The original novel "Assassination Novelist" stars Lei Jiayin, Yang Mi and Dong Zijian. A collection of Shuang Xuetao's classic short stories. Shuang Xuetao creates a strange time and space for novelists! This is an adventure about faith, and as long as you believe, you can achieve it.
"Aviator" contains a total of nine short stories by Shuang Xuetao.
Origin - leaving fictitious records for those people in the hometown who were insulted and harmed;
Precipitation - weaving the complex tension of history and human nature into the texture of the story;
Take root - let love, dreams, dignity and freedom be reborn in humble and desperate circumstances.
Most of the places where the story takes place are declining northern cities. Yanfen Street, Shadow Lake, Guangming Hall, Hongqi Square, Chunfeng Dance Hall, Red Star Billiards Club... This place is full of dilapidated streets, abandoned factories, and people of all kinds.
Most of the characters in the story are forgotten marginalized groups. Jiuzang, Little Orange, crazy Liao Chenghu, "young criminal" Liu Ding, Gu Niaoer, trainer Ruan Ling, "crazy horse" Ma Feng, "aviator" Li Mingqi... They are fish caught on the shore by the tide of history.
In "The Aviator", it is this group of people, in such places, that make the blood, dignity and freedom of mortals shine.
Reader comments
This is a collection of short stories, and each one is very exciting. If you want to read the original movie, you can jump directly to the chapter about assassinating the novelist. The other chapters have little to do with the movie.
I feel that the author has written this collection of novels with great care
Watching movies and novels, I thought over and over again that Gatling, who was emitting blue fire, really had a flavor. As long as you believe, it can come true.
Shuang Xuetao, born on September 8, 1983 in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, is a contemporary Chinese writer and graduated from Jilin University.
He has been publishing film reviews since 2009. In 2011, he won the first prize at the first Chinese World Film and Novel Award for his debut novel "The Winged Ghost".
Since 2016, he has published novel collections "Moses on the Plains" and "The Aviator".
In April 2017, he won the "Most Promising Newcomer of the Year" award at the 15th Chinese Literature Media Awards.
In May 2018, he won the short story award of the first Wang Zengqi Chinese Novel Award for his novel "The North Vanishes".
In October 2020, he won the third Blancpain Utopia Literature Award for his work "Hunter".
I am also from Jinzhou. Each episode is better than the last. The spacing and the masterpiece amaze me. I am proud of it.
Compact and plain, but personally, I don't like it.
Yes. Okay, maybe someone should criticize me. If you don't like it, why don't you finish reading it? Yes, I have finished reading it. I think it is well written and exciting, which does not conflict with my dislike. I recognize his artistic merit and storytelling, so I give it my fair share of reviews.
I found this book after reading "Assassination Novelist". What impressed me the most was the first few stories. The way they were handled was so great and wonderful, without any sloppiness. But I don't like the last few stories. The dolphins and the end point are very personal and stylized, and they have become self-explanatory. Of course, novels are inherently personal things, so I just say I don't like them. Maybe I'm not the person the author wants to wait for.
So, done reading.
Just take this feeling and say goodbye.
Support the assassination novelist, support Sister Mi, the box office is a hit!
I haven't seen the movie, but since it was made into a movie, I wanted to read the novel. The first part was quite fascinating, so I wanted to continue reading it, but overall I still didn't understand it. I always thought that there would be a story in the end to connect it all, but the ending came too suddenly, and my imagination was boundless. Although I didn't understand much, the text is very good and attractive. Please give it a good review!
Leave a name to commemorate it and come back to see it after a long time.
Like, plain language is like telling a story ourselves.
What impressed me most in the book was the chapter about the pilot. Li Mingqi and Gao Xuguang's first time alone on the roof actually represents two kinds of people in this world, one has ideals and passion in his heart and is willing to put them into practice, and the other has ideas in his heart and is willing to be mediocre and willing to live an ordinary life. Li Mingqi's ideal seemed absurd. He struggled for it all his life to no avail, so he had no choice but to get on a hot air balloon and leave this world that could not accommodate his ideal. But I think such people are the most charismatic, and they continue to attract people like Gao Xuguang to admire them and be willing to follow them. When Gao Xuguang died, he said something like this: "Spending life should not be like walking in the fields." Did he ever regret the way he lived his life? Should we be like Li Mingqi and risk everything for our ideals even if there are no results? The answer is yes, he regretted it, that's why he said such words. Walking in the fields was relaxing and comfortable, but he didn't understand until death came that this was not the life he wanted.
Maybe we are all Gao Xuguang, always have many ideas, but do not have the courage to realize them, and are willing to be mediocre, so talents like Li Mingqi are valuable. He is like Don Quixote, a person who is extremely persistent in the ideal world. He understands the cruelty of the world and sees the truth of the world clearly, but always remains firm in his ideals, even if he is the last knight, even if people around him laugh at him.
I hope we can all become people like Li Mingqi.
Shuang Xuetao is really my favorite writer in recent years. If you can understand the profound meaning of his words, it will shock people beyond words.
