Four Generations Under One Roof (All Three Volumes)

"Four Generations Under One Roof" is a novel that reflects the lives and resistance of ordinary people in the occupied areas of Peiping during the Anti-Japanese War. The book is divided into three parts: "Confusion", "Ignorant Life" and "Famine", with nearly one million words. The novel uses an ordinary small sheepfold alley in Peiping during the Anti-Japanese War as the specific environment for the story to unfold. Through the humiliating and tragic experiences of many small characters such as Qi Ruixuan, Qian Moyin, Li Siye, etc., It vividly and truly reflects the panic, survival and survival mentality of Peiping citizens during the Anti-Japanese War, as well as the human struggle they experienced during this humiliating history. It reproduces the slow, painful and difficult awakening process of many ordinary people in that era when their country was ruined and their families were destroyed. The novel has a grand spirit and a broad vision. Under the grand historical framework of the Anti-Japanese War, Mr. Lao She used the stories of little people to record the pulse of the entire nation. He used an ordinary small sheepfold alley to condense the entire "history of the lost city" in Peiping. It also profoundly showed the face of the vast China during the war. It is a miniature history of the Chinese nation's Anti-Japanese War. "Four Generations Under One Roof" is Mr. Lao She's largest work and longest writing work. It is also one of the few novels to date that describes civilians' war trauma. It can be called "the most penetrating writing" in the history of Chinese Anti-Japanese War literature.