Teaching for a Living in Siheyuan

Finally, I've come across a novel with a local Beijing style, written in a traditional courtyard house setting. Firstly, the language has a pure Beijing accent; secondly, the author demonstrates familiarity with the style of various Beijing streets, clearly showing the author's upbringing in the city. The writing flows smoothly without feeling forced.

It feels like the book that is closest to that era.

I've been searching for this courtyard house novel for so long, how could I have missed it? I've read over ten chapters, and it's really good! The author's writing style is amazing! 👍 I tend to like stories with a lot of violence and brutal violence, but the author's realistic portrayal of life makes it easy for me to get into it. 👍👍👍

Because it's still short, I wouldn't dare say the writing is excellent or the story is exquisite, but at least the details are reasonable, the logic is coherent, and the characters' intelligence is normal. It's a period novel that unfolds in a calm and unhurried manner, like a gentle stream flowing over a small bridge. It's a breath of fresh air among the many juvenile and eccentric stories set in courtyard houses. I hope the author will keep writing.

If this book, which is so bland and doesn't get enough updates, keeps gathering dust on my bookshelf and I only remember it when I'm out of books to read. 😄😄😄

The authentic flavor of old Beijing leaps off the page, so genuine! 😄

Well written, quite realistic and evocative of the era.

This is what normal, ordinary people in a traditional courtyard house look like; it doesn't excessively demonize or demonize them.

A story without excessive anger or resentment. No need for hatred or despair. Keep going!

Full of Beijing flavor, the rocket stove is highly praised.