
She Was a Sent-Down Educated Youth in the 1970s
她是七零年代下乡女知青
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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This book is truthful, objective, and detailed, captivating to all listeners. Its clear and vivid descriptions make it a must-read for all listeners.
This is the first time I've read a period novel without a male lead, and I thought it was alright. I originally only intended to give it four stars, but considering the author's hard work, I'm giving it five stars as encouragement. I hope the author continues to work hard; the next installment will be even more exciting!
The novel is very realistic; that's how it was back then, in the 1950s.
This book is the kind of book I like; I really like it.
Well written: The whole story is well-written and the narrative is genuine.
It provides a true and objective depiction of the lives of educated youth during that era, including their psychological and ideological activities.
The novel is very realistic; it's just like when I was sent to the countryside—I didn't know anything, but I was still very curious.
The female lead was sent to the countryside at the age of 15, while still in the second year of junior high school. She became a primary school teacher there. One can only marvel at her good fortune; she met so many kind people. 😄 The female lead seems to have some kind of luck about her, and the beginning of the story is pretty normal, but why does it get so fantastical later on? 🤦
Okay, I like listening to audiobooks.
The story is well-written and I enjoy listening to it.