Yesterday Flowed into the City

When you open the book, it will be different. Jia Weiquan, Yi Liyan, Bing Huanqian, Ding Youcai, these names contain foreshadowing. The struggle and unbearability of life at the bottom, the self-confidence and inferiority of neither one nor below, the arrogance and cold eyes at the top, all reveal different lives in different situations. Art comes from life and is higher than life. Those bits and pieces in the book are difficult to understand the truth contained in them unless you reach a certain age. The author is careful. He patiently put these stories together. Worth recommending and praising.

The author of this novel is of very high standard and has a unique life experience, which allows him to write such an original novel. With a novel perspective, it paints a vivid picture of urban life for us. The author carefully creates four vivid characters: Jia Weiquan, Yi Liyan, Bing Huanqian and Ding Youcai. Power, appearance, money and talent are subtly integrated into it to explore human nature and destiny in depth. The characters in the novel have different experiences in the hustle and bustle of the city. Some struggle in the whirlpool of power, some feel confused because of their appearance, some are bound by money, and some stick to themselves with their talents. Their stories are full of helplessness but also the pursuit of redemption. Some people realize their ideals. Some people encountered a disaster. This novel can see the big from the small, revealing the complex survival principles behind life, making people think deeply. It has strong practical significance, allowing readers to see the microcosm of themselves and society from the fate of others. Five-star rating

This is the first time I read a story where the male protagonist and his children are all in their thirties, but this is indeed the life of ordinary people. Children's marriage, houses, betrothal gifts, relationships... They are all described in detail, as plain and simple as the life next door. Worth a look.

This title reminds me of a poem: I went to the city yesterday and came back with tears in my eyes. Those who are covered with silkworms are not silkworm farmers. This article depicts the rich historical background and development process through the stories of several characters. The author's writing style is sophisticated and the narrative is clear. It is a very good book.

In this small part that has been updated, many representative current urban characters have appeared one after another, showing their splendor from the front and their darkness from the back, the pressure of social class, and the multiple hardships of life, all of which are vividly interpreted...

It is a type of book rarely seen in Tomato! It's not like online literature, but traditional literature. [Sending Hearts] The author has sophisticated writing style and meticulous observation of life, and the life scenes and market atmosphere he describes are vivid on the page. The characters are also well drawn. What I like most is the language of the characters. The way each person speaks can show the character's personality very well. The dialogue is as natural as what would happen in real life. There is no deliberate use of dialogue to advance the plot, and the plot develops naturally in the dialogue between the characters. How can I describe this feeling... It is that every character feels like "real" and their language is so real... I was supposed to be here to write a book review, but instead I ended up with a lack of words. It's hard to express that feeling. It reminds me of a supernatural online article I saw on Tomato. The dialogue between the characters in that article also gave me the same feeling. In order to promote the plot, many novels nowadays are very informative even when the characters talk, but they lack the colloquialism and leisurely feeling of real life.

In my opinion, this is not an online novel, it is a traditional novel with high literary quality. The design of this novel is unique, and it unfolds a vivid picture of urban reality for readers from a unique God's perspective. With the help of the ingenious image of the thorny bougainvillea, the author has successfully created four modern representative images of A, B, C and D, and embodied power, appearance and talent. This is a profound analysis of human nature and destiny. The characters in the novel each struggle in the urban tide. Some struggle for power, some are confused because of their appearance, some are influenced by money, and some persist with their talent. Their stories are full of helplessness, but they are also a cry for redemption. Some realize their ideals, while others suffer catastrophe. This novel uses the small to see the big, and unearths the complex philosophy of survival behind life. It is thought-provoking and has modern significance. It allows readers to see the shadows of themselves and society in the fate of others. It is thought-provoking and thought-provoking. A five-star rating is a must!

This book is simply a "microscope" of urban ecology, vividly showing the survival and development of different classes in the city. From the struggles of ordinary people to the collision of values, every detail is full of the flavor of the times, and it is full of rewards after reading it.

It's been a long time since I've read a work that's so close to life! It vividly depicts all living beings in cities undergoing urbanization development. Different directions of efforts and collisions of values ​​are all presented one by one in the book. It is a rare masterpiece.

"Yesterday Flows into the City" is a work of considerable depth, which skillfully combines the charm of classical novels with the characteristics of modern literature. The author's writing style is solid, and he outlines various situations in the world with refined brushstrokes. He interweaves the darkness of society with family warmth, complexity of human nature and other elements to create a thought-provoking ukiyo-e. All I can say is that the author is not an average person and writes very profound novels. The writing is too real. Without a certain amount of life experience, it is absolutely impossible to write about it. The novel revolves around characters A, B, B, D, and others. Among them, the image of Ding Youcai, an intellectual, accurately conveys a certain "disease of the times". The choices and struggles of the characters reflect the microcosm of social reality. The plot is ups and downs, full of reversals, and the narrative rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, which not only makes people nervous and suffocating, but also brings pleasure to reading. It is not only a simple story telling, but also like realistic critical literature, questioning readers with cold truth, and triggering the exploration of the glimmer of the soul in the game of power and individuality. Overall, "Yesterday Flows into the City" is a wonderful, cleverly conceived and fascinating work that is worth reading carefully. This is the best book I have read so far this year. Continue reading