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Lakes and Mountains
"Lake Mountains" is Zhou Daxin's work that won the Mao Dun Literature Award, and it is also one of his masterpieces. The novel takes the changes in rural life in the early days of reform and opening up as the background. It takes the Danjiangkou Reservoir, Asia's largest reservoir, as the location where the story takes place. It takes a woman's struggle to return home from Beijing as the main line. It describes the common life events in the countryside today such as spring planting and autumn ha
123Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Golden Wheat Field
"Golden Wheat Field" is a collection of short stories by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the short story volume of "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". Most of Zhou Daxin's works are based on modern military life and the land and water where he was raised - the Nanyang Basin in Henan Province. His novels are rooted in the earth, exuding a fresh earthy flavor and containing rational philosophical thinking. They have a good reputation in the literary world and amo
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Stairs Up
"Stairs Upward" collects Zhou Daxin's two novellas "Stairs Upward" and "Silver Jewelry". "Stairs Upward" tells the slightly legendary story of the protagonist, grassroots young man Liao Huaibao's career. At the beginning of liberation, Liao Huaibao, the eldest son of Liao who wrote petitions for others, was selected as a clerk in the town government because of his good calligraphy. Under the guidance of his old father, he was able to survive many turmoils... "Silver Jewelry" tells the secret and
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Touch Into****
"Into the Cave of Humanity" is a collection of essays by the famous writer Zhou Daxin, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. The first volume is meditation and the second volume is wandering. There are more than 90 excellent works in total. It is a collection of his various experiences in recent years thinking about man and nature, man and society, man and history, man and himself, life and literature, as well as true records of his feelings about wandering in the world. Regardless of thinking
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