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The recklessness, simplicity, and paranoia of young people always give rise to the breath of blood. Those days may be sunny or gloomy, or there may be intervals between sunshine and gloom. This article mainly describes the impulses of adolescent boys from the perspective of a teenager. The triangular relationship between Xiao Wu, Big Crab, and Satellite ended with the inexplicable death of Satellite. The protagonist Xiaoke worked hard to save money in order to go to the county cinema with Yangyang to watch a movie. In fact, he didn't know what the real purpose of going to the cinema was. As a young man, he just thought that adults would do that and he would do it. In fact, there was a price in blood.

This novel uses the rope as a clue, and through the tone of the protagonist Yin Shu, it writes about rope-twisting in the countryside, the use of ropes, and many stories involving ropes. In the end, Yin Shu abandoned the rope-twisting skills, gave up the countryside and settled in the city. When the girl who fell in love with him in the countryside learned that Yin Shu would never come back, she ended her life with the rope he rubbed. The novel reflects the confusion of rural development and the confusion of rural people in the process of urbanization.

Through narrative, the author presents the fictional history of a village from different dimensions. It is the cruel rural memory of a generation of new urban immigrants, and it is also a memory and reflection of the countryside in the changes between urban and rural areas. By writing about a southern village, the author tries to explore the living feelings of small people against a grand background. Chen Chongzheng's works are known for their bizarre imagination and are good at combining the narrative techniques of legendary novels and serious literature. The stories have twists and turns and are highly readable.

The novel narrates the rumors about "Big Fish" in the countryside and connects the stories of several small people. They are selfish but kind-hearted, but a little greedy in their duties. They try to make money for a better life, but they mistakenly fall into the wrong ways and lead to an accidental murder case. In the end, there is no way to escape, and the prisoner is caught and returns to the blessing of the legend of "Big Fish".

The novel is intended to show the real changes in the Central Plains in the past ten years with the help of small things around us. The demise of rural areas is an inevitable global trend that will be realized in the past hundred years. The romance of the countryside only exists in the writings of literati. All local writers write in their memories after leaving the countryside. Rural areas, the real rural areas are ignorant, backward, and miserable. Farmers and rural areas are the first to suffer any disaster in history, such as war, natural disasters, plagues, etc. History is bound to move forward. The author has a rational desire to perish but cannot let go of it in his memories.

This book tells the story of Bendren, a farmer in the southern United States, who led his family to transport his wife's body back to his hometown for burial in order to keep his promise to his wife. The entire ten-day trip was full of disasters: the water almost washed away the coffin, later the mule pulling the cart was drowned, and the fire almost incinerated the body. As a result, the eldest son lost a foot, the second son went crazy, the third son lost his beloved horse, the daughter failed to have an abortion and was raped by a pharmacy clerk, the younger son did not get the train he expected, but Bundren got dentures and married a new wife.

This book is one of the ancient and modern legend series of "Chinese Contemporary Story Literature Reader". This book includes the masterpieces of ancient and modern legends by outstanding authors in the story world today. It also integrates for the first time the resources of ancient and modern legend novellas that have not yet been developed since the founding of "Story Club" magazine. These stories have withstood the test of time and have become classics. The stories may be strange or touching, and are full of legend, allowing readers who love ancient and modern legends to enjoy the story.

This book is the third in the ancient and modern legend series of "Chinese Contemporary Story Literature Reader". It includes the masterpieces of ancient and modern legends by outstanding authors in the story world today. It also integrates for the first time the resources of ancient and modern legend novellas that have not been developed since the founding of "Story Club" magazine. This book "Human Head Transplantation" compiled by the editorial department of Story Club contains masterpieces of ancient and modern legends! The stories are either bizarre or touching, and full of legend, allowing readers who love ancient and modern legends to enjoy the story.

The towering high-rise buildings cannot highlight the accumulation of history and the richness of national culture. The ancient mosque tells the history of the development of the Chinese nation, highlights the spiritual power of national unity, precipitates the richness of national culture, and displays the long history of humanistic care...

