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The novel "Furong Town" is Gu Hua's masterpiece. The author has come from the spring rain, autumn frost, canyons and ravines of life, and presents us with a genre painting that combines the political situation with the world and people's sentiments, and a sad and harsh mountain folk song. "Furong Town" takes the joys and sorrows of "Sister Furong" Hu Yuyin as the main line, showing the ups and downs of people's lives in a specific historical period, and exposing the fallacies and dangers of "Left" ideological trends. The work is rich in connotation, encompassing the author's twenty or thirty years of observation, thinking and understanding of society and life, and condensed into the author's deep love for his fellow villagers and towns. The author mobilized almost all his life accumulation and showed us the social changes in four different eras from 1963 to 1979 in a short space of 150,000 to 60,000 words.

"Furong Town" is a full-length novel written by Gu Hua. The author has included and condensed the people and things he is familiar with in the southern villages into this book, describing the social customs of southern China's rural areas from 1963 to 1979. The novel combines historical events with pictures of customs and folk customs, uses the fate of the characters to play out the changes in rural life, and depicts the color and mood of life in rural southern China. The novel was published in "Contemporary" in 1981 and won the first Mao Dun Literature Award the following year.

The winning work of the first Mao Dun Literature Award, the film of the same name is directed by Xie Jin and stars Liu Xiaoqing and Jiang Wen. The novel takes the joys and sorrows of "Sister Furong" Hu Yuyin as the main line, showing the ups and downs of people's lives in a specific historical period, exposing the fallacies and dangers of "Left" ideological trends, and praising the victory of the line of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee. The novel describes the social customs in rural areas of southern Hunan in my country from 1963 to 1979, exposes the harm of left-leaning thoughts, and praises the victory of the line of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee.

"Furong Town" is a novel written by Gu Hua in 1981. The author has included and condensed the people and things in the southern villages that he has been familiar with for more than 20 years into the book. It combines political situation with pictures of customs and people, uses the fate of the characters to play out the changes in rural life, and strives to write about the color and mood of life in the southern villages. The novel describes the social customs in southern China's rural areas from 1963 to 1979, exposes the harm of left-leaning thoughts, and praises the victory of the line of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee.

"Furong Town" is a full-length novel written by Gu Hua. The author has included and condensed the people and things he is familiar with in the southern countryside into the book, describing the social customs of southern China's rural areas from 1963 to 1979. It tells the story of Hu Yuyin, a female vendor in Furong Town who made a fortune through hard work, but suffered persecution in a series of political movements. She and the "rightist" Qin Shutian developed a true love in the process of sharing hardships, and together they ushered in the moment of setting things right. The novel combines historical events with pictures of customs and sentiments, uses the fate of the characters to depict the changes in rural life, and depicts the color and mood of life in southern rural areas. The novel was published in "Contemporary" in 1981 and won the first Mao Dun Literature Award the following year.