The Ordinary World

Anzi Suxiong passed away today

There are no dreams, no wind, not even the clouds move, and the flowers that no one has seen have bloomed. Nbrush, growth, understanding, acceptance.

I'm also worried... Worried that everything that's being depicted is also being depicted, and that the food that's being depicted is also being depicted. Of the comic book characters I love, six are dead and two are being squeezed for residual value. They support me to survive, but now they only rely on those profit-driven authors to survive. I'm really, really scared that one day, they won't come back. The author no longer depicts them. They will be forgotten, and that is true death. But on the other hand, maybe the disappearance in our world means that they are freed from the shackles of the author's description, and they should be happy. But... But I can't see them anymore. I'm afraid I won't see them, what a selfish thing to do. So I feel like I shouldn't live.

The author must be a gentle person in life, and the words he writes are so gentle. I have watched you joking with Mary Sue since I was in college. Even if you no longer write articles, I still want to say to you that your works are beautiful, like fairy tales given by adults to teenagers. I like it very much and will always continue to like it.

? Children rely on these worlds to become no longer ordinary.

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"The Ordinary World" is not a popular literary work like Zhang Henshui, Qiong Yao, or Jin Yong (even they have caused widespread controversy in recent years), but absolutely formal serious literature. Therefore, serious differences in its evaluation have always attracted people's attention, and some scholars and literature lovers have also expressed their confusion and questioning①. It should be said that "The Ordinary World" is not perfect but it is far from useless. People's rather extreme praise and criticism of it reflects the diverse pattern of contemporary culture and literary criticism concepts, and also contains certain problems in value trends and critical attitudes. The evaluation phenomenon of "The Ordinary World" is not an isolated event, but has certain universal significance. Thinking about this phenomenon will help us deepen our understanding of contemporary literary creation and literary history writing. The basis for evaluating a literary phenomenon is to look at the work itself. It should be said that the fact that "The Ordinary World" has such a broad and sustained influence has its own advantages that cannot be ignored. I think its most outstanding strength lies in its keen attention to real life (specifically, to the rural masses in the era of social change). Lu Yao is a writer who comes from the countryside and has always paid attention to the countryside. "The Ordinary World" and his other work "Life" have resonated greatly among readers (especially among rural youth) because they truly and concretely reflect the rural life after the reform and opening up. The vast reality of the village especially reveals the pursuit spirit of farmers eager to change their own destiny in the most profound and thorough changes in rural society. The manifestation of this spirit is realistic, but its foundation is the tenacious figure of Chinese farmers who have always succumbed to the bottom of society for thousands of years. Lu Yao expressed true understanding and sympathy for the farmers, and also partially revealed the cruelty and hardship of reality. Related to this concern is "The Ordinary World"'s strong and sincere love for the writing object - farmers, and this emotion is unreservedly integrated into the work. As Lu Yao himself said: "As the son of an orthodox farmer,... I am full of anxious concern for the fate of Chinese farmers. I care more about their hardships and pain in the process of moving towards a new life, not just the great joy after reaching the other side." ② "The Ordinary World" invests the author's strong subjective feelings, and expresses them in an unreserved way, which has a strong appeal to readers. A striking example is that the works often integrate the author's feelings and thoughts into the characters' personalities and thoughts, and show deep concern for the characters' fate and life. The protagonists of the work, the Sun Shaoping brothers, have received special understanding and attention from the author. They also often express their profound thoughts on life: "What should we value most when we live in this world? Money? Power? Honor? Yes, these things are also It's not bad. But nothing is more precious than warm human feelings - nothing can make you feel the real beauty of life more than this. "③ This can be said to be the language of the characters and the author's voice, and the thoughts and emotions of the two are blended together. Objectively speaking, the artistic effect of this method has advantages and disadvantages, but its appeal to readers is unquestionable. Especially when objectified writing was becoming a creative trend in China in the second half of the 20th century, this kind of creation with a strong subjective color showed its own special artistic effect.

If I had this writing style, I would wake up laughing and cry in my dreams. Anyone who can construct the ideas in their head through such language is truly a genius.