This novel mainly tells the coming-of-age stories of several Hakka people. Set against a backdrop of sweeping changes in the times, it portrays the local customs and ways of life of Hakka people in remote, impoverished regions. Through social, economic, human, and cultural perspectives, it depicts the almost primitive living conditions of Hakka villagers. Qigou's legendary story rises and falls, beginning with pure-hearted innocence and ending amid the cawing of dusk crows. It reflects the loss of a culture and the vicissitudes of time.
I prefer to watch them when they were young. Ah, I miss my mom making moldy tofu so much. When I saw the moldy tofu under your article, my mouth watered.
There was a war here, and the old man said that the soil was dyed red
It feels like reading a documentary novel
It feels a bit esoteric~~ Can you briefly explain what it is?