The Chinese Classic That Most Touches Children's Hearts: the Legend of Hulan River

"The Story of Hulan River" describes the customs and customs of Hulan City, a small northeastern town in the 1930s and 1940s, and truly and vividly reproduces the lives of local people. The people there are kind but also ignorant, and hateful but also innocent; that land is filled with ignorance and ignorance, and is also full of suffering and sorrow. Although Hulan River is not a quiet pastoral that echoes melodious pastoral songs, the wisps of smoke there are the only warmth and belonging in the heart of a lonely woman. The novel has characters, but no protagonist; it narrates the story, but there is no main axis; the seven chapters seem independent but integrated. Xiao Hong created her "autobiographical" novel with her mature artistic style.