
The Mother in the Mountains
大山里的母亲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 160k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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"Mother in the Mountains" is not only a novel, but also a love letter to mothers all over the world. It makes us understand that the greatness of a mother never lies in how dazzling she is, but in her perseverance and dedication day after day, and in turning ordinary days into the support of her family. If you have been touched by your mother's love, if you also want to relive the warmth of family affection hidden in the years, this work is worth reading carefully - it will make you more moved, know how to cherish the maternal love around you, and be more willing to say a belated "thank you" to your mother. This story is written with heart, affection, and the author's personal experience. It is worth reading carefully.
To be honest, when Teacher Rumeng Tianya asked me to write a review for this book at first, I wanted to refuse. I don't usually read this kind of books, I always think they are short romance stories about parents. But when I opened the page and read a few paragraphs, I was stunned - this was not a fictional novel, this was clearly a memoir written in life, an epic written by a mother in her life. I suddenly became serious and no longer dared to make jokes or laugh in the book review section as usual. In the face of such heavy words, any frivolous words seem inappropriate. Please forgive my previous insouciance. This is really a book wrapped in fireworks, the kind of documentary that can only be understood by those born in the 1970s and 1980s who have experienced the years. There are no earth-shattering legends or tear-jerking exaggerations in the book, but only the tender years of a mother slowly walking through daily necessities. Those seemingly trivial daily routines - the smoke from cooking in the early morning, the sewing under the lamp late at night, and the hard work in the fields, are actually put together to form a woman's complete life. I think most of the people who can calm down and read this book are already parents. Only when you have truly raised a family can you know how difficult life is; only when you have raised children with your own hands can you understand how many unknown hardships are hidden in the seemingly plain narratives in the book. This book is like a mirror, reflecting the path our parents and parents have traveled. The language used by the author Ru Meng Tianya is as simple as a mountain stream, crystal clear, but it inadvertently infiltrates the readers' hearts. The mother she wrote reminded me of my departed relatives—my grandfather who participated in the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, and who in his later years always liked to sit on the doorstep and smoke silently. The father who has always been strong and extremely harsh on himself; and the mother who is always busy and working hard. Like the mother in the book, they swallowed all the bitterness of their lives, but left the sweetest parts to us. I'm ashamed to say that this book has been on my bookshelf for a long time, and I didn't read it seriously until today. When I closed the page, tears welled up for no reason. This is not only for the mother in the book, but also for thousands of Chinese mothers like her. They hold up the sky for us with their thin shoulders. I had tears in my eyes when I finished writing this book review. ——Just call me Teacher Yu. Yours sincerely. To be honest, there are so many weird and bizarre stories on the Internet now that it's dizzying to read. But it is so rare to be able to calm down and write about the life of an ordinary mother in such a profound and powerful way. It is like the deep well in my hometown. It looks inconspicuous at first glance, but the water you scoop up is exceptionally clear and sweet, which can quench the thirst in your heart. The platform has always supported good works, and I think this one really shouldn't be buried. It is not just a story, it is the memory of a generation and the true nature of life that we are about to forget. If it can be made into a documentary, I believe it will not only impress our parents, but also allow many young people to see that life can be so tenacious and love can be so silent and majestic. It deserves to be seen by more people, and the "Mother in the Mountains" deserves to be remembered forever by the camera. 👍👍
"Mother in the Mountains" is an affectionate documentary wrapped in fireworks - it does not tell any earth-shattering stories, but only incorporates a mother's "support" in the difficult years into the daily life of daily necessities. She is not deliberately sensationalistic, but she is the most poignant: she is the backbone of her "family" who endures rough days, and she is the backer who supports her family through her ordinary life. This "greatness of ordinary mothers" is like hot soup in a stoneware bowl, warm but heart-warming. It can easily remind people of the figure who silently shouldered the burden in their own lives. The author's documentary style is very solid, allowing people to follow the words and feel the folds of life in the mountains. It is a book that is both deep and warm to read.
This novel is really good, worth learning and recommending, and has profound educational significance. The lines of this novel are full of fireworks, and the traces of the suffering years are presented to the eyes one by one like a movie. There is no gorgeous rhetoric, only simple language full of emotion. This novel is written about close relatives. People say: "When I was a child, my parents were my home. Home is where my parents are." The last wall is that as long as the parents are around, children will not face death." People say: "I have pity for the parents in the world, they have worked hard for us in life, and after death, we still hope for the blessing of our parents." The best relatives in the world, especially mothers, are always there for their children, and we will always owe it to our parents. This book made me think a lot, and I couldn't help but shed tears... It is really a good book, and it deserves the five-star rating. Everyone, take a look... I'm so moved... From now on, spend more time with your parents and listen to your parents more...
This mother protected her younger siblings from the wind and rain when she was unmarried. Her stubborn temper made her grit her teeth and persevere, becoming the backbone of the family. She got married when she was just twenty years old. She was still working when she was pregnant for ten months. She had to work in the fields just after her first month of confinement. She always endured all the hardships silently, kneading the hardships into daily necessities, supporting a family in the rough years, and living an ordinary life to become the most solid supporter of her family. The plot design of this story is so attractive! The author's writing style is smooth and the characters are vivid and memorable.
This is a good book that is both profound and heart-warming to read. It doesn't have earth-shattering plots, it just incorporates a mother's "support" in the difficult years into the daily life of daily necessities. The author uses the simplest words to restore the life of a mother in the mountains: the sound of grinding footsteps in the early morning, the wrinkles in the firelight of the stove, the endless dirt between the fingernails... These small details are like needles piercing the softest part of the heart. It is not deliberately sensational, but every word is poignant, allowing us to see the greatness of an ordinary mother - she makes the rough days into "home" and supports her family with her ordinary life. After reading it, I was very moved. It also made us slow down and look back at the figure who silently carried everything. I can feel the author's deep love and attachment to his mother. I am very moved and like it very much!
Reading it word by word, I was really moved and my heart was heavy. My mother is so great and lovely. What impressed me the most was her strength, integrity, and kindness. This is also the portrayal of the vast majority of mothers around the world. They love their families and their children. Whenever possible, they will burn themselves to light the way forward for their children. The emotions in this article are sincere, and the love between mother and daughter is deep. Sometimes, we feel that some people will always be there, but at an inadvertent time, they leave us. Although we cherish them, it is difficult to keep them.
In this era of pursuit of quick success and hustle and bustle, such a slow-down book is more like a soothing medicine. It makes us understand that greatness is never an unreachable achievement, but is hidden in perseverance day after day and in unreserved love for family. When I close the page of the book, what comes to mind is not only the simple mother in the mountains, but also our own mothers - the hard work that we have ignored and the unspoken concerns all have a clear appearance at this moment. This book is not only a tribute to a generation of mothers, but also a tribute to every ordinary perseverance.
The author chose "Mother in the Mountains" as the theme, which was very risky. In this era of fast food culture, it may be difficult for anyone to calm down and relive what our mothers once did for us. The author does not please the platform, nor even the readers, but quietly tells us about a mother's tenacity and hard work. Only by not deliberately trying to please can we create concise words and stories that directly touch the soul. It is precisely because the author cannot please anyone that he can make people cry. In fact, such a good article should be made into a short drama so that more people can see it.
This book is not a strange book that pursues plot twists and turns. It is more like a thick oil painting painted with words. It tells the hard-working and hard-working life course of an ordinary mother through the rings of time and extremely simple brushwork. The most touching thing about it is that it uses a quiet narrative to highlight the epic feeling contained in life itself and as tough as the earth!