A prominent Kham Tibetan chieftain gave birth to a stupid son with his Han wife after drinking. This fool, whom everyone considers to be incompatible with real life, has a premonition and behavior beyond the times, and has become a witness to the rise and fall of the chieftain system. The story of the novel is exciting, twists and turns. With passionate writing and detached observation, it shows the rich national customs and the romantic mystery of the chieftain system.
Reader comments
It is worthy of being a classic among award-winning novels. It tells the story of the Tusi family's historical changes, what the "idiot me" sees and hears, and the wonderful descriptions of various plump characters in his eyes. It is vivid, interesting, ups and downs, and worth reading.
A very good book
While reading, I wondered if the author was born into a toast family!
Books that win the Contradiction Literature Award are worth reading twice.
It feels better to listen to it again! !
It is worthy of being a classic among award-winning novels. It tells the story of the Tusi family's historical changes, what the "idiot me" sees and hears, and the wonderful descriptions of various plump characters in his eyes. It is vivid, interesting, ups and downs, and worth reading.
A very good book
While reading, I wondered if the author was born into a toast family!
Books that win the Contradiction Literature Award are worth reading twice. It feels better to listen to it again! !