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In 1945, Wilson, Director of the Extension Department of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, said in the introduction to Mr. Yang Maochun's book "A Chinese Village: Taitou, Shandong": Dr. Yang's book provides a vivid description of rural China by placing rural China in its cultural and social context-a village. Here, it is the unfamiliarity with a world that allows Wilson to read the vividness of rural China. Perhaps for any individual, the world of others is more or less a strange world. Such a strange world naturally gives people a desire to get closer and understand it. Such a strange world probably fills people's hearts with infinite imagination and yearning.

The Anti-Japanese War broke out, and the clouds of war gradually approached. People of all kinds living in war zones have their life trajectories distorted by wars from far to near. In the seemingly calm narrative, love meanders, fate is treacherous, and war is cruel and tragic. The work uses delicate brushwork to truly restore the life of ordinary people during the Anti-Japanese War for the first time. It touches on the subtle secrets of human nature, and sublimates the glory of human nature and the feelings of family and country in sacrificing one's life for righteousness in the complex contradictions.

When the moon was in the sky, Sanyang was still sitting next to Teacher Xia and had not returned home. He was holding a paper sign in his arms, following Teacher Xia's eyes with his eyes, and looking at the black sycamore leaves at Teacher Xia's feet. Someone or a dog passed by the door of Teacher Xia's house. Teacher Xia laughed for a while, then looked at the shadow of the person or dog walking away and said, "Do you want phoenix leaves?" After Teacher Xia finished speaking, Sanyang looked at the people and dogs walking away on the road, and said again: "Do you want a phoenix leaf?" When there was no one and no dog, Sanyang grabbed one of Teacher Xia's fingers, pointed at the words on the paper sign in the moonlight, and read each word in a low voice: "Now-action-counter-revolutionary-revolutionary-sub-little-crawling-insect."

Now, a question that is becoming more and more vague to me is: is it a dog named Tully who is lost, or a man named Gu Licheng who is lost. Was it me who was looking for a dog named Tully, or was a dog named Tully who was looking for me? I pushed the old car away a little, squatted down, opened my arms and hugged the wall, just like I hugged Tully, and pressed my face against a stone. I thought I heard Tully whine. When I turned back to look for Tully, I suddenly remembered that when we stood here and looked at the scene on the street, the bright sunlight came over and shone on Tully and me. Those sunlight would definitely print our shadows on the wall. The shadow of Tully's head is often printed on the stone facing my face. Her eyes would follow the movement of pedestrians or vehicles on the street, and the shadows printed on the wall would move accordingly.

Chang Fang, female, was born in the 1970s. A native of Linyi, Shandong. He started writing novels in 2005 and has published more than 500,000 words of novels in Beijing Literature, Chinese Writers, October, Shanghai Literature, Harvest and other publications. His works have been reprinted many times by newspapers such as "Selected Novels", "Selected Novellas", "Works and Controversy" and other newspapers. The novella "Tell Me Where North" is getting a film adaptation. He is the author of novels "History of Love" and "Peach Blossom Flowing Water". Now lives in Jinan. At the north gate of Hero Mountain stands a statue of a cavalryman, made of brass. Tang Guangrong occasionally enters and exits Heroes Mountain from the north gate, and every time he stops in front of the statue to take a look.

Wen Chengzhuo and Hu Meizi got married and traveled to Beijing after getting off the train. Meizi was lost. Wen Chengzhuo is looking for Meizi in Beijing. I searched for six years. Finally, I found a woman who looked a lot like Mei Zi in a bun shop. But this woman who looks very much like Meizi does not admit that she is Meizi. What happened next between Wen Chengzhuo and this woman. Was the lost plum finally found? In the sixth year when Wen Chengzhuo was looking for Hu Meizi in Beijing, he met Hu Fengxia. That day, Hu Fengxia was sitting behind the glass window of a bun shop near the children's hospital, wearing a red down jacket. The winter sunlight passed through the glass and fell on her body and hair, making her look particularly bright and warm.