Shanghai People Eat Rice Porridge
上海人吃泡饭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 623k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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After reading "Everyone in Shanghai Eats Pao Fan", I thought it was a very interesting novel. First, writing in Shanghainese is rare nowadays, when Shanghainese is gradually weakening. It is worth advocating, secondly, to write about the lanes of Shanghai. In Shanghai, where the number of lanes demolished is decreasing, you can see the vivid lanes, the life in the lanes full of fireworks, and the lively people in the lanes, which makes people nostalgic and memorable, which is commendable. 3. In the current era full of suspense and time travel, writing about fireworks and the people around you can be a way to advocate. 4. The author's wonderful writing style is smooth and delicious, which adds to the charm of the novel. After reading the author's reply to my comment, I am very grateful. "Shanghai People Eat Pao Fan" is indeed a very good novel. The novel not only tells vivid and attractive stories in Shanghai dialect, which makes Shanghai people like it more and more, but the author also tried to write the novel in Shanghai dialect so that readers outside Shanghai can also understand and like it. This is a nice try. The most important novel involves many young people's outlook on life today. It is very warning to read. It is recommended that young people also like this novel.
It's very interesting. It's a book written in Shanghainese. It shows the old people and scenes of Shanghai's alleys.
The work probably reflects Shanghai in the early 1980s. It has real life content and the language is smooth, authentic and charming. I haven't read much yet, so I read slowly, comment slowly, and the author also writes slowly. Don't rely on plot to win. We hope to truly portray the real picture of life and write a good and substantial work.
Mr. Shen, I posted an article about your book written in Shanghainese on the **book platform, which received praise and likes from more than 300 fans. Some fans suggested that I make a short video reading aloud in Shanghainese to promote Shanghainese. Do you think it is okay?
The reading is immersive. It feels as if I have really lived in a Shanghai alley. The characters are well-drawn and the emotional descriptions are also very real. It is beautiful and beautiful.
The book is written in Shanghainese and is very friendly and comfortable to read.
The character creation not only reflects Shanghai's regional cultural characteristics, but also depicts the distinctive personality of each little character. The author uses the limitations of the times to promote the plot and describe each dramatic storyline. The multi-line narrative is interlocking, the plot is tense, and it is very suspenseful.
It is very interesting to read in Shanghainese. The story has many characters with different personalities, and the plot is twists and turns and fascinating. I hope the author will update more
I really enjoyed watching it, it has the atmosphere of life in a Shanghai alley.
It's a little bit like the alleyway of the early liberation period. The capitalists' houses can still be served by housekeepers and servants. The storyline is quite tight.