
Memories of Maijia Village
麦家村记忆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 152k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
58Chapters
94Reads · all time
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Reader comments 3
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Between the roar of bulldozers and the silence of the grain loan contract, "Memory of Maijiacun" completes a profound inquiry about roots. Xu Maizhe's return home is not only an academic field, but also a difficult verification of his father's innocence. The threshold wiped by Qi Po, the flickering candles in the ancestral hall, the cold contract signing rate in the data sheet - all the details tell: Protecting memory is a longer-term reconstruction than demolishing a building. This book allows us to see that under the iron curtain of urbanization, there is still undying warmth growing stubbornly between the cracks of the bricks.
This is a realistic novel, involving the theme of rural demolition. It describes everyone's journey during this special period and their efforts to protect the village. The author has not finished updating it yet, and will continue reading.
It's very relaxing to watch and doesn't burn your brain. The plot is available online.