The novel "Flying Songs in the Snow Land" is a realistic work about youth, ideals, and growth. It describes a group of college students in the 1980s who responded to the country's call and voluntarily came to Tibet to dedicate their youth and pursue their dreams, as well as their ten years of life, work, and growth experience in Tibet. The story tells the story of Zhang Haotian, a passionate and heroic young man who, despite the opposition of his family, gave up the benefits of staying in school and went to Tibet to pursue his dream. After experiencing a series of blows, he was on the verge of mental collapse. You have sacrificed so much for your dream, and in the end even your loved ones don't understand it, so what's the point of everything you do? He was lost, sad, and in pain. He couldn't find a way out and began to doubt his original choice. However, after painful thinking, he finally returned to calm and calm.
The novel seems to be an inspirational theme for youth, but it is actually a reflection on the values of that generation. How to view their heroic complex and spirit of dedication and sacrifice, how to find the spontaneity, nature, and calmness in their hearts, and be true to themselves without being too burdened or too persistent. The novel has a new understanding of these issues. The analysis of their fate is also a re-understanding of life. The protagonist is Zhang Haotian, but the story of the twelve young people is a group portrait. The snowy scenery, folk customs, ups and downs of characters' fates and intricate love entanglements are all great highlights.
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