Ballad of the Desert

I have watched the TV series adapted from this story a long time ago, and I like the content of the story. I won't talk about the actors, but in terms of roles, I personally prefer boys with Huo Qubing's personality. He loves persistently, bravely, passionately, and straightforwardly... I don't like emotional dramas that involve guessing and guessing. It's too tiring to watch. I also don't like to make all kinds of choices and arrangements for the other party under the banner of "for your own good". Love is a matter between two people. Going in both directions and giving is the best way to love each other. If everything is done by your other half and you don't need to participate in it, that's called unrequited love and secret love. Therefore, although Meng Jiu is good, he is really not suitable for Yu'er. Although he feels sorry for him, everything is cause and effect. Once Yu'er's feelings were responded to, she was unswerving, so no matter what happened before, she always used actions to prove that she had let go. It is impossible not to struggle in her heart, unless she has not given her sincerity, but she has a good sense of proportion. I think this is human nature and not green tea. Judging from the delicate descriptions of these contradictory and complex psychology, the intricate relationships between the characters, and the twists and turns of the plot, we can see that the author has a profound writing skills. Each of her books is a classic, and is not comparable to ordinary online novels with artificially high ratings.

Although I had regrets and felt sorry for Master Jiu after watching it, I was also happy that Yu'er and Huo Qubing could stay together and fly together. The author respects history and opens up for us a majestic historical background of the love and hatred of a country, a nation, a family, and an individual. The writing is delicate, and the beauty of a flower🌸, a mountain and river, and a sunrise🌄 are all presented to us in detail. In the form of a novel, it makes up for history, hahaha, and re-presents the young heroes in this extraordinary period of history before the eyes of modern people. It uses another method to make up for the untimely death of General Huo in people's hearts and gives it a self-comforting and beautiful fairy tale ending. Thanks to the author for his serious and responsible writing😁, which has enhanced our young readers' new understanding and love for that period of history. It is recommended that you watch "The Ballad of the Desert" first and then "Song in the Clouds". Wish all readers - love full of happiness🌸😊.

It is indeed a good book! Great love. It reminds me of the "Bamboo Book Ballad" I once read. The heroines all failed to stay with their first love, but finally found their own happiness. No matter what, perfection always needs regret to set off. In fact, I hope to stay with Master Jiu in the end, a man who can hold the moon and the stars, read history books, be forbearing, restrained, and extremely benevolent, but he is born with a disability. He dares not love when he loves, and he cannot reveal his feelings. What is more regrettable than this! It can be said that the heroine broke through all the restraints of Master Jiu and saved him from his deep self-esteem, irresistible love and unstoppable passion. After understanding and daring to pursue love, it was too late and lost to history, politics and war. In the end, he gave up his love and stayed behind his lover. What is true love than this! In fact, the heroine is so smart. How could a real murderous girl not understand Master Jiu's affection and love? So I wonder, Yu'er actually knows that Jiu Ye is in love, so how can she not understand Jiu Ye's helplessness? But she chose to avoid letting go, unable to keep her original intention, unable to resist the bright temptation of youth, and turned her first love into sorrow. Perhaps, if the story is written as Yu'er and Jiu Ye go through various hardships, and Yu'er stays with Jiu Ye under the influence of Yu'er's efforts, the ending will be more perfect. Like "Sauvignon Blanc" and "Song of the World". Just my humble opinion!

It's good to watch, and Ballad of the Desert sounds better than Pocahontas. The latter is due to the wind, and the fate is due to the different fetters of people in the world. The wind is in the waves, the clouds are treacherous, and the strategies are born. It's very relevant, but much smaller, and the focus is on love and love. Desert ballads are like Crescent Moon Spring, so light that they can accommodate all the passionate, thick, sad, joyful and mournful emotions, which belong to the country, family and people. It is a ballad that sings about love, hatred, national calamity and family sorrow. Like it very much. The casting in the TV series is good and relevant, even if the acting is a bit exaggerated.

I really can't stand it anymore, it's so beautiful, I like Jiu Ye so much, it's hard to let go. Maybe you don't have to own someone to love someone. Letting go may be the best choice, but it's still uncomfortable. I hope the author's next story will cure Jiu Ye and lead a happy life. Don't talk about the afterlife, this life is the most important.

I have watched the TV series starring Hu Ge, Peng Yuyan, and Liu Shishi, and then read this book. I felt that the plots of the TV series and the novel are highly consistent. In the novel, the characters of Jiu Ye, Jin Yu and Huo Qubing are all very vividly described, and the story is also quite exciting. As the plot develops, I can't help but be happy for them at one moment, sigh with sadness at the other, and be immersed in the story for a long time.

Tong Hua's works have exquisite writing and unique narrative style. Ballad of the Desert is one of my favorite works, even more so than Scary Step by Step. Pocahontas adapted into a TV series is also good to watch. The handsome trio of Liu Shishi, Peng Yuyan, and Hu Ge looks particularly enjoyable.

It is very interesting. Although it is a story, the author describes the history of the Han Dynasty in great detail, praising the national hero Huo Qubing who died young and his historical contribution in opening up the Hexi Corridor in the Western Regions.

The rare writing style of this book is very rich, and I can see the author's literary skills. I also like the plot description and details in the novel very much. "There are things in everyone's heart that they never want to mention without the right mood and the right person. If one day you are willing to tell me, I will sit next to you and listen quietly. If you don't want to tell, I don't want to inquire. Someone once said to me that he only knows me in his eyes. I think the same is true for me. I only know you in my heart."

I watched the TV series first, and the filming of the TV series was quite in line with my taste, and then I read the original book. The story is very touching, the narration is vivid and delicate, the plot is ups and downs, and it is richly imagined based on history, making people unable to put it down and reading it to the end. The heroine Jin Yu in the book is so lucky! She has a good father and several great young men who love and protect her and cannot bear to hurt her. It is also because she is beautiful, intelligent, brave, kind, decisive, knows how to love and cherish, and knows how to choose between advancement and retreat. I was moved by my father's love for Jin Yu, who was strict in teaching but pampered and indulged. Jin Yu therefore read poems and books and was very thoughtful, but he was also lively and free. In particular, Dad only wants Jin Yu to be happy and does not let Jin Yu bear the burden of his own national hatred and personal hatred. This is the true selfless love of parents for their children!