True to My Original Dream

The yellow land is a place with stories. Every person, a house, a dog, and a millstone all have stories. The author uses realistic writing to tell every detail of that era. The imprint of the era is strong, and the book is endlessly memorable. Come on

The constant comings and goings of people and the passage of countless times have brought back many past events and left endless memories. I hope that the sandy time will not wear away the young man's original desire. I also hope that the friendship between the friends in the book will not diminish and their friendship will last forever!

After countless days and nights of carving, I finally published it, thank you Tomato! ! !

The author writes about ordinary life and truly reveals human nature. I haven't had such thoughts and feelings for a long time! Poverty in life has not erased the goodness of human nature, nor can high status and money change the evil of human nature. How can good and bad be identified so clearly? Like the author, I feel like a beggar, living such a humble life. I really need to find some leisure time and bask my soul in the sun.

I rarely read realistic writing, but I was amazed by this one. The writing style is very recognizable, and various details are revealed between the lines. It is a novel that needs to be read carefully. I really appreciate it. I hope the author can improve to a higher level.

"People here have a slow pace of life. They have lived together for decades, helping and supporting each other, and have developed a feeling that is almost like family. The people here deeply love every inch of the land where they were raised." When I was a child, I had the same feeling about my parents. The article comes from life, is real and interesting, and has a strong sense of empathy for me as a rural child in the northwest 👍 👍.

The original intention has not changed, and the author's book title is just right. How many people can still keep the original intention? In the complicated hustle and bustle, there is no trace of pure land... It is not easy to be vast, and it is not easy to build a long distance.

Thousands of people have thousands of faces, and we cannot explore the profound topic of human nature. The author's writing is smooth, especially in character description, which is particularly excellent. The characters are clear at a glance, and there is also the silent love of the parents and mothers in addition to the protagonists!

For a child born on the Loess Plateau, as far as he can see the world is always filled with mountains one after another. In his world, ever since he was a child, he has longed to step out of the mountains one after another, to set foot in and touch the scenery outside the mountains. And this kind of involvement and touch is the process of struggle, and the steps of chasing dreams are their unrepeatable youth; this kind of involvement and touch requires peeling away the clouds and mist, and seeing one's own heart in the silent night. It's really good, I've read it twice.

I didn't expect to read good works of surrealism here. The author's writing is first-rate and the words are touching and deeply resonant. It is such a good book that I still have more to say.