
The Fifteen-Year-Old Educated Youth
十五岁知青
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 749k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 7
Novels About Educated Youth Sent Down to the Countryside
Period-Era Stories! (Quick Transmigration) Please Read the Prompt Carefully
Please recommend quick transmigration novels set in different eras. Three things I don’t want: a rambling plot, a protagonist who’s constantly miserable, or a female lead who spends the whole story lifting people out of poverty. Romance is fine, or no fixed pairing.
Rural Novels Set in the 1960s and 1970s
Looking for Period Novels About Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside
Please Recommend Stories About Three Lifetimes Together
I'm in a reading slump and want a Three Lives, Three Worlds story based on a TV series or movie. Ideally, the female lead stands on her own, and doesn't end up with any of these three: Dong Hua, Mo Yuan, or Zhe Yan. I can't handle old men preying on young women.
Period Stories, A Genuine Child, No Blessed-Darling Stories, With an Older Brother, Transmigrate
Looking for books like "In the 1970s, My Whole Family Was a Bunch of Eccentrics".
Looking for a Period Novel About a Male Lead Who Feels Insecure About His Disabled Finger
I read this before but can't find it now. I only remember that the male lead was saved by the female lead when he was a child, so he had a crush on her ever since. Even as an adult, he was too afraid to get close to her. He became disabled after being swept away by a flood as a child, while his parents chose to rescue him first.
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This book contains a huge amount of information and its language is easy to read. Especially when people of the same age read it, they will have a strong resonance. The author has profound literary skills and his eloquent stories are fascinating. It's a good book worth reading 👍👍👍
Because I was also an educated youth from Yangzhou who joined the military team in Xinghua, a water town in northern Jiangsu Province for ten years. I was only 16 years old when I went to the countryside in 1968. I felt the same way when I read "Fifteen-Year-Old Educated Youth". I just felt that the author was luckier than me, and it was much better to intervene on the farm than to jump in line myself. This book describes the youthful years and growth experiences of our generation of "educated youth", leaving written and visual records for our descendants, allowing them to understand the hardships and difficulties of their predecessors.
It describes the lives of ordinary people, but the description is very clear and does not make the readers feel bland. It is still very eye-catching. The author's writing style is very profound.
Documentary novels take us back to the passionate years and the era full of positive energy.