Chicken Feathers Everywhere

After all, no one can escape the gears of fate. Different chapters and cases in the book are vivid and vivid. Things in life, big and small, seem simple but are actually complicated. Everyone is experiencing it, looking for light in the darkness. In the end, reality must continue to move forward and continue to be a mess.

It's very interesting, especially the first story. It's really sad to see someone forced to marry in the end. Teacher Liu's description of the characters is very interesting, which not only enriches the characters, but also promotes the development of the story [Like][Like][Like]

"Chicken Feathers in a Land" starts from the stories of ordinary people, enters into life, is down-to-earth, and describes various characters in detail. From the book, we once again realize the complexity, drama, and change of human nature. We also realize once again that a person's life is the word "life", and "birth" most likely determines "life". Whether life is happy or not is controlled by firewood, rice, oil, salt and emotions, which proves that everyone's life is a mess. The key is how to change yourself, control your emotions, and make your life change from bad to good, from low to high in an environment of chicken feathers.

As I get older, I understand that flowing narratives are the most touching. But I think the ignorance of love at that time was probably not so impulsive. But then I think of Lu Yao's "Life", but it seems reasonable. The madness that was deeply suppressed made him even more desperate.

It vividly interprets the intertwined stories that ordinary people encounter in their ordinary lives. It writes about human relationships and society, and makes people understand that although life is originally dull and passes day by day, there are also challenges and happiness in it, and it is important to change your mind. I have learned a lot and I hope everyone can live a good life!

The characters are detailed and interesting, and the psychological description and sense of the times are very strong, making it easy for you to return to that era after watching it. . . The line drawing method reflects social reality into the book. After reading it, I can only say that the master is the master. Teacher Liu Zhenyun is indeed amazing👍🏻. It is a rare and good book.

The characters are very three-dimensional, and many of the descriptions are very classic. They are the kind where you can immediately identify a character by name. There are also many unexpected plots. I really like Teacher Liu Zhenyun's short stories.

The stories are short but concise, and the language is simple and fluent. Each story makes people feel like it was a story told yesterday or last year or when someone was bragging. It is very real and dramatic. Maybe I was just a 20-year-old inexperienced student. I only heard the stories and didn't experience anything profound. The government agencies were full of chicken feathers, and the oral messages were really like half of the gossip I heard from my elders in my spare time. I only knew one aspect, and after reading the book, I completed the other seven. All in all, it's fascinating and you can't put it down!

I first watched "One Sentence is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences", and a few months later, I watched "Chicken Feathers in a Land". I thought it was still a novel, but when I opened it, I didn't expect it to be eight short stories. There are talks about the army, the resumption of the college entrance examination, work units, life, and farmers like "One Sentence is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences". I don't know whether it's because I'm feeling restless during the New Year or for some other reason, but "Chicken Feathers in a Land" didn't shock me as much as "One Sentence is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences". There are no memorable sentences or enlightened truths. I just finished reading a few stories. Overall, it is still a good read. Although it is dull, it is still very attractive. I often easily finish reading tens of thousands of words without even realizing it.

Every story is vivid and interesting, and it really corresponds to the whole story. I have never read Teacher Liu's book before, but now I have read it, and I find that it is worthy of everyone. The narrative of the article is simple and realistic, humorous, and really beautiful!

Each story in this book progresses the plot layer by layer, and the twists and turns make people think deeply. Each character is vivid and vivid, in line with the background of the times and the complex interpersonal relationships in society at that time, and expresses the obvious image of the theme.

Liu Zhenyun's language is concise, and sometimes he deliberately goes round and round to make the humor vivid. The helplessness and joy of life can all be reflected in laughter. After the spoils, there will be an ordinary life!

I like the novels written by Liu Zhenyun. They are down to earth. Although I have not experienced that era, it is like an adult telling you stories about their era. It is interesting and interesting. The more I listen to it, the more I want to hear it...

