"Three Doors" is Han Han's first published work and the starting point of his creative career.
The protagonist Lin Yuxiang has been talented and intelligent since he was a child. Coupled with his father's influence, he has been hailed as a "child prodigy" since he was a child. However, this extremely talented young man was seriously partial to subjects in junior high school, and therefore met the teacher Ma Debao who influenced his life, and the female classmate Susan who occupied his entire emotional life. When they were young, they had the same initial feelings of love as all their peers. Through intentional or unintentional contact, the buds of love gradually blossom... In this season of love, can boys and girls full of fantasy find the key to open the door to life, the door to the soul, and the door to love... Through the perspective of young Lin Yuxiang, the book reveals to readers the real life of high school students, reveals various contradictions and problems in parent-child relationships, teacher-student relationships, and classmate relationships, and embodies student-style thinking, confusion and dreams. Han Han is thinking, angry, fighting, and changing in his own way. Through those sharp, pointed and even mean words, readers feel the flash of inspiration of a genius boy.
The first edition of this book was published in 2000 and caused widespread controversy once it came out. On the one hand, he was amazed at the strength of the talented young writer Han Han; on the other hand, he raised many questions about the current situation of Chinese education. Not to mention the excellence of the work itself, it is indeed a miracle in the Chinese literary world that a seventeen-year-old boy can write such a work, but what is more important is the profound meaning behind the work that has stirred up the world to this day.
Reader comments
A masterpiece with a score of 9.9, It is very much like the angry youth of mine that I can't go back to.
I think the most distinctive feature of this article is its humorous satire and unique perspective, especially the wonderful parts about metaphors. I listen carefully to every Chinese class, but I can't write such a good work. I feel ashamed.
So old! Rich imagination! Since ancient times, heroes have emerged from youth! Quite Han
Han Han's works are very good, especially his remarks to the host and guests. I feel that Han Han is very well-educated and his rebuttal is well-founded and I like it very much.
If I had the same literary talent as Han Han, I would definitely make a lot of money writing online articles.
This is the first time I read Han Han's book, and it is also Han Han's first novel. I feel that he is really talented and I admire him.
For an 18-year-old boy who has just grown up, it is already amazing to be able to write this kind of novel! It's a pity that I read Han Han's first novel when I was 30 years old. Although it has some shortcomings overall, it uses the tone of the protagonist Lin Yuxiang to criticize schools, which rises to criticize Chinese education. Back to the novel, the writing technique actually feels like a stream of consciousness. The protagonist Lin Yuxiang also encountered a green love experience from the last semester of the third grade of junior high school to the first semester of the first grade of high school. In the end, the goddess Susan deliberately missed many questions in the high school entrance examination in order to be in the same high school as the protagonist. Then she did not expect that the protagonist found a relationship and got into a good school. This setting is great, and it does not follow the routine of romance novels and youth novels. Also, the name Triple Gate is great, as if each of us would be weighed down by these three gates when we were students: parents, school, and society. I have to say that compared to Guo Jingming's novels of the same period, I like Han Han better.
The Triple Gate, I feel is Han Han's best novel.
Reading it again after nine years, my mood has completely changed. He is no longer the young boy he once was, but his love for George Han remains unchanged.
This book was very real and reminded me of my own high school life. The protagonist Lin Yuxiang's experience and character are very vivid and made me feel for him. His relationships with his parents, teachers, and classmates are also very real, just like mine and the people around me. I feel that this book not only tells a story, but also reflects some real problems and makes me think more about life. I recommend everyone to read this book, especially young people, as it may resonate and inspire a lot.
