This book, written by Mo Yingfeng, is a novel that directly confronts the catastrophes of the past ten years. It takes the persecution experience of Peng Qi, the commander of a certain air force regiment, as the main line. Through the fate of three generals, it praises the principles and struggle of the older generation of revolutionaries under the test of life and death. The novel not only uses poetic ideals to express the inner turmoil of an upright general in a specific era, but also reproduces the spiritual life of an era through vivid portraits of characters. This book won the first Mao Dun Literature Award.
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The home of Chen Jingquan, political commissar of the newly formed Fourth Corps of the Air Force, is only three hundred meters away from the commander's residence in a straight line, but there is a small mountain pass in the middle and the road is winding, so the distance must be calculated to be more than one mile. The structure of this small courtyard and the small building in the courtyard is exactly the same as that of the commander's house. Even the barracks and garage of the guard squad are built using the same mold. If there is any difference, it is only the trees in the yard, because no two trees in nature will look exactly the same. There was no singing or music playing in the political commissar's home, which looked like an abandoned ancient temple. Only the soft light coming from several windows revealed that there were people living inside. The small iron gate has been closed, and the bright eyes of the guard soldiers are hiding somewhere in the dark.
The book "The General's Song" is amazing! It tells the story of an old revolutionary in a turbulent era and reminded me of "The Ordinary World." The characters in the book are vivid and the storyline has ups and downs, especially Commander Peng Qi. I admire his principles and fighting spirit. This book made me understand that no matter how difficult the environment is, we must stick to our beliefs.
Real and objective, multi-dimensional analysis
History wakes people up
Fortunately, the person who wrote this book must also be very sad.
This book truly reflects human nature during the ten years of chaos
It truly restores that special period of history, details, and psychological portrayal are concrete and profound, and the beauty and ugliness of human nature are naturally revealed in the writing.
The home of Chen Jingquan, political commissar of the newly formed Fourth Corps of the Air Force, is only three hundred meters away from the commander's residence in a straight line, but there is a small mountain pass in the middle and the road is winding, so the distance must be calculated to be more than one mile. The structure of this small courtyard and the small building in the courtyard is exactly the same as that of the commander's house. Even the barracks and garage of the guard squad are built using the same mold. If there is any difference, it is only the trees in the yard, because no two trees in nature will look exactly the same. There was no singing or music playing in the political commissar's home, which looked like an abandoned ancient temple. Only the soft light coming from several windows revealed that there were people living inside. The small iron gate has been closed, and the bright eyes of the guard soldiers are hiding somewhere in the dark.
The book "The General's Song" is amazing! It tells the story of an old revolutionary in a turbulent era and reminded me of "The Ordinary World." The characters in the book are vivid and the storyline has ups and downs, especially Commander Peng Qi. I admire his principles and fighting spirit. This book made me understand that no matter how difficult the environment is, we must stick to our beliefs.
Real and objective, multi-dimensional analysis
History wakes people up
Fortunately, the person who wrote this book must also be very sad.
This book truly reflects human nature during the ten years of chaos
It truly restores that special period of history, details, and psychological portrayal are concrete and profound, and the beauty and ugliness of human nature are naturally revealed in the writing.