
Evening Chat at the Threshing Floor
打谷场夜话
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 170k Words
- Genre
- Rural Life
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
328Reads
90Chapters
98Listens
33.5kReads · all time
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"Night Talk in the Threshing Ground" by Bluestone Street is a unique suspenseful supernatural novel that takes readers through the years before liberation and the early days of liberation. In the book, the author uses simple writing to outline people's life and spiritual world in this special era. From the thrilling adventures on the way out, such as catching water ghosts and wild boars, to strange experiences such as encountering ghosts on the road at night and sending ghosts to hang themselves, each story is full of tension, making readers feel as if they are in that mysterious time and space. These stories are not just simple strange stories, but also reflect the unrest of society at that time, the suffering of people's livelihood, and people's awe and fear of the unknown. The author cleverly combines folk culture with supernatural elements, such as the ritual of sending off a hanged ghost. The detailed description not only shows the unique folk customs, but also creates a mysterious and thrilling atmosphere. The characterization is also very vivid. The images of Dachun and others are vivid on the page, and their struggle to survive in difficult situations is empathetic. Reading this book is like listening to an elder recounting unknown past events on the side of the threshing floor. It not only reminisces about past life, but also explores the mysterious unknown, bringing readers a different kind of reading feast.
It describes the atmosphere of telling supernatural and absurd stories in the summer night in the countryside. Although I know they are all made up, I still have great memories. I was really scared when I heard them.
A good book, a down-to-earth book, why are there so few reviews!
It has restored the feeling of listening to the old man telling stories in the threshing floor when I was a child. It is worth recommending!