The Eldest Girl Walks into the Green Gauze Tent

This book "The Big Girl Enters the Green Shazhang" gave me a deep understanding of human nature and destiny in the rural sentiments of the 1990s! These six unforgettable stories include the collision between innocence and reality in the green gauze tent, the belated confession deep in the Wolf Valley, the infatuation buried in the Eight Diagrams, and the unspeakable love in the passing of time... The author uses cold and affectionate writing to describe the struggles and choices of ordinary people in the changes in urban and rural areas. Loving and living both require courage; every story is a shock to the soul. You can all feel the rough but real power of the times!

This book can be called a memorandum of rural sentiments in the 1990s. The six novels weave the fate of a generation under the image of "green gauze tent." Each story unfolds between the cracks between urban and rural areas, and love and death have a rough feeling of earth. When the green gauze tents no longer only cover crops, but also moral dilemmas and emotional confusion, these words become nameless inscriptions carved on the ridges of the fields.

After reading "The Big Girl Walks into the Green Shazhu", my most intuitive feeling is: this is a "local memorandum" that stitches the cracks between the wind, soil, human feelings and modern consciousness of the Northeastern countryside in the 1990s into six novels. The author does not have a grand narrative, but uses seemingly short stories to reveal to readers the fate of rural women during the transition period, the squeeze of the urban-rural dual structure, and the conflict between traditional ethics and personal emotions. The author chooses the length of a novella to make each story like cutting open an onion: peeling off layers, pungent and dazzling, but with a hint of sweetness at the end.

Many of the movies and TV dramas I have watched recently are about young people going to the countryside. The mainstream of the times is going back to the youthful era. The six stories in this novel have different protagonists, but the love hidden in the dust of the times is real and helpless. The protagonists all wander between towns and villages. Their love in their youth is pure and leaves no regrets. However, in the face of the gains and losses caused by the progress of the times, only by not forgetting the original intention can we stay true.

It is a memorandum of rural emotions in the 1990s. It is not only an extension of personal creation, but also an in-depth record of the rural society in Northeast China during the transition period of the times. This narrative of "in the gap between the countryside and the city, loving and living requires courage" accurately poked at the survival dilemma of ordinary people in that era. The struggle and breakthrough of rural women are not only personal choices, but also a microcosm of the changes in the entire rural society, with strong realist power.

A collection of short stories with local themes, which is quite interesting.

This is a rural work with a strong Northeastern flavor and a very clear sense of region. It is a combination of several novellas, with a strong sense of time, and the theme is emotional novels.

LThis book is good. I like it.

Sounds good and looks good, can't put it down

Good, very good book, worth listening to.

The writing is so true and profound! Good books are the driving force for human progress