The audio version of "The Record of the Red Dust in the Late Qing Dynasty" is online! One volume of "Red Dust" is half a history of the late Qing Dynasty. When wind and rain fall on paper, the sound enters people's hearts. When they enter ears, they can see sentient beings. When they hear the sound, they can see their true heart.
In the late Qing Dynasty, the twilight fell, and the undercurrents in the government and the public were turbulent. Above the temple, the official career is startling at every step, and people's hearts are calculated at every level; below the market, fireworks are ups and downs, and people are aware of their warmth and warmth. The whole book takes the scholar Ren Tianran's half-life ups and downs as the main line, and connects the conflicts of the officialdom in the capital, the romance and glitz of Shanghai, the ordinary fireworks in Taizhou City, and the leisurely joy in the countryside. He was trapped in the shackles of fame and fortune, struggled with worldly disciplines, repeatedly weighed between his original intention and the current, and finally lost his impetuousness, broke free from involution, and returned to a semi-official and semi-hidden life, keeping his mind at peace, and wrote about the dilemma of a generation of scholars in reality.
The realistic and palpable images of all living beings in the world of an era: the chivalrous and fierce Sai Jinhua, the infatuated and protective Gu Meixiang, the close friends who know each other, and countless small people in the market who are running around to make a living and drifting with the waves. Everyone has selfish intentions, everyone has difficulties, and everyone is in troubled times, trying their best to find a stable home.
Listen to the ups and downs of an official life, taste the gains and losses of a life, understand the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, understand the ups and downs of the world, and even understand the return and peace of mind deep in your heart.
