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I have always liked Mr. Sun Li's writing style, which gave me a different perspective of that era. 👍
The description in this book is very real and reminds me of my life in the countryside when I was a child. Especially the description of the environment and characters in Baiyangdian in the book made me feel a kind of tranquility and beauty. Moreover, the old man in the story reminded me of my own grandfather. He was also so confident and self-respecting, and silently devoted himself to his family and friends. This book made me cherish the people around me more, and also taught me how to remain firm and brave in the face of difficulties.
Among the writers of this era, only Sun Li's works are readable and worth reading.
This book inspired me a lot after reading it, it's well written [Like]
It looks great, I love listening to it, and I love reading it!
It's a very, very good novel. Good luck to the author.
Teacher Sun Li's writing is sincere and touching. Perhaps because we are from Hebei Province, I felt an inexplicable affinity with the people and things in this book.
Simple and unpretentious, a masterpiece of the older generation of writers [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Mr. Sun Li brings us another kind of anti-Japanese life, which is beautiful