Read the story of the educated youth who have faded away. You will feel that this book is half "Water Margin" and half "Red Mansions".
The 1960s and 1970s. The story of bravery and great events comes one after another, and the passage of time is piecemeal throughout the story. This is the last song and flash in the pan of the chivalry in this yellow land.
Chasing dreams and martyrdom are the core. Dreams are the "half a ton" of scientific research, and Tao is derived from the absurd and well-known case of "I would rather have grass than seedlings."
We must let future generations and future generations know that those years were not without thinkers and men.
Forest of Love Steles. There are so many female protagonists, the images are different in strength and softness and tear-jerking, and the writing style is timeless and timeless. If you want to say that this book is second, which one is the first?
The flowers are gone and the leaves are yellow. Don't ask where spring will go. All the tide-drifters fold their oars and capsize their boats.
Special note: Chapters 101 to 151 are another independent and touching novella inserted and can be read at the end.
Intention: To leave an eternal gift to future generations.