Native Dog*****

Ye Guangqin has won the Lu Xun Literature Award, Lao She Literature Award, and the Horse Award for Ethnic Minority Literature. She is a writer with a unique style, strong identity and natural depth, and her works have a unique temperament. The style of his works can express the ordinary stories of Beijing people in the changing times with humorous Beijing-style language. Writing about decline without being decadent and lamenting the vicissitudes of life can finally let go of the past. Telling the story eloquently, without being plagued or impatient, is truly a legacy of everyone. Its "Beijing flavor" is richer and more mellow than ordinary "Beijing flavor novels". It is the interest and meaning of upper-class old Beijing flowing from the deep layers of life, and has unique artistic charm.

Although Lao Hei is just a scholar dog, he is loyal and kind, and has given Yaya a lot of companionship and comfort. Yaya took the scholar dog Lao Hei around the city, leading the way on the importance of inheritance, the value of family ties, and the sweetness and sadness of growing up. The novel takes Lao Hei's story as a clue and reproduces the beautiful childhood life through the description of every minute detail in daily life, and also outlines a colorful picture of life and customs in old Beijing. The writing style of the work is mature, the language is humorous, the Beijing flavor is rich, and it is grand yet lively. It is a retrospective work full of childlike innocence.

The daily life written by the author is full of life and has a sense of picture, as if this group of people are living around us. The simple and natural words contain full and rich emotions, which makes people feel deeply after reading it. The title of the book says "Old Dog Lao Hei" but it actually writes about the growth of the protagonist Yaya. The lively protagonist Yaya has learned to settle on the road of growth, learned to observe every bit of life, and understand that life is not easy. The book has a strong "Beijing flavor" and is full of fireworks and warm feelings in the world.

This is a magical book that allows me to quickly immerse myself in it and forget the complexity and hustle and bustle of the city. The book is a detailed picture of the protagonist Yaya's life as she grows up from childhood, with the local dog Lao Hei accompanying her. The text layout in the book is easy to read, and it also comes with pictures, making it suitable for children and adults to read together. The interaction between the protagonist and his family, friends, neighbors, and cute little animals is well depicted, full of childishness and innocence, and makes my heart warm when I watch it. The family affection and friendship revealed in these daily little things written by the author touch people's heartstrings, making them laugh and cry unconsciously.

When a local dog named Lao Hei followed his owner to live in the city, he was not able to adapt to the local living habits. As a result, a series of interesting things and adventure stories happened. The plot of the novel is humorous and interesting, making it a pleasure to read. It explores topics such as differences between urban and rural areas, family affection and friendship, and is of educational significance. The author's language is concise and lively, and his observations are meticulous, making the characters vivid and very enjoyable. The novel is an excellent book suitable for children to read. It attracts children's attention with its lively writing style and rich plot.

It's very beautiful. I was determined to go to bed at 11 o'clock. I couldn't bear to put down my phone at 2:30 in the morning. When I was watching it, I really wanted to share it with my little niece, but she doesn't know much about reading yet. I will give it to her when she can read it.

I really like the author's novels with strong Beijing flavor. It is memory, nostalgia, yearning, and farewell to the past.

Very well written, I like it very much.

While reading this book, I kept laughing. This is a light and humorous novel. The story revolves around the life of the local dog Lao Hei and his friends, bringing joy and laughter to readers through a series of funny stories and plots. Through vivid and interesting descriptions and exaggerated plot settings, the author creates a group of interesting and lovely characters, allowing readers to relax with laughter. This book is a lighthearted read for readers who enjoy humorous stories.

The story content is very exciting

It's been a long time since I've read a novel with such a childish innocence, a playful and cute little girl.

The little things in ordinary years are the most worth recalling

Lively and interesting, full of memories

Beijing's urban life is slow and steady. With a touch of sadness

Full of childishness, time flies, looking back at the tear wipes

Very good children's work!

Very good, daily life, epitome of ordinary people

Hutong culture, suitable for children, adults can read it, the story of old Beijing

Such a warm and humane book, I almost cried when I read the postscript.

It's so well written, with childlike humor and cleverness. The writing is more interesting than "Lacy the Spirit Dog" and is truly suitable for Chinese children. While reading, I was reminded of Lin Haiyin's "Old Stories in the South of the City", and a child's natural simplicity came over me. Old Beijing, old stories, timeless, with the weight of history and the innocence of children.