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接吻长安街：小说视界中的农民工
Editor-in-chief Shang Changbao
The 12 short stories and short stories in "Kissing Chang'an Street: Migrant Workers in the Field of Fiction" form a rich picture of the survival of migrant workers. "Kissing Chang'an Street: Migrant Workers in the Perspective of Novel" has changed the image of migrant workers in our minds in the past. Among them, there are images of persevering migrant workers, such as Jin Tang in "Pole", who had to "walk" thousands of miles back to his hometown with his hands because his legs were amputated; there are also images of romantic migrant workers, such as the "my" wish in "Kissing Chang'an Street" - to meet his girlfriend on Chang'an Street. Kiss, with the help of all the workers, overcame all kinds of unexpected difficulties and got what he wanted; there is also the image of migrant workers struggling in the face of the temptation of money, such as Bai Lianchun's "Robbery", which details the fierce inner struggle of "him" when facing large amounts of money, and finally leaves us with suspense. The images of migrant workers in "Kissing Chang'an Street: Migrant Workers from the Perspective of Novel" are either colorful, dull, or dazzling. Various colors form a gallery of migrant workers' images.
The 12 short stories and short stories in "Kissing Chang'an Street: Migrant Workers in the Field of Fiction" form a rich picture of the survival of migrant workers. "Kissing Chang'an Street: Migrant Workers in the Perspective of Novel" has changed the image of migrant workers in our minds in the past. Among them, there are images of persevering migrant workers, such as Jin Tang in "Pole", who had to "walk" thousands of miles back to his hometown with his hands because his legs were amputated; there are also images of romantic migrant workers, such as the "my" wish in "Kissing Chang'an Street" - to meet his girlfriend on Chang'an Street. Kiss, with the help of all the workers, overcame all kinds of unexpected difficulties and got what he wanted; there is also the image of migrant workers struggling in the face of the temptation of money, such as Bai Lianchun's "Robbery", which details the fierce inner struggle of "him" when facing large amounts of money, and finally leaves us with suspense. The images of migrant workers in "Kissing Chang'an Street: Migrant Workers from the Perspective of Novel" are either colorful, dull, or dazzling. Various colors form a gallery of migrant workers' images.