Looking Toward the Willows

This is the true spirit of troubled times! Shen Nian spent sixty years of hard work and wrote an "unyielding history book." She did not serve in the Qing Dynasty, and she did not lose her character. She used her pen as a lamp and her school as her field. In the ashes of ruined country and family, she maintained the roots of civilization. What struck me the most was that there was no word "catkin" in the book, but the vitality of catkins was everywhere - even if it was blown away by fate, there could still be hope in a desperate situation! "Looking Willow" is really worth reading for everyone who likes the theme of perseverance in troubled times!

The writing is very beautiful and exciting

This novel is okay

Putting aside love and focusing on the times and inheritance is very special among similar ancient sayings.

There is no dramatic plot, but the details are full of warmth and stubbornness in troubled times.

The writing is plain but powerful.

The heroine has been wandering around all her life, but she always sticks to her true heart, opens a school, and the pattern of preserving the cultural context suddenly opens up.

A willow tree connects the ups and downs of half a life, and the story of the troubled times in the late Ming Dynasty is particularly immersive.