Wangjiazhuang

The nine- meandering Yellow River flows endlessly, giving birth to thousands of years of civilization and nourishing the ever-growing villages along its banks. Liang Zhaoqiu's masterpiece "Wangjiazhuang" focuses on a simple and tough village in the arms of the Yellow River. The novel uses profound writing to describe the ups and downs of several generations of people in Wangjiazhuang under the intertwining flow of the times and the power of nature. There is the fragrance of earth, the roar of the Yellow River, the simplicity and cunning of the villagers, and even the hesitation, perseverance and struggle in the face of changes. Liang Zhaoqiu (signed under the pen name: The Dragon Lion Who Likes Huang Suxin) dug deeply into the texture of rural China with his affectionate eyes, and wrote a legend on the banks of the Yellow River that is full of the quality of life, the warmth and warmth of human life, and the rich history. Walk into "Wangjiazhuang", feel the joys and sorrows of the little people beside the river, and listen to a deep and distant local aria.