I really like Han Han's books. Because his books can make people interested in reading and make people laugh from the bottom of their hearts. This kind of humor is something I can't find in other books. I remember that in junior high school, I had a physics teacher who often liked to create "humor." For example, when writing, you deliberately make the words fat, or make a certain stroke very long. Then he turned around with a smile on his face and waited for us to laugh. When we laughed, he laughed out loud with the whole class. (What would it be like if the whole class didn't laugh.) However, among so many laughter, I was the only one who didn't laugh (I also laughed with my classmates at first, but I forced it out without a smile. I deliberately opened my mouth wide, trying to make a haha laugh, but it turned out to be a sneer. Because my face was stiff, I decisively gave up on this forced smile.) I really couldn't get the point of the laughter, and instead dug my toes on the floor in embarrassment. At this time, the teacher suddenly felt that he had lost a little face (I was the only one who didn't smile, so I only lost a little), so he came to make things difficult for me and said: "You didn't listen to the class well when I saw it. Everyone laughed but you didn't smile." I couldn't bear the pressure from everyone, so I had no choice but to bow my head and remain silent. Later, when the teacher saw that I often didn't smile, he took me as a laughing point, told a story in a roundabout way, and finally said that I was like a character in the story. Then he looked at me with a smile ready to come out. Everyone understood immediately and laughed with their mouths wide open, wishing they could burst into tears. Later, every time I took physics classes, I felt like I was facing a formidable enemy. Finally, I abandoned physics, and physics also abandoned me.
My favorite book, Enlightenment
It's really humorous. I looked forward to the next sentence after reading the previous sentence. The psychological description of the characters is vivid and interesting.
It's humorous and explicit, and it's deeply touching. I lament that the author was able to write such an article at the age of only 18. I have to admire the greatness of Teacher Han Han.
Very exciting, telling about youth and campus life
This is really a book that is very suitable for junior high school and high school students to study. The novel is humorous and interesting, and it puts forward its own unique insights into the shortcomings of examination-oriented education and the current social situation. I really can't imagine that this is a book written by an 18-year-old student.
Three gates: family, school and society. This is what everyone has to face. Elegant, semi-vulgar, vulgar. This is a choice that everyone has to make. There is beauty, there is pain, there is regret, this is what life is. How to live, I think I have found the answer
Sure enough, only when we look back at our youth can we feel the truest emotions at that time.
This was the first time I got to know Han Han as a Dandan. Starting from his book, I actually watched "Flying Life" directed by him before, but I watched it because of Shen Teng, and then I watched "Flying 2" because of this book. The film was really good, and I only read this one among the books. Regarding this book, many plots in it are very humorous. For example, I only heard about bumping into an old lady instead of a beautiful woman on the road, as well as the understanding of social phenomena, etc. It is hard to imagine that this is an article written by a high school student.
It's beautiful. I didn't expect Tomatoes to have a novel by Han Han. I like it [like]
Memories of youth still have practical significance today
The first time I read this book was when I was in junior high school. It must be more than 20 years ago now, and it was still a paper version. I recently read it again, and I remembered my junior high school life again, and I was deeply moved.
He is just an ordinary high school student who writes very well.
After re-reading it, I feel that it was only fitting that I liked this book when I was 17 years old at the time.
Han Han's talent is as sharp as a sword, worth a look
A masterpiece with a score of 9.9, It is very much like the angry youth of mine that I can't go back to.
I think the most distinctive feature of this article is its humorous satire and unique perspective, especially the wonderful parts about metaphors. I listen carefully to every Chinese class, but I can't write such a good work. I feel ashamed.
So old! Rich imagination! Since ancient times, heroes have emerged from youth! Quite Han
Han Han's works are very good, especially his remarks to the host and guests. I feel that Han Han is very well-educated and his rebuttal is well-founded and I like it very much.
If I had the same literary talent as Han Han, I would definitely make a lot of money writing online articles.
This is the first time I read Han Han's book, and it is also Han Han's first novel. I feel that he is really talented and I admire him.
For an 18-year-old boy who has just grown up, it is already amazing to be able to write this kind of novel! It's a pity that I read Han Han's first novel when I was 30 years old. Although it has some shortcomings overall, it uses the tone of the protagonist Lin Yuxiang to criticize schools, which rises to criticize Chinese education. Back to the novel, the writing technique actually feels like a stream of consciousness. The protagonist Lin Yuxiang also encountered a green love experience from the last semester of the third grade of junior high school to the first semester of the first grade of high school. In the end, the goddess Susan deliberately missed many questions in the high school entrance examination in order to be in the same high school as the protagonist. Then she did not expect that the protagonist found a relationship and got into a good school. This setting is great, and it does not follow the routine of romance novels and youth novels. Also, the name Triple Gate is great, as if each of us would be weighed down by these three gates when we were students: parents, school, and society. I have to say that compared to Guo Jingming's novels of the same period, I like Han Han better.
