This is a 360,000-word novel, which carefully depicts the bizarre encounters between Guan Shan, a farmer's son, who was involved in rape during his sophomore year in college, and the intricate emotional entanglements he had with five girls. The plot has ups and downs, the characters are rich, and it is tear-jerking.
The joys and sorrows of a generation of young students, the love affair between Guan Shan and Zhang Wen, have the charm of Dream of Red Mansions, and the style of Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai". This is not a decadent novel, and the writing is not romantic. Write about human nature, love and desire. The author is sometimes straightforward, but there are traps, suspense, and implications hidden in the straightforwardness. Love and hate, truth and falsehood, good and evil are vividly unfolded in the plain narrative and wonderful description. There is joy in suffering. There is joy in the sadness, like a Chinese studio. Lingering and sentimental, it's like a dream of Red Mansions. The whole book is full of a sense of worry from beginning to end, and it encourages people to face life positively. It is a good article that promotes righteousness.