Introduction: "Collected Works of Ma Shitu" is the crystallization of Ma Shitu's literary creation for more than half a century, including novels, documentary literature, prose, poetry, essays, travel notes, essays, etc. Ma Lao said in his preface: I am a writer who became a monk on the way, and I cannot be considered an outstanding writer... But I can say with confidence that I have participated in the Chinese revolution and can be considered a revolutionary. Therefore, if the works I wrote can be called literary works, they can be regarded as revolutionary literary works. Ninety-year-old Ma Shitu is a writer with quick thinking, constant writing and outstanding creative achievements. As early as the 1930s, he plunged into the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal revolutionary torrent. The dangerous environment of white terror and swords and swords tempered his revolutionary will, and also made him have an indissoluble bond with literary creation. Over the past 70 years, while devoting himself to the revolution and engaging in busy leadership work, he has also worked hard in literary creation, created and published a large number of novels, documentary literature, prose, essays, poems and other works, and made outstanding achievements. His creations use vivid images, ups and downs of plots, and popular language to express the revolutionary and construction life of the people. His writing is simple, sophisticated yet vivid, and the sharpness or humor revealed between the lines is a true manifestation of the conscience and personality of a people's writer.
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This book truly shows the revolutionary and construction life of the people. The author Ma Shitu made me feel the unique charm of that era with his unique perspective and sharp writing. His works are like a vivid historical picture that makes people immersed in it. This reminds me of "The Ordinary World", which also describes real life. Both books made me think more deeply about life. Mr. Ma Shitu is indeed an outstanding writer, and his works are worthy of our careful appreciation.
This book truly shows the revolutionary and construction life of the people. The author Ma Shitu made me feel the unique charm of that era with his unique perspective and sharp writing. His works are like a vivid historical picture that makes people immersed in it. This reminds me of "The Ordinary World", which also describes real life. Both books made me think more deeply about life. Mr. Ma Shitu is indeed an outstanding writer, and his works are worthy of our careful appreciation.