"On the Plain" written by Wang Peifei is a work full of true feelings and poetic flavor. "Plateau" revolves around the living conditions of people in three adjacent impoverished villages on the plateau. It uses the joys, sorrows and joys that happen in ordinary farmers' homes as a window to authentically show the perseverance and tenacious struggle of people in the western plateau under the impact of the tide of change. The works are full of sincere humanistic care and compassion.

In the rural context, the inner thoughts of the township head, a tiny political cell, vaguely outline the general outline and official rules of China's rural areas during the transition period. "Big Cat" is an independent rural novel that depicts the degradation and perseverance, decay and transformation of different characters in the land of western Beijing, showing readers the most memorable original ecology of rural China. The author's rural narrative may not be elegant and refined, but it is true and accurate, and has the quality of the land itself. He writes about the living conditions of many small people from a folk standpoint and perspective. The changes of the times have given rural novels richer connotations, including the conflict and integration of agricultural civilization and urban civilization, self-preservation and alienation, resistance and compromise.

This book selects some of the author's excellent novellas. The background of the story of "Douzhi Ji" is old Beijing. It mainly tells the story of a maid who was good at cooking in the author's childhood. In the article, the servant Mo Jiang, a typical image of an old Chinese woman, is very vividly portrayed by the author.

This is Afu's self-selected collection of short stories and short stories. What the author sees and writes is mostly about contemporary urban life. But occasionally it touches on remote themes, such as "Night in the Wasteland" describes the distant life of educated youth, "Big Phoenix and Little Phoenix" describes the more distant life of the Republic of China, "Daddy Guoquan" and "The Story of a Small Village" describe rural characters, "Min Jiesheng and His Tall Wife" and "An Old Girl as a Sister" describe the lives of ordinary people during the Cultural Revolution, "Dust-laden Memories" describes the subconscious in sleep, "A Suicide Note" describes the psychological activities of homosexuals, etc. The last article in this self-selected collection, "The World Is Short with You," expresses consciousness and subversive consciousness from multiple angles, and uses concentrated and scattered streams of consciousness as mutual structures to describe the complexity and beauty of modern life.

In the early 1980s, the rural areas of Jiaodong successively implemented the large-scale production responsibility system. The implementation of the production responsibility system has given the majority of farmers new hope. They are eager to get rid of the embarrassing predicament of "working for 30 to 40 cents a day, not having enough to eat, having no money to pick chicken breasts, and grinding teeth when sick". With the implementation of the production responsibility system, farmers' stomachs are full, but their pockets are still deflated.

The moon in the countryside twenty years ago, the well water in my hometown in the early years, the river in my hometown, the small cart with rubber wheels... One by one, each scene has turned into the days gone by, and is gradually drifting away from us.

"Black World" refers to the Ordos Plateau where I grew up. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, there was an extremely splendid agricultural civilization. At that time, there were many counties and counties, with straight roads crossing them. Later, it was reduced to desert grassland and became a good pasture for the Mongolian people of Ordos. Genghis Khan's tomb is enshrined in the Ordos Plateau and has become a holy place for the Mongolian people. My novel "Black World" was written a hundred years ago. The Qing Dynasty reclaimed the Ordos Plateau and built countless reclamation bureaus on the grassland. Foreigners, businessmen, princes, warlords, and landlords formed interest groups. They used their power, talent and wisdom to plunder the people's wealth, ruined the Mongolian pastures, planted opium poppies crazily, and used money to encourage the ambitions of the villagers. In the end, Black World was turned into a mess beyond recognition. At the end, I asked Jin Laowan, the protagonist in the book, to tragically open the mouth of the Yellow River and soak the Wuli Reclamation Bureau and the dark world that devours people's conscience in the rolling Yellow River.

This book is based on rural life in Jiangsu in the 1960s and 1970s, with the protagonist Sheng'an's family as the main line. It delicately reproduces the customs and customs of the countryside, and extols the beauty of human nature. It also ruthlessly ridicules and lashes those who follow the crowd, irresponsible behavior, and extremely selfish and dirty souls. It combines the understanding of life and the love for hometown into simple and unpretentious language.

