Floating in the Sea of ​​People

"All things grow" describes the essential process of life from germination to extension. "Birth" is a given starting point, our origin, endowment, and initial situation that we cannot choose. Just like a seed cannot decide what soil it falls into, it is the premise of all possibilities. "Longing" is an active practice. It is the process of nourishing life with one's own will, choice and action from a set starting point. It is the core of controlling the direction of life. The environment in which a person grew up in childhood quietly leaves its imprint on our personality, cognition, and way of doing things, and becomes the background of life that lasts a lifetime. We may not be able to rewrite the beginning of life, but we can control the trajectory of growth: we can proactively correct our cognition, settle our character, break through limitations over the years, let our inner growth power counteract the inherent influence of the environment, and ultimately live the way we choose. "Birth" is the background color of life, and "growth" is the brush that colors life.

Most documentary novels should be related to the author's personal experiences. This novel has a large time span, with a background of more than fifty years, and many of the experiences are similar to those of others. The author also did a good job in researching the events of many historical backgrounds. It is a good book [Like] [Like] [Like]

How many decades can life last? The male protagonist Feng Ruihui was born in the era of take-off, from 1968 to 2023. In a blink of an eye, it has been 56 years. Half a lifetime of struggle and half a lifetime of ups and downs. Suddenly looking back, he suddenly realized that ordinary is the true nature of life. This mentality of returning to ordinary and switching from complexity to simplicity is the calmness tempered by wind and rain. People who have experienced these collective memories will definitely be able to sympathize with him and see their own shadow in his story.

Starting from home, going to school, working, getting married, and returning to family. Human life is like a flower. It accumulates strength when it is in bud, is stunning when it blooms, is unwilling when it fades, and is satisfied when it bears fruit. Plant a seed and wait for another journey for the next generation.

The characters are vivid and full, making people immersed in them. The writing is smooth, natural and engaging. The emotions are sincere and moving, making people feel the same. The description of details is precise and delicate, which is impressive. The theme is profound and thought-provoking. The structure is rigorous and compact, and each chapter is closely connected. The story is fast-paced and not sloppy. The unique style is original and leaves a deep impression on readers.

Use delicate brushstrokes to outline the ups and downs of the protagonist's half-life. From the childhood of being dependent on others to the high-spirited youth, from the struggle in the business world to the relief of returning to the ordinary, every stage is real and palpable.

More than half a century of changes are blended into one person's story, which is better than watching a documentary. It has such a sense of the times! !

A life without golden fingers can still lead a magnificent life of your own.

It's like listening to a dusty past, calm but full of power. The life trajectory in the book reflects the changes of the times and also reflects on ourselves. In a long time, everyone is a drifter, but it is this drift that gives life weight and warmth.

The author is faithful to the times and truly reproduces that period of history. Seeing the green trees and Bei Dao and Shu Ting's poems brought back many memories.

The intertwined destinies of three generations are an epic story of one person's life, worth reading slowly.

This is the only novel I've been following. It's very well written. Come on, but the updates are too slow.

Floating in the sea of ​​​​people, tossing and turning are all dreams. It's very interesting and well written

Highly recommend, this is the best novel I have read this year, bar none, go read it.

This is not only his epic, but also resonates with our generation. It's so beautiful.

This novel is all about being unhappy. The main character has a strong mouth and every sentence hits me accurately.

This book is based on the grand background of the times and delicately depicts the ups and downs of a generation. It not only looks back on the past years, but also reflects on the current life.

The writing is quite good. Judging from the details of the writing, the author spent a lot of time researching information in order to write this book well. The words presented are intertwined into art.

I'm used to reading the same cool articles, so it's really a comfortable choice to read this kind of cultured articles to settle down.

From his childhood on the Loess Plateau to his middle age in the ups and downs of the business world, every life trajectory closely follows the pulse of the times, and his personal joys and sorrows are intertwined with the changes in his family and country.

Through the profound description of the ups and downs of the male protagonist's life, the author triggers readers to think about real life.

The author delicately and smoothly describes the ups and downs of a person's life, which makes people deeply moved!

A Chinese story spanning 55 years, integrating "home" and "roots" into destiny. After reading it, you will understand that ordinary life is the ultimate answer.

The writing is simple but powerful, and the emotions are sincere and not artificial. After reading it, people understand that ordinary life also has its own precious meaning.

Much better than those mindless cool articles.

Use delicate brushstrokes to outline the ups and downs of the protagonist's half-life. From his childhood living under the shelter of others to his high-spirited youth, from the struggle of working hard in the business world to the relief of returning to ordinary life.

From the Loess Plateau to the Internet era, half a century of life's ups and downs tells the story of ordinary people's struggles and return in the tide of the times. The writing is very real.

There is no bloody plot, no exaggerated characters, only the most real life styles.

The writing is so delicate, and the entanglement about "home" and "roots" makes me think of my hometown after reading it.

The plot is very coherent and looks really smooth