The Educated Youth Trilogy: A Tribute of Tears

After reading this book, I feel that it should be very real. If you are someone who stays out of the situation, you cannot write such a touching book. There are all kinds of good people, bad people, people who are in love with each other, and people who are afraid of chaos in the world, and they are all written in depth. The farm scenes and labor scenes make people feel real. In a word: well written. Will there be a sequel?

I read it over several days in a row. I really like reading books about educated youth, they are real and vivid. At that time, my family also had two sisters who were educated youths. My eldest sister and my second sister went to the countryside before graduating from junior high school...

Being born in the 1970s, I really like to listen to stories about the educated youth of that era.

Well written! He wrote about the situation and scene at that time. It also expresses the thoughts of contemporary people

At the end of the novel, Hulin is mentioned, that distant place. Since I was a child, I have often heard adults mention that my third grandfather went to the Northeast and stayed there. As long as I can remember, my third grandfather has returned to his hometown in Shandong once. He passed away about ten years ago, and in the end he never returned to his roots. In the face of time and history, we all live like ants.

The situation of returning to the city is basically true. I have also experienced this history.

Only by enduring hardship can one become a master. If one is not a person in the drama, it is difficult to appreciate the things in the drama. Special era, special group. I cried after reading it,

After reading this book, I found the writing to be true and objective, describing the true feelings of the educated youth in Beidahuang at that time, and their unyielding love for the black land where they devoted their youth and sweat. The characters are flesh and blood, vivid and vivid.

After watching it, I recalled a lot of past events. It's really like returning to the era of educated youth.

It's beautiful, the dialect is used very appropriately, it's full of wit and humor, the characters are portrayed very realistically, and the description of the environment is also immersive. It can be seen that the author is a person who lived in that era. Overall, it is a good book with substantial content and worth reading.