This book uses the clues from the birth of the three yin and yangs to the emergence of wealth and the revelation of the true nature to outline a character who appears to be loyal but is scheming, manipulating right and wrong, insidious and selfish, harming others and himself. The author uses a sharp pen to expose the magic tricks one by one, peeling off the layers of clothing to reveal a vivid freak. At the same time, it describes the actions of Chu Li, a township cadre who was appointed as the main leader of the school during the county-run normal school period, and made a school into a mess, chaos, and even out of control. Objectively, it provides the climate and soil for Sanyinyang, Jiangdong and others to fish in troubled waters.

Dong Libo tells us a poignant western legend in the Xiaye land he is familiar with: On a farm in Xiaye land, Xinjiang, Mi Xiang, a woman from the south of the Yangtze River who loves water, and Song Lan, an ordinary Shanghai educated youth, have very different life destinies due to their different views on love. Mi Xiang went from being an innocent girl who persistently pursued true love to being cruelly abandoned by her lover Xu Ming while she was pregnant in pursuit of a political future. She began another self-indulgent and heart-wrenching life.

"Burning Wasteland" is one of the volumes in the "Contemporary Book Series" and is another masterpiece by Dong Libo after "White Beans". The novel tells the story of the soldiers of the Corps who burned wasteland and reclaimed farmland in the lower fields after the founding of the People's Republic of China. They clashed with nature, love and humanity. "Burning the Wasteland" has an ups and downs plot and rich characters. It is a classic novel describing the red era. The novel describes how after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the soldiers of the Corps burned wasteland and reclaimed farmland in the lower fields, and they clashed with nature, love and humanity. Burning wasteland is a symbol of burning passion in that fiery era. Against this background, a series of emotional entanglements unfold around the main characters such as Pantong, Zhiqi, Abu, Hua Mulan, and Zhanshi.

"Towards Everest" has more than 200,000 words. The novel is set before and after the opening of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. It not only depicts the close friendship and love between people during the journey, but also more private emotional and spiritual stories. It also writes about the vitality that the Qinghai-Tibet Railway has brought to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the changes and impact that modern civilization has brought to the original people and fragile hearts. With the unique delicacy of women and the spirit of writing, the author outlines a majestic picture of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, as well as the elegance of the south of the Yangtze River, the beauty of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, the steepness of the Qilian Mountains, the desolation of the Qaidam Basin, the holiness of Lhasa, and the sanctity, dignity and danger of Mount Everest. This is a novel that writes about the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau from the perspective of a traveler. The whole novel is thrilling and full of twists and turns. It is "China's first full-length novel that comprehensively writes about the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau from emotions, travel, Sino-Tibetan friendship and dignity."

The novel takes Chu Nuannuan, a rural young woman who once went to work in the city, as the protagonist. It tells the story of how she continued to forge ahead after returning to her hometown of Chuwangzhuang, and then led the whole village to start a business. Nuannuan is a "princess"-style country girl. She is the common dream of almost all the young men in Chuwangzhuang. Zhan Shiti, the younger brother of village director Zhan Shideng, believed that Nuan Nuan was the right one for him, but Nuan Nuan resolutely married Kuang Kaitian, a poor young man, and thus developed a grudge against the village director Zhan Shideng, who was rampant in the countryside. From then on, this woman who had seen the world, had a stubborn personality, and had a high spirit began her long and arduous life path. The novel has a strict structure and is full of pathos and warmth. With his unique understanding of Chinese rural life, the writer not only writes about the great changes and contemporary atmosphere of rural life on the surface, but also discovers the solidity of the deep structure of rural China and the difficulty of transformation.

I cannot do without the support of my wife in my creative process. She shares the joys and sorrows with me and supports this family through hard work and no complaints. Although she was sick, she was able to fight against the disease tenaciously and was my spiritual pillar. She also whines a lot, which is inevitable and I understand. She is a kind-hearted, reasonable, good wife and mother, and a good helper for me.

