
I Went to the Countryside as a Sent-Down Youth in 1970
我去1970年当知青
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- Completed
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- 502k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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It is not easy to tell a story from a first-person perspective, but it is undoubtedly a masterpiece. I even forgot about the female core of the protagonist, and saw a person who is not that strong, clinging to the goodness and justice in his heart, going crazy to fight against that gloomy, depressive, twisted and even crazy era. There is helplessness, sadness, resentment, tragedy, and sometimes even a little bit of joy. I have read a lot of period articles, but there are very few that describe the social status quo of that era. It was like a thorn, and it hurt when touched. This article undoubtedly found a good balance point in the sting, allowing many characters to achieve the consummation of good and evil being rewarded. Every character in the story has the characteristics of the times and is very real. I especially like the way the male (female) protagonist uses magic to defeat magic to deal with those crazy people. It is very refreshing, but in the end there is still some injustice. The righteous, kind and intelligent Huang He failed to see a beautiful future!
It's rare for me to see a good article from my perspective. I felt uncomfortable at first, but I couldn't stop watching it at the end. The protagonist is really charming. What happened in a special era feels strange and reasonable. Everyone has their own story. I'm really looking forward to the next plot.
Why is the score so low? Although it was depressing at times, the story was well written, and it was the only novel that truly reflected the emotions of that era. Although I am not used to depression, life at that time was really depressing. I can't guess the age of the author. Judging from the depression, he must have been born in at least the 1960s, right? Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to write something so real, and it would be really heart-wrenching to watch. However, the writing is still very good!
What a warm and heavy book. The warmth of the characters combined with the madness of the era. Some chapters make people breathless. The truth is often the most desperate, because you have seen through the crazy distortions of the world but cannot escape. The deeper the understanding, the more painful it is. I didn't expect to see such a heavy and profound book on Tomato. This kind of writing should be comparable to the works of Yu Hua and Mo Yan. It's a blessing to see a work like this. Looking forward to more profound works from the author.
It's really well written. I didn't have the patience at first and thought it was just like a running account. The result is that the further you go, the better it becomes! ! ! It's really exciting! ! But I would really feel sad! ! Zhou Sheng was sent down and I still don't know the ending. I've only watched half of it, but I'm really heartbroken about Yellow River! ! ! I am really afraid of the author's emotional knife, which is really fatal. But the more I watch it, the more I like it and I can't stop! ! Nowadays, it is rare that I can give it a 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ before I finish reading it! ! The author Dazhen's writing style is very good and his writing style is also very unique! ! I really recommend everyone to watch it! !
There is no misogyny, the plot is real and reasonable, and the protagonist's character is very real. It is better than the chronicle of the movie "Eating Melon". In the early stage, many of the mouths were "meow" and "tsk" like a writing novice, but later the writing gradually became better! The first-person diary is written in the form of the author's personal experience. A very kind and warm book. I don't remember which post I saw the tweet about this book, thank you for the tweet [crying] There are too few books with brains.
It is a very good period novel. The focus is not on breaking into the black market or dominating the shopping mall, but on the changes in the spiritual world of a modern person who understands freedom and respects equality in the dark age. The protagonist has always been very rational and determined to reunite with his family, and at the same time gained friendship.
Look, show it to me. The invincible whirlwind Thomas in this book is so beautiful that it really made me cry to death! Every person in the author's works is different, and human nature is also extremely complex. They are just the sand brought by the times and are forced to become executioners, destroyed and tortured. But the heroine is too sober and kind. She has seen the deepest pain and helplessness. She works hard not to be assimilated by the times. She does her best to pull everyone who is stuck in the quagmire and desperately crying for help, but she will still be helpless, self-conscious, and even painful. This is not the virginity and sensibility of the heroine. I think this is exactly her shining point. She understands others. She has been caught in the rain herself, so she is willing to hold an umbrella for others. Every time she reaches out, she laughs at the torrent of the times. You see, I saved this one, and he came out of that one. It is really well written. Whether it is the protagonist or the supporting role, everyone has their own character and their own choices. Everyone who is helped loves their Zhu Zhiqing. The heroine deserves to be loved, and she deserves to go home and be loved by her.
1. The writing is real, and it is definitely not imagined out of thin air without experience. 2. Clear levels, no procrastination or sloppy words 3. Outstanding ability to express characters and one's own inner world in words. 4. The vast majority of Tomato writers write well at the beginning, but get worse and worse later on, and they feel like they are just talking about nothing. But the quality of this article has always been very good, and the author is as steady as an old dog.
This chronicle is the heaviest one I have read so far. The completely different chronicles of that era describe the gap between the past and the modern era very well. I cried in many places. Helplessness and sadness were the characteristics of that time. Knowing the direction of history and knowing the future development, the heroine, although she has a male body in the past, is still a girl at heart. She is delicate. The fear of the past and the lack of memory of everything make her at a loss. For an era in which a word may make people irrecoverable, only She can live a more careful life, seeing the characteristics of those times, she knows that the future will be good, and it will be over after a while, but no one except her knows it, and the feeling of powerlessness against everyone and everything makes her feel very sad, and she lives in fear every day. It's really easy to collapse when she grows up. It's not so much that she's going crazy as she's about to collapse. If she can't bear it any longer, just let go. She doesn't care about her life anymore, but every time someone will appear to pull her out of that state and make her stand up, and she'll be fine soon. Yellow River is such a pity, I cried to death. When I was watching it, I was still wondering if there was a secret mission to fake their own deaths or something, including my parents, but after watching it, I can only say that I was affected by this clichéd plot. There is no cliché here. This book is well written and the characters are really well drawn. I just want to complain a little bit about the reason at the end. I feel that adding this reason is a bit of a draw, but I don't think this reason is very good. Hey, this is my first time to write such a long review after reading a novel. This book was too heavy for me to read, but it is also really good.