The Daily Life of a Republic-Era Concubine

I have been thinking about this book for a long time before reading it. I don't like to read articles written during the Republic of China. I always feel that in that specific historical environment, love became insignificant and powerless. When the country was ruined and the family was destroyed, those impassioned and hard-working people were both exciting and sad... Thanks to the countless people who contributed at that time and gave us happiness living in the new era.

After sorting out my favorites and reading this article for the second time, I suddenly felt a little uncomfortable when I saw the huge comments. Feng's death is completely okay in the context of the story. How can the eggs be intact after the nest is overturned? After all, it is such a tragic history. But for the sake of Han's consummation... Everyone is talking about equality between men and women. If the women of a loving couple are written to death just to make the man and his gay man consummate, will they be trolled to death?

In the end, the protagonist went abroad, but that's fine. He not only contributed to his country, but also escaped bad things decades later. If he wanted the protagonist to live peacefully, he had no choice but to go abroad.

It's very well written, and I think the author has a great sense of style. I've been looking for a lot of articles lately but I can't find them, but they still sound good.

This is a great book. Worth watching

Alas, after reading it, I felt very melancholy and indifferent. Society is always so dark, but fortunately there are still some small blessings in life that are touching.

The writing is great, keep it up~

I've finished reading it, it's very well written.

This book should be a hit!

I still feel sad when I see the later part. Feng Zengnian's martyrdom for his country, Ji Yafu's alone in guarding the country in his own way, and the twists and turns of the turbulent years, everything makes people sigh with emotion.