The themes of this collection are divided into two parts, one is "Story of Yancun" which describes rural life, and the other is novellas such as "National Order" and "White Zebra" which describe working life. Wang Shiyue's rural novels inherited the tradition of lyrical novels from Shen Congwen and Wang Zengqi. In the Yancun Story series, the author devotedly described the beautiful pastoral scenery and the creatures living in that land and water, expressing the tenderness and beauty of human nature. The countryside described by the author is naturally not the current countryside, nor the countryside of the past, but an idealized rural life. What the author is trying to tell readers here is: We can still live like this. Among the novels that reflect the life of migrant workers are "National Order", which was published as a headline by "People's Literature", "Nine Links" which describes the fate of ordinary Chinese workers under the financial crisis, "White Zebra" which penetrates into the psychological undercurrents of the migrant workers, and "Continuous Talking" which reveals inner pain in the text...

The work uses the power struggle, people, and events in a small rural county as the link to structure the story, and uses the variation of human nature as the narrative element to construct the rural power field and weave a grand political power allegory. With courage and sense of justice, the author writes about the political, economic and cultural soil that breeds corruption. The corrupt elements here are not morally deficient, nor are they incompetent. They are elite in every sense of the word. The work directly addresses the filth in rural officialdom, the flaws in the employment mechanism, and the prevalence of officialdom. What is displayed in front of you is the "painful loss" of moral standards, the "painful loss" of the "people-oriented" soul, as well as the annihilation of conscience and the helplessness of redemption, full of deep critical spirit and tragic consciousness.

Set in the rural areas of southern Jiangsu, the work describes the epic struggle of Orchid Village since the founding of New China, and creates many vivid, authentic and credible typical characters. It especially praises the leader Chai Yunwang's valuable spirit of perseverance, determination and endless struggle. The words in the work are heroic, bloody, and have unique feelings, writing the strongest voice of the times.

"Zengzichang" uses "the grand narrative of a small town" to reveal the truth of the incident more than 60 years ago for the first time! Chengdu Tubao, also known as Tubao, was originally named Wei Ping. Poet, novelist, screenwriter. Member of Chinese Writers Association. Screenwriter of the 30-episode TV series "Bloodline". Originally from Xiaogan, Hubei, he was born in Dujiangyan, Sichuan, and has lived and worked in Daba Mountain for more than 20 years. I have worked as a designer, planner, editor, reporter, company manager, government employee, etc. Author of more than twenty books. Now lives in Longquanyi, Chengdu. I would like to dedicate this book to those little people who have affected major historical events and processes but have disappeared without a trace in the dust of history.

Hongshan Village is a small mountain village deep in the mountains. During the season when azaleas bloom, the sixth village committee general election begins. The original old village director was unwilling to continue working and wanted to take his son to the city to make money. His son Jia Yutian is a demobilized soldier in the army and is determined to run for village director to change the poverty in the mountain village. At this time, Zhong Deyuan, a contractor in the city, returned with Xiaomi in order to push his stuttering son Weihua to the position of village director in order to benefit the village. In order to canvass votes for his son, he spent huge sums of money, donated money to build roads in the village, and bribed leaders. Putting his son's vote first in the first round of elections. In order to change the face of poverty in the village, Jia Yutian, with the support of the village party secretary Zhong Zimin, determined to mobilize the masses to donate money and build the road out of the mountain. With the support of the masses and the concern of superiors, the road construction work started smoothly. At the same time, the love between Jia Yutian and Zhong Lili, Zhong Zimin and Cuihua's sister-in-law also matured in this season of blooming azaleas, full of happiness and joy.

During the Anti-Japanese War. Accompany the capital Chongqing. Dark and chaotic, ghosts are rampant. Mr. Ou has been studying all his life and has taught his four children to study hard and make a living using the knowledge they have learned. However, prices in Chongqing have skyrocketed, supplies are in short supply, and people are in dire straits, making it difficult to live on wages. As a result, Mr. Ou's third son abandoned Wen and drove a truck and made a fortune; his second son abandoned medicine and went into business and lived a well-off life; and his eldest son was still a civil servant and was in poverty. The friends, colleagues, neighbors, and relatives around him are all speculative and profit-seeking, working hard day and night to make money. It is truly "tight ahead, tight behind"!

This book is one of the libraries of Hubei peasant writers. The author Li Xubin looks at changes in the countryside through the perspective of Gu San, a farmer who spanned several eras, showing the great changes in rural society from before liberation to contemporary times.

