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Why Not Read Classics?
Recommend some good books that are meaningful, influential and well-written.
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Looking for Literary Works That Can Improve My Writing Skills! ! !
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Classic Literature, Masterpieces, Put Them on the Bookshelf and Read Them Slowly
I want to read books similar to "The Dust Has Settled (Mao Dun Literature Award Winner)". Recommended to each other, classic literary novels. A masterpiece with depth and aftertaste. A book that makes people want to read it again and again. When you encounter difficulties in life, remembering the teachings in the book can help you
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Books Suitable for Student Parties
I want to read a book similar to "Lychees from Chang'an". Are there any books that have a plot and good writing, suitable for students (females), not too childish, and not romantic (not the four major classics)
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(Personal understanding) Continuing Cao Wenxuan's consistent "narrative of suffering" style, it does not shy away from the roughness of rural life, but uses beautiful writing to concretize the grievances, loneliness and longing of young people. "The wind in the hall" is not only a natural image, but also a metaphor for the protagonist's heart - not only a symbol of transparency and alienation that no one understands, but also a metaphor for the goodwill that finally blows away prejudice.
The protagonist Oak is a child whose father is a thief. He was influenced by his father and also committed theft, but his mother's instructions and expectations when she died made him determined not to steal again, and he did it. However, some people used the theft behavior of Oak and his son to cover up their own theft, and in the end even deliberately put the blame on Oak. But Oak finally relied on his own wisdom to maintain his innocence and caught the real thief. Cao Wenxuan's "Drawing Wind" is like a wisp of breeze passing through the hall, gently caressing the softest corner of the reader's heart. This work continues Cao Wenxuan's consistent aesthetic style - containing deep emotions in simple narratives and showing the complexity of human nature from a child's perspective. The novel is called "Drawing Wind", "'Drawing Wind' is not only a natural image, but also implies the transparency and alienation that no one understands, and it is a metaphor for the goodwill that ultimately blows away prejudice."
It's true, and it feels astringent when I read it. I understand so well the situation of Little Oak, who can't argue. Perhaps we should not blame the faults of the previous generation on the next generation. The oak tree, as its name suggests, is tenacious and grows tall and straight. In addition, all the characters appearing in the whole text, without exception, have a soft spot in their hearts, which perfectly embodies the beauty of rural people and returns to nature.
It tells a simple story with simple words, simple routines and simple characters. This time it is really for children. It is much, much better than the previous books. The most worth reading in the whole book is his acceptance speech. It is true, interesting, enlightening and resonant.
Learn to let go of prejudice
My favorite author, the writing style is super delicate [Sending my heart]
I really like this comfortable writing style
Very fresh and interesting
Very lively and interesting
I always feel a little sad after reading this kind of novel
Good, good, good, good, good👌🏻
The writing is good, the story is described from the eyes of many people, and it tells about a child from multiple perspectives and how he was abandoned by the world.
It's very beautiful. Reading this book makes you feel like you've returned to your childhood.
Love the writing style. Interesting stories.