
Bailuyuan (A Collection of 70 Novels in the 70 Years of New China)
白鹿原(新中国70年70部长篇小说典藏)
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- Completed
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- 462k Words
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- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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180Reads
9.4Score
38Chapters
30Listens
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This novel is based on the changes in China's rural society from the early 20th century to the end of the 20th century. By describing the stories that happened in Bailuyuan, it shows the rise and fall of a family and the changes in Chinese society. With its profound thinking, rich emotional descriptions and gripping storyline, this novel has resonated with a large number of readers and is known as a classic of modern and contemporary Chinese literature. Through the interweaving of personal destiny and social history, it reveals the complexity of human nature and social dilemmas, bringing readers profound thinking and touching.
This is a very good book. It shows the social phenomena of China at that time from the joys, sorrows, joys, loves and hatreds of the second generation of the Bailu family, and describes the lives of the Chinese working people and the young people's yearning for a better life. It reflected the helplessness and desperate struggle of people in that era, praised the patriotic enthusiasm of the people, and objectively criticized the wrong lines of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
The author said: "Bai Jiaxuan is Bailuyuan." When I first read "White Deer Plain", I only felt sorry for Tian Xiao'e's tragic experience, but under the influence of various forces, she was just an ordinary woman and had no control over her life. Behind her lust for pleasure is hopelessness and numbness towards life. Hei Wa not only gave her hope of life, but also pushed her into the abyss of death. The fate of each character in the book has its character traits amplified and transformed. Thinking about the protagonist Bai Jiaxuan, he is a characteristic of that era. He has a calm and conservative character, sometimes a bit pedantic, but he is also a strong man with rough and fine details. Many plots are worth pondering over and over again.
I have always read in a hurry, but "White Deer Plain" had to make me slow down. This is the book that I thought about the most and took the longest. Many plots in the book generally end tragically for women. The author may be partial to Bai Ling. In that era, there were sober women like Bai Ling. She fought against traditional concepts, opposed arranged marriages, left the small village to study, and then joined the revolution without hesitation. In the context of the times, fate and human nature were irresistible, and he eventually died in the hands of his comrades. She was like a flash of red that suddenly appeared in the sky. After attracting enough attention in that era, she disappeared in a hurry.
"White Deer Plain" strives to show the original ecology of life and reveal the cultural attributes and cultural laws in a complicated society. It connects the fate of specific characters with the grand historical process by setting up a large number of seemingly accidental events, thus making history appear in a chaotic state and possess the aura of life. In the specific creation, Chen Zhongshi borrowed a lot of modernist techniques such as subconsciousness, irrationality, magic, death awareness, sexual instinct, etc., Which made the plot more twists and turns and highlighted the unpredictability of the characters' fate.
"White Deer Plain" is indeed a masterpiece, and it is very wonderfully written. 1. The content is healthy, positive and good, and full of positive energy. 2. The characters are vivid and lively, with both a noble side and a selfish and greedy side. 3. Reflect the real life in rural neighborhood streets at that time.
Through multi-layered time spans and character relationships, it vividly depicts a large and complex family genealogy and the life scene of a poor mountainous people. The entire content is full of tragedy and poignancy from the beginning. The author uses vivid language to describe the scenes in Bailuyuan, making readers feel as if they are actually there. The novel touches on many realistic themes, reflecting the social reality and changes in human nature of that era. The many characters created in the book are also deeply rooted in people's hearts, forming rich and colorful details in the story.
Hey, I recently read the book "White Deer Plain", which really touched me a lot! The characters in the book are too vividly portrayed. I especially hate the character Bai Xiaowen. His corruption and betrayal make people grit their teeth. But I also like some plots, such as the overt and covert struggles of the White Deer family, and the twists and turns of Heiwa's fate. This book is like a long scroll of rural China. The author vividly describes family struggles and historical changes. I think it is not only a literary work, but also a profound discussion of Chinese traditional culture and human nature. I recommend you read it, I believe you will gain something different!
Very engaging content.
Really good, worthy of winning the Mao Dun Award!
Very good and rich in language
This book is okay
I bought the book thirty years ago and gained new insights after rereading it thirty years later.
A vivid reflection of the society at that time
The rich content deeply portrays Xiangkun, a peasant of that era.