The Triple Gate, I feel is Han Han's best novel.
Reading it again after nine years, my mood has completely changed. He is no longer the young boy he once was, but his love for George Han remains unchanged.
This book was very real and reminded me of my own high school life. The protagonist Lin Yuxiang's experience and character are very vivid and made me feel for him. His relationships with his parents, teachers, and classmates are also very real, just like mine and the people around me. I feel that this book not only tells a story, but also reflects some real problems and makes me think more about life. I recommend everyone to read this book, especially young people, as it may resonate and inspire a lot.
I really like Han Han's books. Because his books can make people interested in reading and make people laugh from the bottom of their hearts. This kind of humor is something I can't find in other books. I remember that in junior high school, I had a physics teacher who often liked to create "humor." For example, when writing, you deliberately make the words fat, or make a certain stroke very long. Then he turned around with a smile on his face and waited for us to laugh. When we laughed, he laughed out loud with the whole class. (What would it be like if the whole class didn't laugh.) However, among so many laughter, I was the only one who didn't laugh (I also laughed with my classmates at first, but I forced it out without a smile. I deliberately opened my mouth wide, trying to make a haha laugh, but it turned out to be a sneer. Because my face was stiff, I decisively gave up on this forced smile.) I really couldn't get the point of the laughter, and instead dug my toes on the floor in embarrassment. At this time, the teacher suddenly felt that he had lost a little face (I was the only one who didn't smile, so I only lost a little), so he came to make things difficult for me and said: "You didn't listen to the class well when I saw it. Everyone laughed but you didn't smile." I couldn't bear the pressure from everyone, so I had no choice but to bow my head and remain silent. Later, when the teacher saw that I often didn't smile, he took me as a laughing point, told a story in a roundabout way, and finally said that I was like a character in the story. Then he looked at me with a smile ready to come out. Everyone understood immediately and laughed with their mouths wide open, wishing they could burst into tears. Later, every time I took physics classes, I felt like I was facing a formidable enemy. Finally, I abandoned physics, and physics also abandoned me.
My favorite book, Enlightenment
It's really humorous. I looked forward to the next sentence after reading the previous sentence. The psychological description of the characters is vivid and interesting.
It's humorous and explicit, and it's deeply touching. I lament that the author was able to write such an article at the age of only 18. I have to admire the greatness of Teacher Han Han.
Very exciting, telling about youth and campus life
This is really a book that is very suitable for junior high school and high school students to study. The novel is humorous and interesting, and it puts forward its own unique insights into the shortcomings of examination-oriented education and the current social situation. I really can't imagine that this is a book written by an 18-year-old student. Three gates: family, school and society. This is what everyone has to face. Elegant, semi-vulgar, vulgar. This is a choice that everyone has to make. There is beauty, there is pain, there is regret, this is what life is. How to live, I think I have found the answer
Sure enough, only when we look back at our youth can we feel the truest emotions at that time.
This was the first time I got to know Han Han as a Dandan. Starting from his book, I actually watched "Flying Life" directed by him before, but I watched it because of Shen Teng, and then I watched "Flying 2" because of this book. The film was really good, and I only read this one among the books. Regarding this book, many plots in it are very humorous. For example, I only heard about bumping into an old lady instead of a beautiful woman on the road, as well as the understanding of social phenomena, etc. It is hard to imagine that this is an article written by a high school student.
It's beautiful. I didn't expect Tomatoes to have a novel by Han Han. I like it [like]
Memories of youth still have practical significance today
The first time I read this book was when I was in junior high school. It must be more than 20 years ago now, and it was still a paper version. I recently read it again, and I remembered my junior high school life again, and I was deeply moved.
He is just an ordinary high school student who writes very well.
After re-reading it, I feel that it was only fitting that I liked this book when I was 17 years old at the time.
Han Han's talent is as sharp as a sword, worth a look
What nonsense are you talking about?
You saw yourself
Beautiful, funny, humorous and philosophical.
Good book good book good book
Thought-provoking, novel metaphor
It's okay, I think