The story of "One Sentence is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences" is very simple. The first half of the novel is about the past: the lonely and helpless Wu Moxi lost his only "speakable" adopted daughter, and walked out of Yanjin in search of her; the second half of the novel is about the present: Niu Aiguo, the son of Wu Moshe's adopted daughter, also seeks "speakable" friends and goes to Yanjin in order to escape loneliness. One step away, one step back, one hundred years of delay. Most of the characters in the book are ordinary people at the lowest level in China, but there is an Italian priest named Lao Zhan.
Reader comments
Beautiful and very realistic!
I've read too many time-travel stories by Ba Zong recently.
This book writes about the inner thoughts of farmers and analyzes uneducated short-sightedness, selfishness and ignorance from a human perspective.
Beautiful and very realistic! I've read too many time-travel stories by Ba Zong recently.
This book writes about the inner thoughts of farmers and analyzes uneducated short-sightedness, selfishness and ignorance from a human perspective.