The Dust Has Settled (Winning Work of Mao Dun Literary Award)

The words written by Alai don't feel skillful, but they are so vivid, concrete and have infinite vitality. The writing style is really good. The story is also very good, describing the rise and fall of the feudal chieftain system. The protagonist is a fool in the eyes of others, but he can understand the world and people's hearts, and is as wise as a fool. In this short and long life of the fool, he was sad because he never sat on toast. At the same time, he was also lucky because he witnessed the process of the change of the old and new regimes.

It depicts the elegy of a chieftain with a refreshing structure. He starts out as a fool, fully revealing his wisdom and foolishness, betrayal, depression, revenge, love and hate. Driven by the times, he builds achievements that the previous generation of chieftains have never had, but is also submerged in the tide of the times, and the dust has settled. This book always reminds me of "White Deer Plain", which records the rise and fall of a region during a period of change.

It's like a dream, like a dream, it can make you sing and cry, this kind of first-person perspective writing is so good!

The writing is so good, with rich and varied layers, it is amazing. It reveals talent in its simplicity, is vivid and humorous, especially the psychological description of "I" is impressive. It brings to life an absurd world, with a touch of magical realism, which is breathtaking. I want to read it in one breath, but don't want to read it right away. There is a hint of bitterness in the contradiction, which is worth reading.

It is indeed a Mao Dun Literature Award winning work! From the story structure, language expression, scene description, psychological portrayal, they all show superb control ability! The life of a fool is full of shackles from the background of the times, with both breakthroughs and responsibilities! But one thing is that he is definitely a king, conquering a group of smart people with his stupidity!

I like Alan's work. The Dust Has Settled tells the story of the rise and fall of Tibetan toast. It unfolds from the perspective of the second young master, a fool, and shows the rise and fall of the Tibetan toast system. It describes the tragic life of Tibetan serfs. Alan's writing is full of poetry and philosophy.

I like to read about other people's lives in books. When I read it, I feel like I have become my own. Thanks to the author, I can experience the breath of the grassland and the beauty of the poppy flowers, and let me see the status of men and women before liberation and the most primitive desires.

Open this book, enter this world, welcome to the colorful yet cruel and cruel Western Tibet, and explore the wonderful scenes that happened under the feudal chieftain system before liberation.

It's very exciting. The author's writing style is wonderful, the language is fluent, exquisite and accurate. There are constant metaphors throughout the article. While analyzing human nature, the complex and tortuous characters and story lines are slowly revealed. It is worth reading and recommended!

It is a very different book. The thinking and language are not in ordinary rhythms. It has pure and natural humanity, the simplicity of remoteness and eternal isolation, as well as brutal and bloody killings, and the uncontrollable fate of letting nature take its course. Tusi is the master of one party. Its mystery and authority end in an era where the old and the new change. It is worth exploring and pondering by future generations!

New things will grow in rotten places. The spring breeze blows through the wilderness and the earth is dotted with a new green patch of green.

In an era when great changes in the world are gone forever, an elegy for the old jungle class order is sung. The perception of this moment is very good, but there is also some inexplicable hatred or prejudice that is really inexplicable.

I have always liked the book "The Dust Has Settled". Today, listening to others read it is indeed much easier than reading it myself, but it doesn't have the same feeling as reading it by myself.

After reading it, I don't know what I can say! Eryi, Suolang Zelang, Wengbo Yixi, Tusi, Tana, "I" and many other characters all have their own personalities. The character creation is very successful. Watch patiently and you will get different gains and insights!

The narrative perspective is unique. It tells the fate of the Toas family from the perspective of the second young master, a fool. Toas's desire for power is domineering, absurd, and greedy. He feels that everything will eventually go to destruction. The social life scenes of the ancient Tibetan tribe in this chaotic order make people feel weird, and they feel sorry for the bottom of the hierarchy. The fool is so sane, just like the madman in "Diary of a Madman", who foresees the demise of an old order.

It is indeed a Mao Dun Literature Award winning work! From the story structure, language expression, scene description, psychological portrayal, they all show superb control ability! The life of a fool is full of shackles from the background of the times, with both breakthroughs and responsibilities! But one thing is that he is definitely a king, conquering a group of smart people with his stupidity!

The TV series is much better than the book, but this book is still a superb novel. It is indeed a work that won the Mao Dun Literature Award, China's highest literary award. There is no doubt about the author's strength and he can be called a truly great writer! Although TV series are better than books, you can learn more by reading books. You can see far more by reading books than by watching TV series, which is very meaningful.

It tells the fate of a generation of chieftains from the perspective of a fool. The absurdity reveals reality. Compared with the final result, the intrigue between the chieftains seems futile. No struggle can escape the torrent of the times. The new will eventually replace the old, and the good will eventually overthrow the bad.

Reading history makes people wise, and novels like this allow me to understand that period of history. Each character has a distinct image, absurd and uninhibited behavior, unbridled imagination, and deep love for that land. The protagonist is like a fool but has a clear mind. It is good-looking and worth reading.

Tusi's last epic poem is full of imagination, vibrant language, vivid metaphors, and wise men's predictions. Alai's writing style is like flowing clouds and flowing water, flowing freely. This is a rare and excellent work! Light up the five stars to pay tribute to Teacher Alai! Read it in one sitting and be convinced by the author's charm!

This book resonated with me very much. The characters in the book have distinct personalities, and it seems like I can see the shadows of my relatives and friends around me. Especially the idiot son, whose super-era premonitions and behavior reminded me of those maverick people in life. Alai's description is very delicate, and the mystery of Tibetan customs and the chieftain system also made my eyes shine. Recommend!

An article on magical realism, worthy of being the first book to read at the end of 2024.

It's so novel and shocking that I can't bear to finish reading it. The ordinary and simple words describe extraordinary scenes and stories. It deserves to win the Contradictory Literature Award! ! !

Very warning. Only sadness [crying][crying][crying]

Isn't that what a person's life is like, from being silent to being vigorous and finally returning to peace? Under the impact of the torrent of the times, fighting hard and not wasting this life, a true hero has no regrets!

I have watched it many times and it is thought-provoking every time. The story is very coherent and smooth.

It's pretty good-looking, the characters are very real, and it has a different history.

As a fool, I look at the development of Tusi, and I feel like a god, with a bit of Tibetan mystery. The language is vivid, concise and capable, and the description of the scenery is beautiful.

The content is correct and engaging! Revisit the classics and gain different insights

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