
Another Spring of the 1977 College Entrance Exam
1977年高考又一春
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I am also an educated youth, and this book describes the years of being an educated youth so realistically that when I read it, I felt like I was going back to the past. After reading it, I felt very emotional. This is not only a novel, but also a tribute to a generation of dream chasers. It is worth reading by everyone.
From being confused to seizing the opportunity to take the college entrance examination, every step of the protagonist's journey is heart-wrenching. The characters are not suspended, but struggle and persevere. The more you watch, the more you feel immersed in it.
This is the best unfinished novel I have ever written by an author. Although the story line is a bit bland, the writing is still good. I hope that the subsequent plot development will not disappoint.
It has a great sense of age, with adobe houses, kerosene lamps, and field work. The details are very delicate. It's not just about falling in love, it's also a story about a generation of people changing their lives through knowledge. It's heartbreaking and passionate to watch.
The characters are three-dimensional, the plot is compact, and very attractive. So many character stories are records of past lives. It is rare for someone to record the years of our educated youth in books. Although the records are ordinary things, they are our daily beautiful memories, those past years! Gone forever! But after reading this book, those years seemed to come back! There may not be big winds and waves, but only these details of life. They are the memories of our generation. It is a rare good book.
The group portraits are particularly well written. Not only the protagonist is eye-catching, but each educated youth has his or her own story and frustration. The characters are three-dimensional and vivid, as if they really came out of that era.
The emotional and career lines are well balanced, without stealing the show or being embarrassed. Lighting up each other in difficult days is the most touching feeling, and the more we look at it, the more we get to know each other.
The group portraits are particularly well written. Not only the protagonist is eye-catching, but everyone in the know has their own knowledge and helplessness. The characters are three-dimensional and vivid, as if they really came out of that era.
Relying on knowledge to change your destiny, this book makes this belief particularly powerful.
The most touching thing about this book is hope. In the most difficult days, there are still people who are willing to fight for the future. Those who read it will have tears in their eyes.