Wordless: All Three (Complete Collection of Mao Dun Literature Award-Winning Works: Collector's Edition)

With a transparent attitude toward love and family, Su Xing was finally turned around by the third generation of women. During the warlord chaos of the Republic of China, the erosion of feudal ideas on women and the difficulty of survival forced my grandmother to start by looking up words in a dictionary and become a qualified primary school teacher. Grandma's resilience, perseverance and optimism in facing the broken life have affected her daughter and granddaughter. However, in the face of the love brain of daughter and mother, grandma and granddaughter went from being unsupportive to selfless giving. Although there are only three women in the family, love fills every corner of the home!

The fate of four generations of women: from Mo He's silence, to Ye Lianzi's humiliation and survival, to Wu Wei's love and destruction like a moth flying into a flame, until Feng Dan never marries and Chan Yue completely leaves - the fourth generation finally escapes the cycle of abandonment, dependence and sacrifice. Wu Wei tried too hard and was the most tragic. She is sensitive and extremely lacks love. She deifies love as salvation and has been entangled with Hu Bingchen for half her life. She wakes up but cannot break free, and eventually goes mad and dies. She is Zhang Jie's own emotional projection - written in a devoted, narcissistic, almost self-harming way, equating love with perfection. The whole book is extremely detailed, but unfortunately there is too little ink about Fontaine and Chanyue who truly escape from reincarnation. They do not need to prove their worth through love, and they do not need to be attached to any man to complete their self-establishment. Their sobriety and unity of knowledge and action should have been the more important answer. It is not only a gift to mothers, recording women's struggles in the times and love, but also a warning textbook for the love brain - you can love, but you don't have to destroy. You can be in pain, but remember to get out of it.

This book uses the life experience of the female writer Wu Wei as the main line, depicting the changes in Chinese society and the fate of various characters in the past hundred years, which deeply touched me. I like Wu Wei's character. She struggles in the whirlpool of fate, but still insists on pursuing her ideals and love. The narrative technique in the book is also very unique, making the story richer. Overall, this is a book of great depth and content, worth reading.

Good book, worth reading, worth recommending

Delicate human nature.

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The description of human nature and psychology is very profound. You cannot understand it just by listening to the book. You must read it and think about it to understand what the author wants to express.

The author has rich background and the narrative method is logical and worthy of reading attentively.