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  1. Rebirth Liang Xiaosheng154k Wordscompleted The novel depicts the image of a "coward" who is highly controversial and suspected, and tells a bizarre, twists and turns, vivid and touching anti-Japanese story. The elegant and gentle protagonist has a forbearing heart. When the Japanese army raided the village, in order to save the life of a reckless villager, he exposed his special identity in a desperate situation. From then on, he was forced to deal with the Japanese against his will and aroused the hatred of the local villagers. On the s 12.1kReads9.5Score663Shelves
  2. Mother Written by Liang Xiaosheng147k Wordscompleted "Mother" is a novel written by the famous writer Liang Xiaosheng. Part of the novel was selected into the 18th lesson of the sixth unit of the first volume of the fifth grade edition of the national unified edition. In the novel, the author describes how the mother worked hard and frugally under extremely difficult living conditions, maintained a kind and pure character, set an example, and established a good image for her children in terms of life and work. It shows the deep love of a loving mo 2.4kReads9.5Score505Shelves
  3. If There Is Love in Heaven Liang Xiaosheng149k Wordscompleted This book is a collection of short stories by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It includes a series of Liang Xiaosheng's representative novels such as "Heaven Is Love", "White Birch Forest Witness", "Beidahuang Documentary" and "Deer Whistle". In Liang Xiaosheng's writings, love in the world truly exists in various forms in our love, friendship, and family affection. It is two lonely hearts that find salvation, it is mutual support in frustration and poverty, it is the si 1.3kReads9.5Score223Shelves
  4. Everyone Who Passes by Your Life Liang Xiaosheng97k Wordscompleted This book is a collection of essays about remembering people and events. It is compiled from the essence of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng's essays, the winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award. It includes 30 essays in total. From the alleys and countryside to the deep love for his hometown, from the depths of his soul to the ordinary world, the author recalled the people and things that passed by in his life one by one. These works are rich in writing and saturated with the emotions of life, reflectin 603Reads9.4Score148Shelves
  5. Collected Works of Liang Xiaosheng﹒ Novella (Nine Volumes in Total) Liang Xiaosheng2.1M Wordscompleted "Liang Xiaosheng's Collected Works·Novelette" collects all the novellas written by Liang Xiaosheng so far as completely as possible. It clearly records history with love and hate, and deeply analyzes complex social issues. It infiltrates the changes in social history, the transfer of customs and human feelings, and the introspection of the human soul. It epically depicts the panorama of the times from different angles and levels. 276Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. The Years of My Parents: Two Volumes Complete Liang Xiaosheng443k Wordscompleted The book "Parental Years" is a high-level summary of Liang Xiaosheng's literary thoughts and creative concepts, and it is also a staged summary of his literary creation. We take the essence, take chronological order as the axis, and provide readers with a subtle literary sample through clever connection and arrangement, so as to fully and deeply understand the ideological depth of Liang Xiaosheng's works. These seemingly independent stories are actually inextricably linked internally. We can reg 25Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  7. Grim Reaper Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book is an anthology of Liang Xiaosheng's short stories, including "The God of Death", "New "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio"", "Ancient Inkstone" and "The Life of a Kite" written by Liang Xiaosheng. Cumulonimbus tears itself apart to call for fiery life; the life of a parrot in a cage disappears quietly; the resentful whistle in the sunset is to blame the fate of being abandoned... The author depicts countless complicated dreams with extremely imaginative writing. There are strange —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. There's a Snowstorm Tonight Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book selects Liang Xiaosheng's most representative novels, including "This is a Magical Land", "There's a Blizzard Tonight" and other famous works. Among them, "This is a Magical Land" won the National Outstanding Short Story Award, and "There's a Blizzard Tonight" won the National Outstanding Novella Award. With the attitude of historical rationalism, in a rough, strong and severe atmosphere, this book depicts the awe-inspiring images of educated youths such as Cao Tieqiang, Liu Mike and P —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  9. Taste of the World Liang Xiaoshengcompleted Although the world is chaotic, there is direction when there is love. This book is a prose work by Liang Xiaosheng that collects all aspects of life. It shows the ups and downs, joys, sorrows and joys of daily life, the unforgettable love, greed, anger and resentment of men and women, the state and dilemma of the intimate relationship between parents, schools and children in family education, as well as the deep yearning and mourning for the old friends in the past. The thoughts derived from the —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  10. Chinese People's Daily Life Written by Liang Xiaoshengcompleted The author of this book, Liang Xiaosheng, uses the vivid writing style of a novelist and the keen thinking of a social observer to record the daily life of various Chinese people and vividly draw their colorful spiritual maps. The splicing and combination of many ordinary people's stories and ordinary people's lives have formed the temperature and temperament of this country. The daily life of Chinese people recorded by the author is full of care for small people, care for human nature, admirati —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. What Kind of Life Should We Live? Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book is a collection of critical essays about life thinking. It is selected from the essays of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng, the winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award. It contains 28 essays in total. From resisting the filth and impetuosity of the times to the various aspects of life in the floating world, from why we are deeply afraid of "ordinary life" to why we are so tired, the book is immersed in the author's reflections and feelings on real life and the floating world, and accumulates ma —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Sadness and Happiness Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book is a puzzle-solving book given to the wandering people by Liang Xiaosheng, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award and the original author of the TV series "Human World". It is also Liang Xiaosheng's life summary and spiritual monologue. In this book, there are not only the author's recollections of the past, but also the tender memories and sketches of family, father and son, mother and son, and brothers, as well as the philosophy and enthusiasm for life and society. It has both ge —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. The Joys and Sorrows of the World Written by Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book is a gift written by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, to the wandering people. This is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's prose, which is also a summary of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng's life wisdom and spiritual monologue over more than seventy years. The days are always singing softly in the breeze, and life is always calm and calm in the breeze. Suddenly I feel that in life, it seems that passers-by and returnees are the same role, whether it is bitter or joyful, the t —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  14. The Age of Returning to the City (Two Volumes) Liang Xiaoshengcompleted Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the 10th Mao Dun Literature Award and the original author of the TV series "Human World", is a realist masterpiece and a representative work of educated youth literature. We cannot choose the times, the only choice we can make is how we respond. The most difficult thing in this world is to live well. The most worthwhile thing is to live well. Editor's recommendation "The Age of Returning to the City" is Liang Xiaosheng's classic work of "educated youth literature" and —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  15. The Awakening of My Soul (Classic Prose by Liang Xiaosheng) Written by Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book contains Liang Xiaosheng's classic prose essays on personal growth and life value. Liang Xiaosheng's writing is sincere, melancholic, profound, heroic, and full of profound humanistic care. Here there is the sharp side of the idealist - using words to question the conscience of society and exploring the pulse of the times; there is also the warm, emotional and simple side - using delicate brushwork to write about the mother's love, the father's age, the brotherhood between brothers and —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Go Home Liang Xiaoshengcompleted "Going Home" is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's novellas, including four works: "Going Home", "The Tired Man", "Flowers in the Mountains" and "On the Ruins of the Old Manor Courtyard". The novel focuses on the general public in society, recording the ups and downs and mental journeys of all living beings, truly reflecting their beliefs, ideals, and losses, praising their valuable character, and standing up for their rough experiences. It embodies the author's strong humanitarian spirit, broad —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  17. The World Is Awake Liang Xiaoshengcompleted This book is a gift written by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, to the wandering people. This is a collection of Liang Xiaosheng's prose, which is also a summary of Mr. Liang Xiaosheng's life wisdom and spiritual monologue over more than seventy years. In the book, Mr. Wang writes about various aspects of sobriety in the world, talks about loneliness and pressure, success and perfection, nostalgia and joy; he alternates between profundity and elegance, seriousness and hum —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  18. Father Liang Xiaoshengcompleted "Father" records the real story between Liang Xiaosheng and his father in simple and sincere words. The whole family relied on him to sell his physical strength for food and clothing. His father, who was not good at expressing himself, always silently swallowed all the hardships in life. His ignorance and narrow-mindedness once caused his children to suffer and created a gap between his family members, but when he began to grow old, he finally slowly gained a new understanding of himself and his —Reads9.6Score—Shelves