The Famine of 1958: Starting from Nanluoguxiang

The author has really done research and the relevant information is well-founded. So far, there are no major flaws. Some people may be critical of the quality of the fish caught by the protagonist when fishing. But it's harmless.

Very well written. The author worked hard on research and took us into a real era. I hope to keep my original intention and not collapse later! The review is too early.

The writing is very good, and it shows the ordinary life in that era without losing the passion. The only bad thing is that the age setting is too young. He is only 13 years old, but he is already all kinds of awesome and worldly.

It's good-looking, relatively real, and the parents are short-sighted and not irritating!

The story of the era is narrated, and the strong flavor of life looks particularly comfortable. The characters are described with flesh and blood, and the standard space cheats are not mindlessly enlarged or used wantonly. The author really carefully studied the policies and systems, prices and expenses of the time, and high-quality period literature.

It's a very interesting novel, but the main character is too old. It would be better if he was a little younger than ten years old. After all, he fishes at least 30 kilograms of fish every day, helps the village contract fish ponds, catches enemy agents, and visits the black market every day [laughter]

The details and emotions should be sincere, and the history should be more authentic. Some words are also bold and chest-thumping, and it's hard not to say them out loud. The character is set up as a savior-like hero, but he is in a dilemma. Ordinary people who are stuck between a retreat and a retreat. This seems to go against the history of the time. But in novels, the author is God, and what he says is right. So those who don't like it probably dislike it and it's awkward. Those who like it probably like it very much. So there are a lot of comments. We felt uncomfortable watching it and didn't understand it, so we jumped to watch it. It's also a good piece of contemporary writing. Willing to give four stars.

Regarding the archaeological history of that period, it's a bit heavy! It's interesting... But I'm really annoyed by the so-called second generation, the little brats from the teacher's family. They're annoying... Except for the male protagonist's sister, there really isn't a single child in there that I can't help but look at.

A novel that very intuitively describes the situation in China at that time and the abominable former Soviet Union. It is worth reading and is very beautiful.

The writing is really good, not vicious at all. The protagonist is a role model and loves and protects his family. His younger brother is almost killed when he gets into trouble every day, but he still continues to love and care for him and pamper him every day.