Library

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

There has never been a good day in the twelfth lunar month near the end of the year. The white sun hanging in the winter sky lazily cast its not-so-splendid light on Hanyuan Village, even though God passed by in a flourishing way two days before the auspicious day of Youjiu. There was a heavy snowfall, but the Hanyuan Village was on a high ground and there was no obstruction around it. A black wind blew away two-thirds of the snow on the land at night, filling the ditches and bumps on the plateau. There was only a thin layer of snow left on the plateau, covering the wheat fields and the village in white. It's a pity that the wheat field under the plateau does not belong to Hanyuan Village. All the old people in Hanyuan Village feel that they are at a disadvantage. They stand on the edge of the plateau just like in previous years, looking at the winter wheat on the plateau around them that is not covered by snow, and at the white paper-like fields under the plateau in front of them. The old man sighs and curses God.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is one of the powerful military writers. In the third Lu Xun Literature Award on June 26, 2005, Wen Yajun won the National Outstanding Short Story Award for his short story "The Day of Carrying Water". In an unhurried style, the author calmly tells the story of a donkey and a soldier, from confrontation and competition to feelings and reluctance in the process of carrying water. The plot and characters are very simple, but the connotation is not thin, showing the harmony between humans and animals, humans and nature.

The novel is real and touching, with the ups and downs of the characters' fates, and the language narrative is relaxed and orderly. It is the author's breakthrough work in recent years.

The Yarkand River is like a piece of horse intestine, winding through the edge of the Taklimakan Desert, flowing to the deserted beach in the northwest corner, and suddenly bends like a human arm, going around in a circle, leaving an island with a radius of several hundred kilometers in the circle...

The era we live in is a great era. The people's army has heroes in large numbers, and every officer and soldier is worthy of our praise. "Golden Statue Series" is a series of books that sings about our era and our officers and soldiers. In this great era of rapid new military changes, the vast number of officers and soldiers have made outstanding contributions to the improvement of combat effectiveness, the happiness and tranquility of the people, and national construction. They have created glorious achievements that can be praised and praised, and countless heroic collectives, heroic figures and touching deeds have emerged. We will continue to walk into the fertile soil of life, the grassroots troops, and the hearts of officers and soldiers with a heart of respect, and create and publish more stories full of patriotism, ambition to serve the country, the soul of the nation, the spirit of revitalization, hard work, and pioneering actions. It is a fine masterpiece dedicated to the society and the people, the troops and officers and soldiers, providing valuable spiritual food for the high-spirited Chinese nation and the officers and soldiers of the army, and providing an endless source of strength for the realization of the "Chinese Dream and the Dream of a Strong Army."

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

The works in this book not only highlight the regional characteristics, but also transcend and downplay the regional color. They not only have the desolation of border literature, but also have warmth and warmth due to the desolation, forming a broad vision of literary significance to a certain extent. The work moves from the solid and simple hometown to the desolate vastness of the frontier, and from the desolate frontier to the crowds and chaos of the metropolis. Every change of spiritual geography expressed by the author is first reflected in the geography of survival. Therefore, this kind of perception and carrying animation contains many entanglements of life: the power and tragedy of the spirit, the triviality, helplessness, and incomprehension of reality, but also perseverance, warmth, and the endless flow of streams.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Zhuang Xiaoran left home crying. According to Zhuang Xiaoran's character, she would never allow her brother to give up easily just by slapping her twice. Why? Although you, Zhuang Xiaohu, are the only male in the banker, what have you done for the banker? She has a cowardly personality, so why can't she just follow her sisters' orders? What qualifications does such a person have to give her, Zhuang Xiaoran, the backbone of the banker, a slap in the face? Really long-lasting! At that moment, the room was extremely quiet. Zhuang Xiaoran was stunned, the anger in his heart was rising, and his eyes were red. How much grievance and anxiety did she endure to manage her father's funeral? Could it be that all she got was a slap in the face? Zhuang Xiaoran was so angry that his whole body trembled, and he raised his hands to return the two slaps to Zhuang Xiaohu severely.

Literature is the narrative of the soul and the murmur of the human heart. "Buhuhu Novella Series" selects classic works by some famous contemporary Chinese writers. These novels are rich in content, exciting stories, touching plots, thought-provoking and endless aftertaste. This book is one of a series that collects seven novellas by Wen Yajun, a member of the Chinese Writers Association and a contracted writer with the Beijing Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

In our hometown, when we ask how old you are, we don't ask how many years you are, but how many "sins" you have. I have never understood why you ask this. If it is a dialect, the pronunciation of "Sui" and "Sin" are too different. Later, after experiencing some difficulties in the human world, I gradually realized that how many years you live is actually how many sins you have suffered in the human world. The old man explained the mystery of life with one simple word, but it is much deeper than the so-called philosopher. My parents are over 60 years old.

Wen Yajun is good at capturing novel materials from the human geography of the frontier from a unique perspective, and then integrating his own youthful feelings and life experiences. He often writes with charm in the plain, and contains cleverness in the simplicity. As a result, the sacred, mysterious and mythical desert border becomes lovely, touchable and fascinating.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

"Hard Snow" is part of the "Chinese Writers Archives Series" and is an archive of military writer Wen Yajun's many years of literary creation. The works in this book were selected by the writer himself, and it brings together Wen Yajun's important works in various creative stages, reflecting Wen Yajun's literary activities in a landmark manner. It comprehensively and systematically displays the process of Wen Yajun's literary creation. It is the most direct and concise reading for literature lovers and researchers to understand Wen Yajun's literary creation.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.

Wen Yajun is currently the editor-in-chief of a literary magazine at the Beijing Armed Police Headquarters. He is the author of six novels, including Pseudo Life, and seven novel collections, including Hard Snow and Carrying Water. He won the 3rd Lu Xun Literary Award, the 11th Zhuang Chongwen Literary Award, "Selected Novels", "Chinese Writers" and "Shanghai Literature" and other publication awards, and was selected into the ranking list of the Chinese Novel Society. Member of Chinese Writers Association.