This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Lao She. It includes ten short stories and short stories including Lao She's "Crescent Moon", "Xinhan Mulide", "In My Life", "Liu Family Courtyard", "Micro God", and "Black and White Li". These works are based on the society of the Republic of China before the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War. They focus on describing the daily life of ordinary people. They not only describe the struggles of the lower class civilians for survival and destiny, but also write down the interesting life stories of intellectuals. They include criticism of the bureaucracy and reflection on national character. In these succinct and humorous stories, various distinct and real characters appear in turns. Some are shrewd and smooth, some are fickle, some are obedient and patient, and some are weak and pitiful. The writing is meticulous and humorous, allowing people to appreciate the philosophy of life in a light and humorous way, which also has strong practical significance today.
◆ There are annotations in old dialects.
◆ Get closer to Lao She's literature through short and powerful stories.
Reader comments
Good. Everyone chooses based on their interests. Mr. Lao She said in the end that it may not be your problem that you can't understand some of the articles, it was his scribbling. But I can get royalties, so I don't have the energy to revise. Read and think rationally. This is the realm of reading
This book is of great practical significance. Mr. Lao She allows us to see various aspects of society in the old days through detailed descriptions of various characters. Just like a friend of mine, he struggled to find a job at a high level or a low level, but in the end he listened to his family and learned a trade. In fact, sometimes you really can't just look at what's in front of you, you still have to have some ideas of your own! This book has humorous language and added annotations, which makes it easy to read and allows us to understand Mr. Lao She better.
No one writes articles like this anymore, and no one publishes them anymore. Maybe some people stop writing them and some people don't publish them. Only when you see suffering can you see yourself, right? On the contrary, not being able to see suffering means that you don't even know what you are. Some people just hope that you don't know yourself, and some people just hope that you can't see suffering. It is good not to see suffering, but is it better to live in suffering?
There are many stories for all kinds of people
When reading novels written by Lao She, you can really get into the novel and achieve flow.
What I feel about the characters in each novel is that they are surrounded by 3D [like]
,. . . Come here, come here, come here
The language is refined and easy to use
No matter what era you live in, without background or connections, the life of the people at the bottom is extremely difficult.
Women in that era had a low status, were at the mercy of others, and suffered a lot of misfortunes. I am very glad that I live in this civilized era.
Good. Everyone chooses based on their interests. Mr. Lao She said in the end that it may not be your problem that you can't understand some of the articles, it was his scribbling. But I can get royalties, so I don't have the energy to revise. Read and think rationally. This is the realm of reading
This book is of great practical significance. Mr. Lao She allows us to see various aspects of society in the old days through detailed descriptions of various characters. Just like a friend of mine, he struggled to find a job at a high level or a low level, but in the end he listened to his family and learned a trade. In fact, sometimes you really can't just look at what's in front of you, you still have to have some ideas of your own! This book has humorous language and added annotations, which makes it easy to read and allows us to understand Mr. Lao She better.
No one writes articles like this anymore, and no one publishes them anymore. Maybe some people stop writing them and some people don't publish them. Only when you see suffering can you see yourself, right? On the contrary, not being able to see suffering means that you don't even know what you are. Some people just hope that you don't know yourself, and some people just hope that you can't see suffering. It is good not to see suffering, but is it better to live in suffering?
There are many stories for all kinds of people
When reading novels written by Lao She, you can really get into the novel and achieve flow. What I feel about the characters in each novel is that they are surrounded by 3D [like]
,. . . Come here, come here, come here
The language is refined and easy to use
No matter what era you live in, without background or connections, the life of the people at the bottom is extremely difficult.
Women in that era had a low status, were at the mercy of others, and suffered a lot of misfortunes. I am very glad that I live in this civilized era.