After noon, the tide marks are appearing every inch, and the return trip from the postal booth is a few days long. Wet sails, dusk rain and peach blossom mouth, a blow of firewood wind sees off the guests. In the Taohuakou of Meiwan Village, people's love, hatred and hatred are exchanged for money, rice, oil and salt once a year during the changing of the four seasons.
Reader comments
The descriptions are delicate and true. The author's many large-scale descriptions of rural scenes make people feel like they are there. The structure is concise, the writing is smooth, the succession and transition are like flowing clouds, the context is wonderful, the story is not protracted, and the characters have distinctive personalities. It is a very powerful novel.
The descriptions are delicate and true. The author's many large-scale descriptions of rural scenes make people feel like they are there. The structure is concise, the writing is smooth, the succession and transition are like flowing clouds, the context is wonderful, the story is not protracted, and the characters have distinctive personalities. It is a very powerful novel.