The novel tells about Ma Ju, a farmer after the reform and opening up, who went to the city to start a career and then returned to his hometown to develop his hometown. It shows the new atmosphere of the countryside after the reform and opening up, and has a strong local flavor.

It was raining heavily outside, and the car window was completely white. Rural buses were lying on the roadside on the lakeshore, like landlubbers that had been soaked by the heavy rain. Occasionally, pedestrians holding umbrellas hid in cars sporadically, not as if they were on their way, but as if they were taking shelter from the rain, because no cars were seen leaving for a long time. Lin Xiangxi guessed that the pedestrians stuck in their cars due to the heavy rain must be as anxious as he was. Finally, a bus was full, and it moved noisily. Lin Xiangxi's eyes followed the bus and disappeared into the rain, and couldn't help but ask himself: How long do I have to wait? He has no answer. The county magistrate said on the phone that he could not arrange his own time. The county head cannot arrange his own time, so the township head has to come in advance and wait. This is the rule of the game. But why can't the county magistrate arrange his own time?

The Luanhe River originates from the foothills of the ancient Bayantur Mountains and flows out of the hills above the dam like a bolt of lightning into the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. After gathering the water from mountains such as Yanshan Mountain and Qilaotu Mountain and many rivers, it winds for more than 800 kilometers and finally flows into the Bohai Bay.

The country is not easy, and the country is not easy. Struggle wins the country - the Communist Party leads the people to live a happy life, and happiness does not forget the struggle. Let the great ambition, courage, will, feelings and sentiments of the sons and daughters of China be recorded in the annals of history - a long river with a long history.

When cities begin to encroach on the countryside little by little, do we still have memories of the countryside? The reinforced concrete of the city cannot support our fragile souls, so we let our hearts wander into the vast earth: feel the heartbeat of the earth, breathe in the grass-scented air, bathe in the warm sunshine, and listen to the crowing of chickens and dogs from the countryside...

The city has always been full of gorgeous evil temptations like poppies; the city seems to be an endless desert, no matter how many springs of family love flow in it, they will eventually disappear; the city really has so many good things that make people salivate, and there are really so many bad things that make people salivate. Therefore, throughout the ages, there have been countless attachments to family affection in the countryside, and countless resentments against the ruthlessness of the city. When groups of villagers leave the land where their ancestors have lived for generations and embark on a road to the city that they don't know why, what about the city that is deeply engraved on the visible body and the invisible soul? How are they in the city?

The novel "Once Upon a Time in Pingyao", set in my hometown of Pingyao, has been completed and has been well received by all parties. It will be officially published before this year's Pingyao International Photography Exhibition. This is truly something to celebrate, and I feel a great sense of relief. Work hard and benefit the country. With the publication of this book, the Pingyao Chamber of Commerce has once again fulfilled its purpose of establishing the association. Especially at a time when people are obsessed with material interests, it is truly commendable to pay attention to pure literary creation, promote its fruition with practical help, and strive to meet people's spiritual and cultural needs. The efforts of many colleagues in the Chamber of Commerce have achieved good results, and the author's hard work has been rewarded. What more can I ask for?

"A Man of Unknown Origin" is an anthology of Wu Yading's short stories, which includes 10 short stories written by the author in recent years. These works have unique themes, new narrative angles, and large time spans. They concisely and multi-facetedly describe the secular life in contemporary Chinese cities and villages. By revealing the experience and growth of the characters in the novels, they strive to present different aspects of social living conditions over a larger span. The simple and touching story embodies the respective encounters and fates of each character.

This is a book that warms the true feelings of the world; this is a book that engraves the brilliance of personality; this is a book that enlightens the hearts of the people; this is a book that depicts a happy pastoral; this is a book that highlights emotional wisdom; this is a book that entrusts the whispers of the soul; a book that will definitely move you to tears after reading it, a book that will definitely care for your family after reading it, and a book that you will definitely cherish life after reading it.

Memory is a writer's most valuable asset. The old things that have stayed in the heart for a long time, in the seemingly careless memories of the writers, enter the inner world of all kinds of people, and feel the passing years with sadness, joy, pain, joy, hate or love, and the simple feelings of ordinary people instantly appear on the page. This book "Village Road Like a River" selects nearly 70 exquisite short stories by the author that have been published in newspapers and periodicals. Each piece is exquisitely conceived and has a unique perspective, making it cordial and pleasant to read, with endless aftertaste.

