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"Blood Grassland" tells the story of the difficult evolution of a family of fishermen, hunters, farmers, and herders, and even the entire Northeast grassland, from rise to decline, and from decline to prosperity, in the voice of a descendant of the Han nationality in the Northeast grasslands. Taking the rise and fall of the Wang family and the Hu family on the Tapou beach of the Chagannur prairie as the main line, through the description of the arduous journey of several generations of the Wang family who have worked hard to dream of becoming a strong man and a hero, it has created one after another grassland characters who are unyielding and pursue unremittingly. In particular, the unique image of a grandmother who is optimistic by nature, never gives up, and possesses both strength and softness in the face of suffering is created, which fully demonstrates the living conditions and unique temperaments of the people of all ethnic groups in the Northeast grasslands.

Wang Huaiyu, male, born in 1966. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Northeast Normal University. Studied in the second advanced seminar class of Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Member of Chinese Writers Association. Began writing novels in 1988. He has published novels in "Writer" and "October". So far, he has published the novel "Drifting Across the City" and "The King on Horseback"; he has published two collections of short stories and short stories "Family Epidemic" and "Urban Pigeons". His novels have won the "Jilin Provincial Government Changbai Mountain Literary Award", "Jilin Literature Award", "Changchun Literature Award" and other awards, and have been selected by "Novel Monthly", "Novel Selections" and other publications more than ten times. Many works have been selected into annual novel selections and high-quality collections. The novel "What Happened in the Park" has been selected into university reading textbooks. Other works have been translated into English, French and other languages ​​and introduced abroad. Jilin Provincial Literary Creation Center employs writers. He is currently the deputy director of Jilin Provincial Museum of Mass Art, and the president and editor-in-chief of "Shenhua" magazine. Near noon, my eldest brother called me from their newspaper office and told me: "Our second uncle came from the country."

Wang Huaiyu was born in 1967. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Northeast Normal University in 1989. He studied in the second advanced seminar class of Lu Xun Institute of Literature. Began writing novels in 1988. He has published novels in "Writer", "October", "Zhongshan", "Mountain Flower", "Beijing Literature" and other magazines. So far, he has published six novels, including "Drifting Across the City", "The King on Horseback", "Everything Is Not as Promised", and short story collections "Family Epidemic", "Urban Pigeons", "What Can We Do", "The Art of Living" and "Everyone Thinks Good Things". He has published and created more than three million words of various literary works. His novels have won awards such as the "Jilin Provincial Government Changbai Mountain Literary Award" and "Jilin Literature Award", and have been selected for many times by "Novel Monthly", "Selected Novels", "Xinhua Digest", "Chinese Literature Selections", "Beijing Literature·Novelette Monthly", etc. Many works have been selected into the annual novel rankings and selected editions. The short story "What Happened in the Park" has been selected into the reading textbook for college students, and other works have been translated into English, French and other languages ​​and introduced abroad. Member of the Chinese Writers Association, member of the National Committee of the Jilin Provincial Writers Association, and vice chairman of the Changchun Writers Association. Currently working at the Jilin Provincial Art Research Institute as editor and reviewer. Looking at the familiar wheat stack and smelling the unique rotten smell of the mixture of dry straw and soil at the bottom of the stack, the rooster stretched out his legs a few times and flapped his wings a few times. After taking one last look at the once happy home, he permanently closed his already wrinkled eyes.

Near noon, my eldest brother called me from their newspaper office and told me: "Our second uncle has come from the country." "Second uncle has arrived? Where is he?" I asked. "Dad just called me. Dad said that the train my second uncle is taking will arrive at the station around 4:30 this afternoon." The eldest brother replied. "Second uncle is here? Second uncle is really here?" I was surprised. My eldest brother and I have stayed in the provincial capital for almost ten years after graduating from college. Most of our relatives from the countryside have come once or twice, but my second uncle has never been. Because the second uncle is the kind of person who doesn't want to trouble others. He always thought that when he came to the city, he was going to trouble others. He was the same in the countryside and never liked to trouble others.

Ping'an County is famous for being poor, but Ping'an County has a strong cultural atmosphere. This is a bit strange, and it doesn't quite fit in with Confucius' rule that "one can only know the etiquette if he or she is practical". The reason is actually not complicated: in response to the call of the great leader, many graduates from prestigious universities resolutely asked to go to "the most difficult place." If you want to transform the world, you have to choose one that is a bit difficult. As a result, Ping'an County, the most desolate and backward place, became a place where high-spirited students flocked overnight; as a result, Ping'an County, which was impoverished and poor, suddenly saw a large number of educated young people. With so many cultural people here at once, there's not much to do? Then let's run a school. Soon, most of them became middle school teachers in Ping'an County, and some even became primary school teachers in the suburbs of Ping'an County.

Ping'an County is famous for being poor, but Ping'an County has a strong cultural atmosphere. This is a bit strange, and does not fit in with Confucius's rule that "one should know the etiquette if the warehouse is practical". The reason is actually very simple: in response to the call back then, many graduates from prestigious universities resolutely asked to go to the "most difficult places" to transform the world? Just pick the most difficult one. As a result, Ping'an County, the most desolate and backward place, became a place where high-spirited students flocked to it overnight. As a result, Ping'an County, which was impoverished and poor, suddenly received many young intellectuals by accident. With so many cultural people here at once, there's not much to do? Then let's run a school. Soon, most of them became middle school teachers in Ping'an County, and some even became primary school teachers in the suburbs of Ping'an County.