The Republic-Era Female Grandmaster

After watching "Bai Yuegang", I came to read "The Female Grandmaster of the Republic of China". To be honest, the title almost made me quit, but after clicking two chapters, I couldn't stop. I like history very much. I like "Bai Yuegang" very much because I think the historical imaginary is really amazing. I have already read it three times. Originally, I didn't know much about the history of the Republic of China, and I didn't memorize it well. Recently, I regretted that I couldn't memorize it all when I was reviewing it in my senior year of high school! Therefore, after reading this article, I realized that there were so many interesting historical passages that I didn't know, and I made up my mind to change my past mistakes. I stumbled over history while searching for information in an attempt to find various blind spots that were not covered in the article. I really learned a lot in the process. I have been reading the novel for nearly ten years. I fell into a pit with many flaws due to no one to guide me. In the early years, I read some exciting articles about upgrading monsters, torturing scum, and getting slapped in the face. Later, I switched to Danmei. In fact, when I first started watching Danmei, I felt that the romance scenes were too narrow, the plot was too small, the romance in Manchu language, and the sour and brainless stuff became boring after watching too much. I felt that the heroine would never be able to break away from the vicious circle of love, and even outside of the novel, I was illogical and only wanted sugar. Later, when I traveled around the Danmei circle, I felt that too many feelings about family and country were just the idealistic template of the author, just like when we write argumentative essays, we forcibly sublimate and elevate our ideas to gain temporary enthusiasm, but when we look back, we find that our enthusiasm is gone. So for a period of time, I was stuck in a dilemma (it was a literary drought), feeling that nothing could nourish my barren spiritual home, until I saw Tie Ye's writing. It's shocking, the chaotic and noisy beauty, the daily life and sunset in troubled times, the transformation and struggle under the torrent, remind me of "Croatian Rhapsody", which is also a war, but with a romantic flavor. Every character in Tie Ye's works is so real, and has the unique "fictional" color of the novel. Jiang Shuimian, Lu Ji, Song Liangge, Luan Ye... They were lost in the past, but under the arrangement of Master Luan, they finally found their own position and their own position in society. They took root peacefully in this illusory world and lived forever in my mind. It's so beautiful, so beautiful. I'm really happy that every protagonist carefully created by the author in the novel can thrive and will not suddenly grow crooked because of love or love (you are so sick and so on). People can live like this, find their true temperament and be firm in their true temperament. I don't know if there will be a good ending (after all, it seems too immature to say this), but being able to live like this may be the goal you and I are pursuing. Ps: Although I know this article has been finished for many years, I still want to ask for a spin-off about Xuanxuan and Xiao Qingzi!

After watching Wuwu, I felt a little melancholy, as if I had watched a movie where I saw Mianmian struggle with the trend of the times from a child who was full of fun and hatred, and transformed from a child who insisted on protecting what was in his heart into a resolute and mature master. At first Luhuaji's words gave me an image of a glib but cold-hearted person, but it turns out that this guy is the showman Peonyhua. Although he is very reliable when he is reliable, he always holds emergency meetings inside his head, which always makes me feel like a bunch of little Luhuaji wearing white judge wigs are swearing and quarreling. Throughout the whole novel, the most impressive moment for me was at the beginning of the novel, when he told Mianmian that he should remember him well, because he was the murderer of her parents. I feel like it was this incident that immediately hammered his personality into my heart. Luhuaji is an open and honest person, he is destined not to do anything too bad, he is clean. There is one character that I particularly like, Song Liangge. From being murderous and indifferent at the beginning, to going to school with Mianmian carrying a small horse, finally learning how to call a dog crawling, to protecting a litter of little ones during the great robbery in Lincheng, and finally the fellow warriors working together to complete the last mission, all the grudges, grievances, and unwillingness were all resolved in the gentle rain. In the novel, Song Liangge, who had been licking cold knives for half his life, finally slowly became human and gained warmth, including his smoking. The painful experiences and weaknesses portrayed his image as a father, a resolute warrior, and a master in a particularly vivid way, as if Song Liangge was standing there silently. When I was a kid, my brother and I went to the cinema to watch The Grandmaster. I couldn't understand the relationship between their characters at all. I didn't understand that one moment I was doing laundry and cooking at home, and the next moment I was wearing a fur collar and starting Wing Chun. I also didn't understand why they had to fight so much for one breath and had to risk their lives. They were so good at martial arts and knew that they couldn't fight, so why couldn't they just run away earlier? Why should they fight head-on? After all, the time for the movie is limited. After reading a similar novel and breaking it into pieces and eating it, I realized that some things cannot be cut cleanly. Trees and people are entangled and cannot be pulled out. In addition! This book is really great! Whether it is the narration or the characterization of the characters, it is really rare for me to see such a fascinating romance of the Republic of China. It can be seen that the author has researched a lot of things and researched a lot of information for this novel. The plot is not procrastinating. Everyone is a duckweed in fate, and they do not have the power to turn the tide, but they can maintain the present. No matter how intense it is, they will eventually return to ordinary. I think this is the best ending that can be written in modern history.

... Many chapters are locked and cannot be seen. I am incomplete and burst into tears.

It's so difficult, the car can't even start, and I quietly asked where I can read the three chapters of Xiasuo.

Damn, I feel like I'm going to be your dog licker, I have to hold back. I came over to watch this after watching Sanjiu. As expected, I still really like the characters you wrote. The details are also very good, the mentality, etc., Very delicate and real, and the author is knowledgeable.

So pretty! The writing style is very sophisticated, it is based on the Republic of China, but it also refers to the twists and turns of history. The supporting characters are all full of flesh and blood, and the stories of the deputy CP and even the minor characters are also very exciting! It describes the final glory of martial arts in the cold weapon era. The arrogant male protagonist, the naughty loli female protagonist, and the stubborn father. Thanks to the author's big golden finger, the three of them escaped safely from the cruel modern history, like a beautiful dream.

It's great that I bought the essay a few years ago and now I've finally filled it out.

It's great that I bought the essay a few years ago and now I've finally filled it out.

Hazy feeling at the end. There is a feeling of looking away in a peaceful life. Just like when I focused on the "little white flower" at the beginning, it was a sudden glimpse. At this point in the story of Luhua Chicken and Mianmian, I have averted my eyes. I hope you are safe, safe, and Daddy Song qwq Daddy Song, yyds!

Why can't I always eat meat?