Collected Works of Cao Wenxuan_thatched Cottage

Each chapter has a different story, showing the life of different people. It is the growth of Du Xiaokang, the deep relationship between Xi Ma and Qiu Erye, the love between Bai Que and Jiang Yun, which was in love but missed. Grandma Qin is unforgettable about the deep relationship with her husband in the past, but she has a kind heart and jumps into the river for a pumpkin and a little flower and finally dies... No matter which story it is, it touches people's hearts. This is what novels should be like. Everyone has different situations, grows up in this process, and has different qualities. This is what we should learn from.

This writing is more tear-jerking than any redemption novel, because this is not love, but the truest reality... [Crying]

Children - these people who have not grown up, the first thing remains the same: they can be moved. Secondly: the things that can move them are the same things - separation between life and death, travel and separation, compassion, support in misfortune, help in difficulties, understanding in loneliness, warmth and love in indifference... In short, since the beginning of literature, whether it is lyrical romanticism or realistic realism, the things they use to make "moving" articles are still effective - it is probably difficult for us to have new moving tricks.

(From a junior high school student) It's very beautiful and a beautiful experience. I am very grateful to my classmate who said, "Have you read The Straw House? I read it 4 times. It's really good." It helped me find a good book that I only read casually when I was in elementary school. I'm glad that I didn't finish reading it very late, but instead had this experience: I can see that when I was a child, I drew several strange sentences and "four-letter words" on the book in order to cope with the teacher's reading notes. For example, in the article "Red Gate 1", I marked 3 where Sang Sang wanted to ride a bicycle. "Sang Sang actually dared to rush up, push someone's bicycle and start pedaling. The man hadn't even finished pooping. He was fastening his pants and chased after him. After grabbing the bicycle, he kicked Sang Sang and rolled him into the rice fields on the side of the road." (This was drawn in a book I bought when I was in elementary school. I didn't expect to find it yet.) When I read it now, I burst out laughing. One reason is that this paragraph was originally written to be funny. The other reason is that when I was a child, I ignored so many good sentences and specifically fell in love with this one, with the crooked line drawn by the red pen. It's like it's time to put me back in elementary school. I think it's good this way. I don't have to think so much. I just laugh when I think it's funny. I just think it's good and I don't have to think about anything else. Then let me talk about some of my feelings after watching it now. When I read it again, the one I liked the most and was most touching was the one about Ai Di. At that time, I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night, so I turned on the night light and secretly read it, making me wet with tears over and over again. Grandma Qin is the character I feel most distressed about. Seeing that she was alone and clinging to the place where she and her husband had worked hard for half a lifetime; that she went from never compromising, even seemed unreasonable, to slowly becoming silent under repeated pressures; that she stubbornly went to Yau Ma Tei to lie down every day after being forcibly moved away; that she changed after saving Qiao Qiao; that she drowned to save Pumpkin when she finally became a member of Yau Ma Tei. When watching these parts, I cried every time. After I felt better, I burst into tears when I saw the next episode. In my opinion, grandma just wants to hold on to that piece of land, or to hold on to the hard work she and her husband have spent half their lives. Her character may not be good. She drove the chickens and ducks out of the school to disturb the school, and was eventually kicked out. It seemed natural, but I don't know why. When I saw this plot, I felt unconsciously sad. The whole book moved me, but only Ai Di made me dumbfounded. Looking back now, I feel very sad. (I also have a tendency to have a runny nose when I cry. I am afraid that my parents will know that I am not asleep in the middle of the night, so I blow my nose carefully, section by section. My mother gets up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom, which is so scary (ﾉ ○ Д ○)ﾉ) All in all, it is a book that is suitable to be read at any time. A book of more than 100,000 words, a huge Yau Ma Tei. Everyone in the book and outside the book loves Yau Ma Tei, they all love the grass houses, and they all cry and laugh about every thing.

The customs and customs of Yau Ma Tei, their growth, facing death, loneliness, and moral choices are written from the perspective of children, allowing readers to be immersed in the scene.

Fragments and stories, each story contains joys and sorrows, as well as true feelings. From the perspective of the child Sangsang, we witnessed the growth of each character and experienced hope after setbacks. This book is not only written for children, but also for young adults who miss themselves - to our lost youth!

There are very real and delicate emotions, including Lu He who strives to make everyone accept him, Du Xiaokang who grew up after his family went bankrupt, the sad love story of Bai Que and Jiang Yuan, the weak but strong Zhiyue, and the mischievous but true-hearted Sang Sang. The story of Yau Ma Tei continues, and the golden childhood is full of love and beauty.

The content is really full and touching, and the writing is really good. The plot of each chapter is very special, and there are certain connections. There are even foreshadowings and unexpected stories, and the following stories are all touching. The last time I cried to tears was Teacher Yu Hua's "Alive". Teacher Cao Wenxuan's works are really great.

I wish I had read this book when I was in junior high school.

The first time I watched it was in elementary school. At that time, I watched it every day after school, not even my favorite cartoons. Ten years later, I am now a 21-year-old adult. When I review the story, I am still moved by the children in Yau Ma Tei and my eyes still fill with tears.

