
My Hometown Is Not Far from the City
我的故乡离城里不远
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- 248k Words
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This book records and describes the people and events he has experienced, revealing the insignificance and helplessness of individuals in the face of the big era. It also celebrates the kindness and sincere friendship between relatives, friends and classmates, as well as the harmonious, pure and beautiful relationship between man and nature. It makes us stop in the busy rhythm of the city and think of our hometown "not far from the city". It also reminds us that no matter how far we go, we should never forget the way we came.
While reading this book, I couldn't help but think of my hometown. The smoke from the old houses, the sounds of the fields, and the warmth hidden in the dialect described by the author are all very much like what I remember. There is no deliberate pastoral filter, nor is there deliberate magnification of bleakness, but a true description of the struggle and perseverance of the countryside amid urbanization. Those thoughts about leaving and returning, tradition and modernity, all struck a chord with me, a person who wanders between urban and rural areas. When I closed the book, my heart was filled with a tender look back at my hometown. [Cry][cry][cry]
The text uses light brushstrokes to unfold the daily fireworks of the hometown in the suburbs. The fragrance of rice in the fields and the lingering warmth of the city are intertwined into a memory picture. The book contains the subtle warmth of elders' chatter and neighborhood chatter, as well as the undercurrent of nostalgia and melancholy arising from the changes in urban and rural areas. There is no rich and colorful narrative, but the simple brushstrokes freeze the appearance of hometown in time, so that every person who leaves his hometown can touch the bond of his hometown deep in his heart between the lines.
A very touching country work. Although they are all short stories, the author tells them with deep emotion and endless aftertaste.