Shang Boran's new book is a collection of Tang Chaoran's novels, including three short stories and one full-length novel. The novel "Endeavoring Youth" is a novel written by the author based on mining life. The work begins with the mining team holding high the red flag and marching into Rixingzao to set up camp. It describes the pioneers who used steel drill hammers to dig wells and mines, starting from scratch, starting a business with hard work, starting from scratch, and creating a new world. The miners' epic struggles. It records the history of the construction and development of mines over the past thirty years, focusing on portraying the new image of the mining workers, mine directors, and secretaries who are courageous to pioneer, enterprising, dedicated, develop the mining industry, and support the construction of national socialism, and narrate the story of the mining workers in New China.
The protagonist of the work, Tang Zhijie, is a passionate young man who entered the mines in the 1970s and participated in mine construction. For more than 30 years, he has witnessed the hardworking and brave spirit of mine workers, who are willing to endure hardship, are not afraid of sacrifice, and have an indomitable fighting spirit. The work takes Tang Zhijie's life experience as the main line. The author uses delicate writing to record the development and changes of the mines, and writes about the noble qualities and feelings of the miners.
The novel focuses on describing the ordinary lives of ordinary people in the mines. It describes the hardships of life for ordinary people, especially workers struggling underground in mines. Although their work does not have earth-shattering achievements, they have stayed in the mines all their lives without any regrets. They are also an important part of the country's industrial workers. In fact, their ideological realm is also noble and great, worthy of people's admiration and respect.
Readers' attention is what motivates me to write, and I will try my best to tell every story well!
