
Northeast Stories
东北往事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 841k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Pinnacle of Chinese-Style Horror
Looking for books like Ultimate Chinese Horror: Red Meets White, Scaring the Whole World to Tears.
Any Period Novels with Northeastern Chinese Dialect?
Novels That Feel Very Real and Reflect Real Society
I’m sick of stories that are too brainless and idealistic. I want something more realistic.
Feel-Good Reads to Recommend 😘
Northeast China Novels Set in the 1980S
Any Stories Where the Wife Misunderstands the Male Lead and Divorces Him at First, Then Chases After Him?
The girl pursues the guy.
In a Reading Slump! Er Yuehong Is Here Looking for Books!
I'm out of things to read. Can anyone recommend fast-paced high-martial-arts novels with no female lead and no academy stuff? Something like *Global Gaowu* or *Calamity of the Myriad Races* would be great too.
Li Dachun, the Village Miracle Doctor
Any Period Novels Set in Northeast China? Written Entirely in the Northeastern Dialect
Looking for Literary Nonfiction
A Seasoned, Straight-Laced Hero: Cunning and Clever, Hiding His True Nature
A 9.9-Rated Masterpiece
An absolutely amazing masterpiece. Please share recommendations. Any tags are fine.
Looking for Historically Accurate Stories Set in the Past
I've searched through so many period novels, and they all turn out to be unfinished. Some authors don't even get basic everyday details right, which totally takes me out of the story. I've been looking for days and still haven't found one that feels true to the era.
Looking for More Realistic Novels, Like Hidden Love
Reborn After Being Betrayed by His Brothers and Girlfriend
I’m trying to find a novel I read before. The protagonist is reborn after being betrayed by his brother and girlfriend. It also has different races and a ranking list. I’ve been searching for ages and still can’t find it. Can anyone help me track it down?
Urgently Looking for Top-Tier Novels Rated 9.0 or Higher and Over 500,000 Words, Any Genre!
Looking for books similar to *The Fool's Game of the Gods*.
Any Good Books?
The kind of book that hooks you in within a second. I've already read The End of Ten Days and The Strange Beast City, so those don't count.
This Book Is Great
Looking for books like Bad Women.
Any Books Where the Male Lead Has a Terminal Illness and Dies Alone in the End?
Recommend Some Stories That Still Feel Worth Recommending When You Think Back on Them After Finishing
Looking for books like A Slime Beating Up a Dragon Is Totally Reasonable, Right? (Heaven's Chosen Pet Master). I've been reading for ten years and can spot most novel clichés a mile away. Share your treasured favorites! I'll start by throwing out a brick to get the jade.
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I was born in the northwest frontier in 1971. I saw a documentary memoir written by a man of the same age as my father. Although he lived at the bottom, he still lived a magnificent and striving life. He always reminded me of my father, a man who foraged for food to support his family, a man who survived in the cracks to raise his children, a warm and generous man who made many friends, a man who was surrounded by life and Society has sharpened all the edges of a man, a man who is attracted by many women, but who is not very dedicated... This book is written with flesh and blood. Whether it is the description of scenery, scenery, or customs, it shows the original and vigorous vitality. It is like a poetic and intoxicating scroll, like a painting brush containing affection, which fully portrays each person. The story also has ups and downs and is highly readable!
I finished the first novel in a few days. The scenes and stories in the book were fascinating and made me, a southerner, want to live in the Northeast. Life is difficult but full of hope and happiness, life is rich and colorful, and there are countless people to meet, especially in rural areas, working as a commune member, working as a homeless person, catching wild animals, working as an intermediary, doing business, etc. How can we not resonate with those born in the 1970s who are farmers, work abroad, do business outside, etc.? It's just that we don't have as many romantic encounters as the protagonist, so passionate, so colorful... But the protagonist has so many beauties but doesn't love his wife properly, which makes people very uncomfortable. This is why his children are all very ordinary (supposedly they are excellent).
The narrative is sincere and heartfelt. After reading this book, I feel like I have entered that turbulent era. It is true that everyone born in the 50s, 60s and 70s feels the same way! The protagonist's life comes alive in the text. Although ordinary people are as insignificant as dust on the earth, they have truly lived and experienced it. This life is not in vain. It would be better if it could be made into a period TV series.
The writing is smooth and has a strong sense of age. Through the author's narration, we are transported into that troubled and special era. Everyone must have a kind and upright heart and the ability to distinguish right from wrong. A very good book that I recommend everyone to read.
With the first person as the main line, it vividly depicts the legendary life of a Northeasterner with no foundation. The whole book is close to life and allows us to learn how to fight in adversity and how to preserve our conscience in a sea of people. Regarding the shortcomings of this book, I think it would have been better if there were some more positive descriptions.
My heartfelt thanks to the author! You showed us a rich and colorful world with your giant pen. Your legendary experience deeply attracted me, moved me, and resonated with me. At the end of 1968, I went from Beijing to join a team in Changbai Mountain, Jilin. I lived in that small village, which was almost isolated from the world, for five years. Your wonderful account of life in the northeastern forest area made me feel like I had returned to the village back then, recalling the hard and lonely life. Although I have returned to Beijing now, I am already 76 years old. Although I have a successful career and a happy life and family, I will never forget my life experience of jumping in line in Changbai Mountain! Please allow me to once again pay my highest respect to you and wish you good health and success in your career! Dedicate more wonderful works to readers! Thanks!
The author is thoughtful and considerate, each story is simple yet profound, giving people a sense of comfort, and the description at the end is also uniquely innovative. It is a good book and very worth reading. Thank you to the author for your hard work [smile][smile][smile][smile][smile][like][like][like][like][like]
It's so beautiful. I don't know what voice to use to evaluate it. People nowadays don't like reading books and periodicals like people in the past. But the author writes vividly about rural life after liberation, allowing us to understand history more truly.
The story unfolds slowly, just like a person's life, with both the fresh clothes of a young man and the calm atmosphere of middle age... The ups and downs, vivid characters, and a sense of life, especially those who have experienced that period should have more resonance! I like myself in the article very much!
The plot is compact and fascinating. It describes the experiences and living conditions of people of that era. It's really thought-provoking after reading it. Pay tribute to that generation of people who live strong and will not be defeated by life. Life experiences are both sweet and sour. There are clear skies and deep fog. That era created the heroes of life in that era. Pay tribute to those who are unyielding and stubborn in yearning for a better life.