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Ge Laogen from Gejiazhuang is very interesting. When he interacts with people, he has the right thoughts, that is, his friends talk a lot but don't speculate, and don't say a word. It is said that he was very good at growing tobacco leaves. He often filled his purse with cigarettes and walked around on the road. When he met a passer-by who was resting, he would hand over his cigarette purse and say, "Have a try." When someone started smoking, they would shout, "Good smoke!" He would then pour a purse full of cigarettes into the other person's cigarette purse. If someone takes a puff of a cigarette, tastes it, and says, "It's a good smoke, but it's too choking." He grabs the other person's tobacco bag, knocks the whole pot of cigarettes on the bluestone floor, mumbles, "You don't know how to smoke, don't mess with my cigarettes!" And throws away. As it grows, people say: "There is an old beef tendon in Gejiazhuang."

Banks, securities companies, futures companies, and insurance companies all stand tall in Financial Street, where investors and speculators of all kinds gather. The Financial Street in City S is actually a microcosm of China's financial sector during the reform era. "Financial Street" is the first full-length novel in China that describes the financial field in an all-round and panoramic manner. It is thrilling to read and has profound meaning.

"Old Man's Warehouse" is an excellent realist masterpiece. It boldly touches on various new problems and contradictions emerging in contemporary rural reform, and has a strong sense of reality. The protagonist of the novel, Zheng Jiangdong, the former secretary of the Xifeng County Party Committee who retired as director of the National People's Congress, is a veteran cadre who has struggled for the party and the people all his life. At that time, he was ambitious, well-known among county party secretaries in the entire region for his thunderous temper and iron-clad party principles. In order to solve the drought in Xifeng County and the water supply problem in the coastal city more than a hundred miles away, he took great risks and built the Laorencang Reservoir in the western mountainous area. He also did wrong things and wronged some good people. He was also influenced by the "Left" and suffered hardships and setbacks during the "Cultural Revolution". Gradually, his party spirit and principles unknowingly became indifferent. Especially after he retired from the county party committee secretary and became the director of the National People's Congress, he felt that he was old and should re-judge everything in the world by the standards of a real old man.

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This is a novella that reflects the struggle between two roads in the countryside. The work revolves around a sharp struggle over the use of tractors, creating a group of heroic portraits featuring Sun Yongkai, a member of the Communist Youth League and an intellectual youth who returned to his hometown. Under the guidance of Chairman Mao's glorious thought, they dared to go against the trend and resist the wrong line, which demonstrated the high political consciousness and brand-new spiritual outlook of the poor and lower-middle peasants in rural areas of our country who had been baptized by the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.

This article uses a comprehensive description of a mountain village in Daqingshan to show us a typical environment with unique natural conditions, profound historical traditions, and distinctive characteristics of the times. Through in-depth description, the work expresses the ideologies and emotions formed by the people living on this land under the influence of nature, history and the world.

Victory half son! The mysterious book mentioned many times in "In the Name of the People" is an important clue to the plot. Mason Zhou's preface is highly recommended! A collection of short and medium-length novels by Jian Jian, a masterpiece of Jian Jian novels by the chief planner of "In the Name of the People"

I think therefore I am. That's a smart thing to say. No matter what philosophy the sage tried to explain, he first proved the importance of the head. If we didn't have brains, would we still exist? Although a vegetative person is alive but has no consciousness, can he be considered a human being? Madmen and idiots are running around in the streets. Their limbs are healthy but their brains are useless. It is better to die! It is said that modern medicine uses brain death as the standard to judge whether a patient is alive. This is very scientific, wise and reasonable! The head is the leader of all officials and cannot be replaced. I emphasize the importance of the brain so much because I am a brain. That's right, I'm just a brain! You may be a little confused, so let me describe my situation in detail.