain in an individual. So in this stable era, I hope we can cherish him and realize our dreams.

This is a collection of four masterpieces of Mr. Lao She's novels. In fact, what I like most is four generations living under one roof. Four generations live under one roof, with endless family honors and disgrace. This novel tells a tragic past that is unbearable to look back on. The entire Anti-Japanese War in China is a majestic and grand picture, but Mr. Lao She's painting avoids the war-torn battlefield and settles on a small alley in Peiping, which is an enemy-occupied area. Each household made different choices for their livelihood, integrity, enjoyment, and country. I have to say that Mr. Lao She's writing skills are astonishing. The mood, movements and psychology of everyone in his writings are so lifelike.

Lao She's novels always reveal the helplessness of living in this world. In that era, no matter how the world changed, little people were always struggling in hardships, and hope was always as dim as a candle. In the end, it was just a life of sadness and a sigh.

It's a pity that "Under the Red Flag" died halfway, but the other three books made up for it by being wonderful. The Qing Dynasty had been weak for hundreds of years, and the great powers were eyeing it. Although there were reforms and the Revolution of the Republic of China, it was a pity that they were abandoned halfway, and instead it became a chaotic era with many warlords. Under such a background, it is difficult for ordinary people to survive, because it is really a world of the jungle, with no rules or reason at all.

After several months, I finally finished reading the four novels one by one. The author has created many small characters, each of whom is delicate, expressive and lifelike. I can't forget it for a long time after watching it. It can't be explained in a few words. Highly recommend this book!

I have always liked Mr. Lao She's articles. Many of his novels have a unique flavor. The language is vivid and down-to-earth, and the characters are described in detail, but they also carry the sadness of that era - the helplessness and tragedy of the little people. Whether it is Xiangzi who was repeatedly teased by fate, or the setting in the teahouse where the times are constantly changing but the power relationship remains unchanged, people can feel Mr. Lao She's painful lament for the weak and powerless country. The pitiful characters in his works are true portrayals of ordinary people at that time.

Mr. Lao She's "Four Generations Under One Roof" is a towering monument in modern Chinese literature and is known as "the epic of the common people." This million-word masterpiece is set in Peiping, which fell during the Anti-Japanese War. Through the ups and downs of the Qi family, Guan family, Qian family and other generations in Xiaoyangquan Hutong, it panoramically shows the survival dilemma and spiritual awakening of ordinary people in the face of national disaster. The most shocking thing about the work is its profound depiction of the complex spectrum of human nature. Lao She did not create a stereotyped hero, but penetrated deeply into every living soul. We have seen Mr. Qian Moyin's rebirth from a reclusive poet to a folk fighter, and his unyielding national integrity is moving. We have also seen Qi Ruixuan's painful struggle between loyalty and filial piety. Although he was trapped in the trivial family, he always adhered to the conscience and bottom line of an intellectual. These characters find hope in despair and burst out with strength in humiliation, forming glimmers of light in dark times. At the same time, the novel also mercilessly criticized the ugly traitors such as Guan Xiaohe and Da Chibao, and deeply reflected on the evil nature of the national character. It tells us: Under the overturned nest, there are still intact eggs. This work is not only a record of history's blood and tears, but also a mirror that reflects the soul of the nation, warning future generations to remember suffering and uphold dignity.

This book covers four classic works by Lao She. Lao She was a bannerman in the late Qing Dynasty. He experienced social turmoil such as the Boxer Rebellion, the Anti-Japanese War, and the Beiyang Warlords. He vividly described social changes and people's lives. In his works, ordinary people who lack material resources have collapsed their spiritual world due to various reasons. There is the decline of people's livelihood in Peiping after it was occupied by the Japanese army, the humiliation of the common people, the hatred for the invaders, the love for the motherland and the awakening of national consciousness.

The world owes Mr. Lao She a Nobel Prize for Literature😂

I was shocked to see the helplessness and sadness, betrayal and sacrifice of that era. I was saddened by my powerlessness when the country fell, but I was also grateful for the beautiful life in modern times. They say that peace will last only a hundred years. Thank you to our great motherland. So Johnson is also peace-loving and people-oriented. I love China.

The tribute to the classics is unparalleled in terms of the delicate language, the interlocking storyline, and the touching patriotism. It is indeed a work of the People's Artist, I highly praise it and recommend it👻👻

Hit the nail on the head People showing different attitudes during the Anti-Japanese War True story of the Anti-Japanese War period deeply rooted in people's hearts

Completely attracted by the storyline

Classic works by Mr. Lao She

I like Lao She's works very much, they are very humorous.

The imprint of history, the memory of old Beijing. Great story.

Friendly, down-to-earth, and forever a masterpiece! Lao She is a strange person! Forever people's writer!

Lao She's books are awesome

Good! Great book! What a great book!

The article can make people feel the current life of people living in Beijing

Watched the movie and read the book again. Nice teahouse

Wonderful! I won't get tired of watching it for free! A classic in the book! It has been passed down for hundreds of years!

Great book! It's truly worthy of a masterpiece!

Never tire of classic works

The bloody lesson is that only when the country is rich and the people are strong can it be protected from foreign invasion.

A famous writer is a famous writer, and he never gets tired of reading his books.

Every time I read it I have a different feeling.