I really can't find any flaws in this book. Every character in it is vividly portrayed, as if they are not characters in the book, but real people. When I first read it, I just thought it was funny. When I read Cao Wenxuan's wonderful and humorous words, I just laughed. Looking at it now There is so much sadness behind it: Bald Crane who was bullied and ridiculed by his classmates because of his appearance, Grandma Qin who only wanted to protect her land but was driven away time and time again (at the beginning), Jiang Yilun whose love flower withered and was left with only regret, Du Xiaokang who was originally a noble son but declined step by step... Cao Wenxuan uses plain and simple words to tell one story after another that makes people's noses sore. Perhaps each of us hides a "thatched house" in our heart. It can be dilapidated, gorgeous, and simple, but through the joys and sorrows in the journey of growth, it will always tell us a truth: pain will not make you change anything. How to accept pain. Everyone hides thousands of negative emotions, but you have to understand that it is not a big deal. The important thing is that you must learn to get back on your feet like Grandma Qin, Sang Sang, and Du Xiaokang. It's not that negative emotions are bad. Negative emotions can make us grow, but too much will be counterproductive. Although "The Straw House" does not have as large and magnificent world view and setting as "Ten Days End" and "The Lost City", it uses the most realistic language to write about how a child views the 1960s and every bit of what happened. The content is tear-jerking and thought-provoking. Maybe each of us is a character in this book: when you are ups and downs, you are Du Xiaokang; when you are excluded, you are a bald crane; when you end with regret, you are Jiang Yunling All in all, "The Thatched House" is highly recommended. Both immature children and mature adults can gain happiness and learn lessons from it. It is really a perfect masterpiece...

This book is really great. Sang Sang is innocent and naughty, but most importantly, Sang Sang is more kind-hearted, which is really touching. The plot of this book is also very interesting.

I've finished listening to Cao Wenxuan's second book! After listening to this book, what I thought more about was how touching was the last chapter? In the past, I always thought that the most touching understanding was like that. I don't have a deep understanding, but I can also know a little bit. Yes, as mentioned in the last picture, seeing lovers finally getting married, seeing Sangsang recovering from a long illness, touching is a good word, but I am a little confused. Maybe I see It is a blessing when lovers finally get married. It is a kind of relief when seeing Sangsang recover from a long illness. It may be the relief seen after experiencing and understanding it. It is a happy person who sends blessings and likes Sangsang. Although he has done bad things, isn't our childhood like this? May the beauty be mixed with a bit of bitterness, wish the bronze sunflower, and wish Sangsang happiness every day.

I read this book when I was a child, and I forgot a lot of the plot. I only remember the young mugwort, the hardship of raising ducks, the water in Yau Ma Tei, the sound of the flute in the reeds, and the aroma of the medicine that was always being cooked in the medicine house. I have been rereading it for nearly ten years. I understand the meaning that I couldn't understand at the time. I still cry as much as when I was a child. Looking back on this book While telling this story, I also look back at the journey of life. Growth may be lively or lonely. No one can always compare with me. Sang Sang, Lu He, Xiaokang, Zhiyue, tenacity, kindness, bravery. I hope I can not be afraid. Goodbye Yau Ma Tei, Grandma Qin, Xi Ma, all the people of Yau Ma Tei, as well as the pigeons and little ducks. Goodbye straw house 2025,10,09

The details of this book are very well written. Many stories are written around thatched houses, and the emotions between people are very delicate, which touched me very much. It is a book worth reading and savoring!

Thatched Cottage allowed me to see the warmth and warmth of human relationships, encounters and partings, the lively atmosphere of the school, and scenes of people being helpless in life, such as the regret that Bai Que and Teacher Jiang Yilun fell in love with each other but could not get together. Another example is Du Xiaokang, who loved studying but had a twist of fate. His family suffered a big change, and his father passed away in his middle age due to a sudden attack on his heart. Du Xiaokang had to leave his hometown at a young age, which made people feel sorry for such a good boy. There are also characters such as Sangsang, Zhiyue, Principal Sancho, Lu He, etc. That made me cry. Good review, this is my third time reading it

This book I found by accident is really beautiful and the writing is smooth and beautiful. Even if it is not my childhood experience, my imagination will always be involved in it unconsciously. It is very touching. Every protagonist is very vivid and I like it very much. Moreover, every character has a kind nature, and also has its own side and distinct personality. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I felt the urge to cry when I saw it. Yau Ma Tei is so warm, Yau Ma Tei is so full of hope, and Yau Ma Tei is full of regrets.

The concrete description of human suffering can fully express the emotions, anger, sorrow and joy of the character.

I saw a lot of delicate emotions A lot of regrets, but written in a warm tone. The final ending is always hope after setbacks.

On Children's Day, I read a children's book. The children in the book are all innocent and kind.

It's really touching, it allows us to see the shining brilliance of humanity in ordinary days, and see the simple and kind inner world of children [almost crying]

It's very touching. I read several places in the book and I cried. I was very moved.

This "Grass House" is very well written, and every plot is so exciting that I can't stop reading it!

There is no very fancy language in the whole text, it is simple. But it can make people calm and read, and it can make people moved.

Well written and informative

Anyway, it looks good

Very interesting, I like watching it

Both older and younger children will be happy

One afternoon, I didn't want to study, so I read this book. I like the character descriptions, the lively Sangsang, and the interesting plot language. It's worth reading.