The Legend of Hulan River (Works by Xiao Hong)

"In the small town of Hulan River, there lived "me" and my grandfather, my second uncle, the old cook, Lao Hu's family, and a group of people who had lost their lives... They were kind-hearted and lived a very regular life: throughout the year, there must be lively festivals such as dancing, singing yangko, setting off river lanterns, wild stage opera, and the April 18th Empress Temple Assembly, full of various colors and sounds. However, day after day, all year round, it is lonely. Xiao Hong uses her own childhood life as a line to describe the customs and customs of a small northeastern town in the 1920s and 1930s. The ice and snow are filled with the innocent joy of childhood and pure white desolation. Because of "The Biography of Hulan River", the nameless town "Hulan River" has a name in history. "