Writing Stories in Laos

After reading this book, it felt like a friend was telling his past events. Unpretentious and unobtrusive

A series of trivial things fully demonstrate the customs and customs of Laos, presenting different lifestyles to readers, which is delicate but real, and has the character of Mr. Shen Congwen's "Border Town" 👍 👍 👍

The author uses his own experience and hearsay to write about the current situation of Laos that we don't know, which is true and credible. Popular and down-to-earth, interesting but not vulgar. Please improve the artistry of your writing to achieve greater results!

Objectively and truly take everyone to experience a different Southeast Asia. After reading this novel, I am a little afraid of that dangerous, dirty and ignorant place. The ending is a bit rushed, great book📖

There are very few documentary novels of this kind in China. They are well written and there are no unnecessary words or words. When I saw the two yuan per day royalties mentioned later, I burst into tears. Chinese culture is so worthless 🤦 🤦 The novel is divided into two parts. Of course it would be better if it could be divided into two books.

It's quite good, and can be read as a travel book.

The article is written smoothly, the plot has ups and downs, and the customs and habits of Laos are introduced in detail, making people can't help but empathize with the author's experience. If you travel to Laos, it is also a good textbook.

There is no disturbance in my heart, and I even want to eat fried chicken, tofu, spicy hotpot, hot and sour noodles, lean meatballs, chocolate, pudding, pickles, barbecue, rice bowl, hand cakes, gluten, duck neck...

For those brothers who don't know about Laos and want to travel to Laos, you can read this book. There is a lot of real content that introduces the situation in Laos.

True descriptions, long insights, and a strong sense of immersion