Recently obsessed with Shuang Xuetao
He writes about little people at the bottom of society, but everyone has their own dreams and persistence. I particularly like the sentence in it: "As long as the thoughts in your heart are true, as long as the thoughts in your heart are sincere, the mountains and the sea will make way for you." This sentence made me understand that as long as you have faith, you can overcome all difficulties. This book allowed me to see a different world, and I recommend it to everyone!
Really good story.
Beautiful and novel story
It seems to be okay, but the most exciting one is probably the one about the assassination novelist that was adapted into a movie. I think the other books I've read are average, not particularly good. I can't explain why. Anyway, they don't feel particularly good. . .
This is a collection of short stories, and each one is very exciting. If you want to read the original movie, you can jump directly to the chapter about assassinating the novelist. The other chapters have little to do with the movie.
I feel that the author has written this collection of novels with great care
Watching movies and novels, I thought over and over again that Gatling, who was emitting blue fire, really had a flavor. As long as you believe, it can come true.
Shuang Xuetao, born on September 8, 1983 in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, is a contemporary Chinese writer and graduated from Jilin University. He has been publishing film reviews since 2009. In 2011, he won the first prize at the first Chinese World Film and Novel Award for his debut novel "The Winged Ghost". Since 2016, he has published novel collections "Moses on the Plains" and "The Aviator". In April 2017, he won the "Most Promising Newcomer of the Year" award at the 15th Chinese Literature Media Awards. In May 2018, he won the short story award of the first Wang Zengqi Chinese Novel Award for his novel "The North Vanishes". In October 2020, he won the third Blancpain Utopia Literature Award for his work "Hunter".
I am also from Jinzhou. Each episode is better than the last. The spacing and the masterpiece amaze me. I am proud of it.
Compact and plain, but personally, I don't like it. Yes. Okay, maybe someone should criticize me. If you don't like it, why don't you finish reading it? Yes, I have finished reading it. I think it is well written and exciting, which does not conflict with my dislike. I recognize his artistic merit and storytelling, so I give it my fair share of reviews. I found this book after reading "Assassination Novelist". What impressed me the most was the first few stories. The way they were handled was so great and wonderful, without any sloppiness. But I don't like the last few stories. The dolphins and the end point are very personal and stylized, and they have become self-explanatory. Of course, novels are inherently personal things, so I just say I don't like them. Maybe I'm not the person the author wants to wait for. So, done reading. Just take this feeling and say goodbye.
Support the assassination novelist, support Sister Mi, the box office is a hit!
I haven't seen the movie, but since it was made into a movie, I wanted to read the novel. The first part was quite fascinating, so I wanted to continue reading it, but overall I still didn't understand it. I always thought that there would be a story in the end to connect it all, but the ending came too suddenly, and my imagination was boundless. Although I didn't understand much, the text is very good and attractive. Please give it a good review!
Leave a name to commemorate it and come back to see it after a long time.
Like, plain language is like telling a story ourselves.
What impressed me most in the book was the chapter about the pilot. Li Mingqi and Gao Xuguang's first time alone on the roof actually represents two kinds of people in this world, one has ideals and passion in his heart and is willing to put them into practice, and the other has ideas in his heart and is willing to be mediocre and willing to live an ordinary life. Li Mingqi's ideal seemed absurd. He struggled for it all his life to no avail, so he had no choice but to get on a hot air balloon and leave this world that could not accommodate his ideal. But I think such people are the most charismatic, and they continue to attract people like Gao Xuguang to admire them and be willing to follow them. When Gao Xuguang died, he said something like this: "Spending life should not be like walking in the fields." Did he ever regret the way he lived his life? Should we be like Li Mingqi and risk everything for our ideals even if there are no results? The answer is yes, he regretted it, that's why he said such words. Walking in the fields was relaxing and comfortable, but he didn't understand until death came that this was not the life he wanted. Maybe we are all Gao Xuguang, always have many ideas, but do not have the courage to realize them, and are willing to be mediocre, so talents like Li Mingqi are valuable. He is like Don Quixote, a person who is extremely persistent in the ideal world. He understands the cruelty of the world and sees the truth of the world clearly, but always remains firm in his ideals, even if he is the last knight, even if people around him laugh at him. I hope we can all become people like Li Mingqi. Shuang Xuetao is really my favorite writer in recent years. If you can understand the profound meaning of his words, it will shock people beyond words.
Recently obsessed with Shuang Xuetao
He writes about little people at the bottom of society, but everyone has their own dreams and persistence. I particularly like the sentence in it: "As long as the thoughts in your heart are true, as long as the thoughts in your heart are sincere, the mountains and the sea will make way for you." This sentence made me understand that as long as you have faith, you can overcome all difficulties. This book allowed me to see a different world, and I recommend it to everyone!
Really good story.
Beautiful and novel story
It seems to be okay, but the most exciting one is probably the one about the assassination novelist that was adapted into a movie. I think the other books I've read are average, not particularly good. I can't explain why. Anyway, they don't feel particularly good. . .
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