Qin Opera

I was born in a small village in Yunnan Province. I lived in the village before junior high school. When I read, the shadows of the villagers always flashed before my eyes. I couldn't help but think of my grandfather. He was also a retired teacher, but his temper was very similar to Xia Yi. He also didn't have a good relationship with his four sons. He was extremely stubborn. He also thought of me. Grandma, a hunchbacked old rural lady who has never read a book, has spent her whole life serving the entire extended family for my grandfather. My father is most similar to Qingjin, and my uncle is most similar to Qingyu. My third uncle looks like Junting, but my fourth uncle looks like Xia Yu. My mother also looks like Zhuqing, but I think she is better than Zhuqing. As for my aunts, they are indeed not much different from the ones in the book, but generally speaking, they are good at comparing, but their filial piety is real. As for the other villagers, they are basically the same as in the book. The young ones seem to have all gone out to work. Every time I return to the village, there seem to be only old people I don't know anymore, so I won't go into details here. Eight hundred miles from Qinchuan, Qin Opera comes from, but my hometown also produces folk songs. Comparing the two, Qin Opera can be said to be elegant, while folk songs are indeed elegant, whether they are elegant or vulgar. I do love the culture of my hometown more. I love my hometown. Today, only my grandparents are still holding on to my hometown, stubborn old people. Yeah, it's hard to leave my hometown, so I only go back to my hometown to visit the elderly when I have time during the New Year and the holidays. It takes too long, and I almost don't have much feeling for my hometown. Most of the time, I always say to myself that my hometown is where my heart is, haha. In the end, I have become a rootless duckweed. I am very sad. My hometown, my dear hometown, I don't have the ability to erect a monument for you, I just want you to live in my memory forever. In fact, your story is similar to that of Qingfeng Street. Jia Pingwa said that he would erect a monument for his hometown, and in the end, he erected it for you. Isn't this family story a microcosm of the entire Chinese countryside, a history of blood and tears in the countryside, and a history of growth and decline in the countryside? Suddenly, I am reminded of Fitzgerald's sentence in "The Great Gatsby" - we seem to be inside and outside, intoxicated and disgusted by the endless evolution of the tragedy and comedy of life. I love my hometown.

It feels very grounded! The rural life of nearly 40 years ago was vividly written. During the reading process, I felt that I was also living in Qingfeng Street, witnessing the life of Qingfeng Street like a child (I was still a child at that time in the book)! At the same time, it also showed the confusion and confusion of that era [Like]

Wonderful! It's fascinating, and it feels like you've walked through Qingfeng Street and witnessed everything that happened. After reading the postscript, it reminded me of the rural area where I lived, and I really missed it deeply.

All in all, 13 is awesome. There is no too artificial compassion in the text; In the plot, the pain and scars are sutured through repeated pulling. Although most of the blood and tears are ugly, I can't help but watch. It seems that I can see something, but my mind is blank.

This can be said to be one of the most interesting books I have ever read.

The novels written by Mr. Jia Pingwa are unique in style, full of laughter and self-contained; they have strong local flavor and interesting language; from time to time they add some short stories about anthropomorphic animals thinking about life, which are very effective and fascinating.

At the beginning, I felt a little bit unable to read it, but gradually I fell in love with it. By the end, I was still not satisfied with it. It is a very down-to-earth rural theme in the northwest, and the whole article is full of Qin opera. Whether you become crazy or not depends on Bai Xue's attitude. He is a kind, true, infatuated and slightly crazy young man who lives in a world he has woven. He likes Bai Xue, and this opens the beginning of the book~ Focusing on this street, the Xia family, and the collision of ideas between the old and new party secretaries, it is thought-provoking to see the subtle changes in the countryside in the early days of reform and opening up. It ends with the death of the old party secretary Xia Yi. In the 1990s and 2000s, rural areas were developing rapidly and rapidly. Some people kept up with the pace, while others stayed in the past forever.

I think the charm of the master's works lies in the fact that he uses the simplest language to describe the most ordinary life scenes, but he can portray every ordinary person vividly, making the reader feel as if he is immersed in it. Re-reading it for the third time, first like it, then start the chapter and pay tribute to Teacher Jia!

, Parents explain the village affairs in short, and condense the essence of social articles.

For the first time, the content felt very real and rich. If you have the opportunity to read it a second time later, you should have a different experience!

Both "Qin Opera" and "The Ordinary World" are about rural areas and farmers. "Qin Opera" is like dipping steamed buns with hot pepper, dry and spicy, and cannot escape the influence of "Desolated Capital". "The Ordinary World" is like sour soup and noodles, with a long aftertaste.

I recall that when I was in school, it was raining and I would queue up to buy Teacher Jia's books under my umbrella. As a local writer, Teacher Jia's works are very vivid and vivid. They require a simple and local sense of humor to make them unforgettable.

I'm not bored, this book is really good!

It's all trivial things that reflect the vicissitudes of life

When the lingering charm of Qin Opera gradually faded in the changing times, Jia Pingwa used this book to erect a monument for his hometown. It is not a monument to praise virtues, but a tombstone without words, inscribed with the last soul of local civilization.

The content of the book is wonderful and the author's writing style is brilliant. The customs and customs of a place are rich, and the characters in the book are all distinct. This is my favorite book so far. The people and things at that time made people understand and move. The social picture of China in that era is written, which is deeply memorable.

After reading it, it is real and vivid. The bad side of the countryside is vividly portrayed, but the kindness and simplicity of the rural people are almost invisible, so the memory of the hometown mentioned by Teacher Jia is bid farewell. Rural people don't bathe and have scabs because conditions don't allow bathing. How can the memory of hometown go away with the wind? It is the nourishment of the soul, the source of pure kindness, unmodified sincerity, and the root of each of us. But it is undeniable that it is a good literary work of satire and criticism.

The work uses life-like language, simple content and details, delicate descriptions and clear narration... It has a profound mark of the times and strong local cultural characteristics. As long as you start, you will want to persist in reading the work!

It's a very realistic masterpiece. I had a deep feeling after reading it, and I couldn't calm down for a long time.

Reading a good book 📖 is like talking to the most outstanding person of the past

It's a line drawing, it's a woodblock painting, it's the wisps of dust and smoke gradually disappearing... Sadness, sigh, disgust, and pity are the emotions that come with reading this book, over and over again. Is this rural reality? Is it true for local people? I don't want to believe it… Fortunately, I just finished reading a book…

Hometown is always kind. Xia Yi left the deepest impression on me. I didn't even notice him at first. But I didn't expect his ending to be like that.

There are many characters on the stage, which seem complicated at first glance. The more I read, the more I am amazed that each character has a unique performance. There is always no shortage of lively and jumping people in Jia Pingwa's articles.

The ideology of everyone in a village is very profound. That was really the case in those days.

A mark of the times, a picture of life. Sadness and vicissitudes of life. It's a pity that I can't read the Qin Opera music score in the book

The book "Qin Opera" truly shows rural China under the great changes of the times, which resonates with me very much. The author Jia Pingwa's familiarity and love for his hometown make every character in the book lifelike. Just like my own business, in the wave of the times, we will all face contradictions and confusion, but there will also be beautiful existences like Bai Xue to give us strength and hope. This book is like a monument, recording the story of my hometown, and it also makes me cherish the land under my feet even more.

The details are described so well that it feels like you are actually there.

Down-to-earth, meticulous, and worth appreciating the local customs!

It has a strong sense of immersion and is a true portrayal of rural life in that era. It is full of thoughts on the rural reality and future under the background of reform and opening up. Worth a look.

Restore rural life! True! The writing is really good!