Tales of Rural Northeast China
乡村东北往事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 584k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Love in the Remote Corners of Rural Northeast China东北农村山旮旯里的男女情Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
280Chapters
1.9kReads · 30 days
121.8kReads · all time
153Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.4Score
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Reader comments 29
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The author describes this small village in great detail, filled with a myriad of stories about life there, some legendary, others perhaps true. The descriptions of labor feel so real, as if they were firsthand experiences of the author.
It's written very realistically, with delicate prose that evokes the feeling of that era. It's easy to understand, without being pretentious, and draws you in instantly. It's fast-paced and I really like it.
Dao Ge's books are truly excellent; they're the best I've read in the last ten years. Another one is "Northeast, Women Are Often Confused." The language is simple and easy to understand, and the content is superb. It's a rare gem for book lovers in Northeast China. Why do I say this? Because Southerners don't understand the Northeast dialect. I suggest making it into a TV series; it would be just as good as "Zhao's".
It has such a strong Northeastern flavor that it feels quite familiar. The scenes it describes are very much in line with the customs and traditions of Northeast China in the early days of reform.
Looks great! 👍👍 I've been watching a lot of Northeast China series lately. Northeasterners just love watching Northeastern stuff! 😘😘
This book is good; it's well-written.
I love reading novels about my hometown in Northeast China; they're so good and have such a strong hometown flavor.
Interesting, not bad, it captures the rural landscape of Northeast China during that era.
The plot unfolds in a straightforward manner, the language is down-to-earth and colloquial, making it a worthwhile read.
It's very down-to-earth and realistic, a true reflection of the social conditions of that era. I hope you continue watching... Keep up the good work...