The Days on the Loess Slope in the 1960S

One point is deducted for the dialect dialogue. The overall plot design is good, which makes people look forward to the protagonist's efforts to change the poverty-stricken life. The overall logic is online, and the people around the protagonist take good care of the protagonist. There is no rebirth and revenge, the cliché plot of the best relatives and the like, which is full of bitterness, hatred, hatred and hostility, which attracts people to keep watching.

Apart from not being able to understand the local dialect, the rest was fine. One thing I can't understand about Goldfinger is that after starting, the legs can run faster than the car. I saw the wild boar in Chapter 42. He beat the wild boar to death, and then threw away the pig's head, trotters, and internal organs. We are Chinese! We are Chinese. You are short of meat and are trying every possible means to buy pork. Well, forget it and leave.

Not bad, but there are many dialects. I can basically understand it from the northwest, but my brothers from the mainland may not be able to understand it. It is best to write in Mandarin. I have read a book that was written in Mandarin in the early stage, but in the later stage it was all in Cantonese. It was originally a very good book, but it was because the Cantonese language tortured me.

The sense of reality is very strong. Although I doubt that much money can be made from digging herbs. After all, the monthly salary of urban workers is only dozens of yuan. The protagonist earns several months' salary from digging in one afternoon. It is somewhat outrageous, because this is not a rare medicinal herb, and there is no sense of buying or selling things. It's too real. The audience for writing in dialect is destined not to be too wide. I don't know what the author's considerations are. Some parts are simply incomprehensible, and the rest need to be understood in context. Listening to the book is just finished, and you can't understand it. It has advantages. The description of emotions between people is quite realistic.

Although there are some bugs that I hope the author can fix. For example, the protagonist's brother-in-law and his wife have different surnames, but they are harmless and it is still a very good book. Some of the bugs just mentioned may be due to AI polishing, but it is well written and I still support it.

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Typical loess high slope, historical writing, good idea

It's pretty good, the story is better

The gold finger is not big and relatively realistic. Like this.

Five-star praise. There are a lot of dialects in the book, which are from my local area, but after reading too many of them, I got a little worried and decided to use as much Mandarin as possible. Add a bookshelf

Pure northern Shaanxi dialect

Simple and unpretentious that only people from northern Shaanxi can understand Only people from northern Shaanxi can appreciate the sincerity and sincerity expressed in the northern Shaanxi dialect.

The authentic atmosphere of northern Shaanxi hits my face, and I fell in love with it as soon as I read it. I am very satisfied with this novel, and I look forward to more exciting sequels.

I understand the cultural policy fairly well. The storyline and writing are not bad.

It's okay, haha

It's pretty good, but it's a little hard to rate.

Except for the dialect, it's impeccable and has a five-star rating.

A rare good book, a peaceful book

I've read Chapter 41, it's so good, so good, so good! The life in the countryside is vividly written [Like] [Like] [Like] An author with experience and stories! The literary talent is also outstanding!