Life in Northeast China in the 1950s and 60s: From Mountains to Seas
五，六十年代我在东北上山下海
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- Ongoing
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- 926k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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- 穿越火红年代，我在东北瞎折腾Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author is a great talent, it's so beautiful. The key is that my hometown, Qitaihe, is included in the book. The author is either from Heilongjiang, or he checked a lot of information when writing. No one knew about Qitaihe before, but people only knew about it later because of the short track speed skating in the Winter Olympics. Even so, only a small number of people know about it.
A very good Northeastern novel, reflecting the events of that era I originally thought it was five stars, but when I read Chapter 162 and confessed to his wife about space and time travel, I felt it was too redundant. In those days, it could be said that children reported on their parents, and couples reported on each other. Your original purpose was to defeat demons, monsters, and feudal superstitions. You came to correct this, which is too redundant.
I saw more than 30 and almost 40 pictures, and I thought they were well written. The plot is also reasonable. Goldfinger is also pretty good. As for the shortcomings, it is that there is almost no use of golden fingers. Your space seems to be fake. Except that it seems like that kind of thing can store things, you just talk about it without any application, and there is no total life. I didn't go around gathering things. It's almost like an ordinary person's life is a little dull. But the plot is quite reasonable. I'll give you 4 stars. It's an encouragement to you. There is space for planting, and even in the Northeast, ginseng is not grown. Alas, so is this. Blind in vain. So everyone who has space likes to write Ren San, but he is indeed the most efficient. Because that's what makes the most sense.
How good is it to write period novels like this? Some of them just become immortals as soon as they are written?
As a Northeasterner, a Northeasterner from the Greater Khingan Mountains, I feel particularly emotional when I look at it. Especially some Northeastern dialects, the author has directly transliterated them, which is very kind. Because I have been away from home for more than 20 years, many local accents I thought I had forgotten, but in fact they are all deep in my mind and have always been there.
After reading this book, I started to miss that era! Although I know there is too much idealism in it, I still can't help but miss it...
During this period of time, this is the book that I have read most carefully among the chronicles. If it does not collapse in the later stage, it can be included in the first batch of chronicles. I hope that the author will take his time to stabilize the quality and become more productive. I also hope that this book will be released as soon as possible.
The whole article is full of Northeastern dialect and has a strong flavor. It can be seen that in the 1950s and 1960s, conditions were very difficult at that time, but people's happiness was full. Yu Changhai's youth was fiery and passionate. There was human touch between people. It is beautiful and worth reading.
The writing is really good. Although it did not catch up with the difficult period of the 1960s, I know most of what I saw and heard, and I have experienced some of it. It is so kind! I really miss my childhood memories of eating sauerkraut, potatoes, and Chinese cabbage for half my life, and I had to eat some from time to time, otherwise I would always feel like something was missing. Come on, don't be a eunuch!
It has a strong sense of life and does not over-exaggerate the role of space. The sense of time travel is not over-emphasized. The only shortcoming is that it is a bit wordy. Generally speaking, the sense of the times is well grasped. Five-star praise.