"Girls in the Great Courtyard·Educated Youth·Soldier" is a novel about educated youth writing about educated youth and soldiers writing about soldiers.
No space, no illusion; no fabrication, no random fabrication. So it's true, so it's believable, it's hard to say it's wonderful, but it's also remarkable.
The male protagonist Fang Buer, a name with a profound imprint of the times, represents that era and the yearning of a generation.
Fifty years ago in 1975. He, and his three classmates, walked out of the military compound. A vast world, training and growth.
He was full of hope for the college entrance examination, but unexpectedly, a merciless fire broke out at the reservoir construction site, instantly turning the college entrance examination materials into ashes and burning his life hopes.
The mountains are exhausted, the willows are dark and the flowers are bright.
After washing his feet and going to the fields, he returned to the military camp; he learned to drive, but his hopes of entering the military academy were shattered, and he had no choice but to retire. With Wang Jing's encouragement, she took the college entrance examination and her campus dream finally came true.
The past is worth remembering
The plot is interlocking and clear.