This is the second part of the "Great Northwest Trilogy" by the famous writer Gao Jianqun (the first part is "The Last Huns"), and it is an original novel. Original stories, original characters, and original language. Like the original folk songs of the Northwest, they are simple, moving and have a unique charm.

Private teachers in rural China spread modern civilization to the most remote corners, paying a lot but receiving little. "Skywalker" tells the arduous and hopeful story of private teachers, and presents a tragic and tragic song that moves the world for these "folk heroes who practiced silent asceticism on the land of China in the second half of the 20th century."

Local literature has a very broad readership in China. Among the works of contemporary writers, there are many who are the most powerful and influential. After careful screening, the series identified six young and middle-aged writers who have been active in the Chinese literary world in recent years, including Liu Xinglong, He Shen, Li Peifu, Chen Yingzhen (Taiwan), Wang Zhenhe (Taiwan) and Huang Chunming (Taiwan). Each person has a collection of the most representative short stories.

The novel reveals the hardships and sufferings of the vulnerable group of farmers at the bottom through the experiences of an honest farmer raising crabs in Wangtian. It is a visual "investigation of Chinese farmers". The novel is close to life and truly expresses the vicissitudes, struggles and helplessness of disadvantaged groups under the pressure of real life. The plot of the novel is tortuous and profound, making it a rare high-level work.

This book contains seven short stories and short stories: "Sand Wolf", "Sand Burial", "Goshawk", "Wolf's Family", "Sand Fox", "Sand Badger" and "Bitter Sand".

"The Sky and the Earth" takes the Bat Village in the North China Plain, which has rich historical heritage and strange customs, as its life stage. Against the broad background of the great rural changes in our country in the past thirty years, it unfolds the ups and downs of three generations of the Bao family, the Rong family and the Liang family. The history of ups and downs, ups and downs, and life changes reveals the Chinese farmers' tenacious will to survive, seek food and clothing, and develop under the pull of the tide of the times. They also reveal their endless struggle and the twists and turns, frustrations, hardships, and bitterness they encountered and endured.

This book collects the most representative works of Jia Dashan, a writer who died young, such as "Qing Jing", "Flower Market", "Chronicles of Mengzhuang", "The Old Man in the Lotus Pond" and a number of short stories. His works have won many awards, among which "Qing Jing" won the first national short story award. His works such as "Fetching the Scriptures" created in the 1970s mainly wrote about grassroots cadres from a political perspective; the "Mengzhuang Chronicles" series in the 1980s no longer directly wrote about politics, but wrote about the human nature and human feelings of ordinary farmers living in a specific political environment; the works after the 1990s are intended to explore the commonalities of human nature.

This is a colorful picture of life in rural northern China in the 1990s. The protagonist Zhao Guoqiang is today's rural hero. He is not afraid of power, does not seek personal gain, has the courage to break through numerous obstacles and the shackles of various traditional concepts, and finally embarks on the road of common prosperity. The novel has a strong sense of reality and a rich flavor of life.

A little hunchback who was born with a hunched back, sunken chest and bulging back looked very funny in the eyes of the world and was often the target of teasing and teasing. However, he has a very smart head and has intelligence beyond ordinary people. He can often understand the essence of certain things and do some amazing and extraordinary things. As a result, he viewed the world around him with a condescending and humorous eye. He struggled unyieldingly and fought tirelessly. He fought again and again and was defeated again and again. His experience is helpless and bitter, but it can cause us to deeply reflect on the vulgar daily life in which we live.

A woman is not good-looking, and she knows it. But sitting in front of the salesman wearing a dog hat, the woman didn't know. When Lan Xiang was fourteen, one day, her mother combed her hair neatly and asked her to put on new clothes and pants. Mom said, "Hey, your parents have raised you so big, you can just survive on your own from now on!" Lan Xiang raised her head and looked at her mother in confusion. For some reason, her eyes were red and bloodshot... This is a story that happened in a grass dang, about a woman named Lan Xiang, and a man named Maogou...