The author wrote this book when he was 30 years old, and married middle-aged people can best understand this feeling of being in a mess, repeating the same thing every day but not exactly the same. The shyness of first love is so beautiful, but it always leaves regrets. Seeing those moments of intrigue in the work unit, the internal entanglement can be regarded as realistic. Nowadays, many people say that there should be no internal friction, and this book writes about internal friction in a rich way. Those things at home make the whole life fuller. Whether you like it or not, you may feel guilty in the end. People have different backgrounds, and there is no need to complain. Just live your own life. If you are envious, you should try to move forward. Otherwise, you will maintain the status quo or degenerate? It's better to move forward, at least the material sweetness can make up for the inner bitterness...

I read it in one go, each story is thought-provoking, the article is very in-depth, satirical, and praising, and it analyzes human nature very deeply. Recommend

This book is absolutely amazing! Just say that in "Chicken Feathers on a Ground", the author wrote about the trivial matters of life so realistically that it made me feel like Xiao Lin, running around for daily necessities. Moreover, the characterization of the characters in the book is also very good. Everyone has their own little abacus. This kind of detailed description is amazing! I especially like this kind of realistic work, it feels like I'm watching my own life. I recommend you take a look, you will definitely resonate with it!

Using plain words, he writes about the helplessness of ordinary people trapped in the trivial matters of life. The lives of ordinary citizens are filled with daily necessities, daily necessities, and human connections. They may seem like a pile of chicken feathers, but they hide the truest state of existence. Ordinary people struggling and compromising in trivial matters are both sad and realistic, allowing people to see clearly what life is like.

It uses calm humor to truly express the lives of small people. The mediocre life is mixed with humble fun, hiding a kind of social crisis, forming a mixture of comedy and tragedy.

The plot of the story has ups and downs. The most important thing is that it tells the real life and willfulness of the recruits at that time. It does not deliberately shape the image, but slowly unfolds it, allowing you to experience the vivid reality of the characters.

Teacher Liu's writing style is outstanding. After reading "One Sentence is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences", I fell in love with Teacher Liu's writing style. From the book "Chicken Feathers in a Land", you can learn about Teacher Liu at that time [Like][Like]

A very good book, the language is humorous and close to life. I have been reading it for a long time and I really like the sentences written by the author. The descriptions are so descriptive that I have a sense of the picture. Moreover, the emotions and conflicts of the characters in the article are well written and the emotions are sincere. I really enjoyed reading it.

Dabaiwen is an easy read. This is the first book I read by Liu Zhenyun. I like his work very much. It is down to earth.

As expected of a famous writer, he writes so well!

It is ordinary and full of pictures. Every sadness has a different life state. There are helplessness, unwillingness and forbearance. It writes more about the normal life of ordinary people! There are not too many exaggerated performances, but the performance conveys the feeling of not giving up in life and the light in life.

Very good, the dull narrative combined with the reversal makes people's eyes shine, and the core of tragedy is. . . .

The character characteristics of each story are vividly depicted, making the character "alive". We will encounter all kinds of people or things (chicken feathers) in this complex environment. When facing "chicken feathers", we should think calmly: How to deal with this matter to maximize our own interests, complain less, and argue less. Treat those "chicken feathers" as a normal part of life and let yourself be happy every day in the future!

The author tells what he sees and hears from a first-person perspective, more as an observer, witnessing the stories of his classmates and comrades-in-arms. Their endings are always unexpected, and he also indirectly tells readers some principles of life.

Quite interesting. The narrative method is quite interesting, unfolding in a conversational style, using flashback techniques, and running through the stories layer by layer. Overall, it looks pretty good.

From "Tapu", "Recruit Company", "Unit", "Chicken Feathers in a Place" to "One Sentence is Worth Ten Thousand Sentences", I have read basically all of Master Liu's masterpieces. Some of them are even read again and again, because they are humorous, because they are fascinating, because they make people think and feel, and also make people sigh with mixed feelings~~ Five-star recommendation [Like] [Like] Liu Zhenyun is my favorite writer, no one [like] [like]

It's easy to read and interesting. The author seems to like to write about things related to officialdom. Another book I read, "I'm Not Pan Jinlian", also touches on this aspect. Because this is the second book I have read by this author, I can feel that the author's style is very obvious, to the point, and at the same time humorous and thought-provoking. Worth reading.