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The Bund is an alley on Fangbang Road, Nan City, Shanghai. No. 18 In the Bund is a Shikumen building in an alley. Zheng Erbai opened a traditional Chinese medicine clinic on Fangbang Road. Guan Yihong, a down-and-out rich lady, married Zheng Erbai. "No. 18 On the Bund" edited by Mao Jie tells the strange story of this old couple and their young wife. No. 18 In the Bund is home to a group of small citizens, including rickshaw pullers, deep-fried dough sticks, and vegetable sellers, as well as traditional Chinese medicine practitioners who run clinics and literati who run newspapers. They have taken the survival philosophy of "a dog's hole can be drilled, a dragon's door can jump" to the extreme...

From the emergence and development of medicine to the present, it can be said to be the history of the development of science, or it can be said to be the history of the war between humans and gods. People now never deny medicine, but they dare not deny the existence of God. Ghosts and medicine have also become close relatives. As doctors, we often wander between the two extremes of gods and demons in stories. Every school has its own strange stories. Medical schools are no exception, and often go even further than other schools. After all, medical school is a troubled place. And the hospital is a place where lives come and go most frequently. It is the middle ground between life and death, giving rise to many ambiguous legends...

"Madmen have their own taste for madmen, which is not enough for outsiders." This book is the original novel of the classic movie "Forrest Gump". Forrest Gump is a retard and idiot in the eyes of ordinary people, but his kind and simple nature, coupled with his extraordinary talent, made him a college football star, a Vietnam War hero, a world-class table tennis player, a wrestler, a chess master and a business tycoon. He was interviewed and awarded by two American presidents, visited China, and even accidentally discovered the truth about the Watergate Incident. Forrest Gump's "vigorous" legendary life, through Forrest Gump's eyes, allows us to see the complexity and vulgarity of the world, and feel the value of sincerity in human nature.

The novel "Xiangyang Orphanage" is based on a real orphanage, and is adapted from each vivid and true story. The novel is written in the form of a diary, and each day is relatively independent and authentic. The plot design is ingenious and novel, and the story is fascinating.

The novel "Xiangyang Orphanage" is based on a real orphanage, and is adapted from each vivid and true story. The novel is written in the form of a diary, and each day is relatively independent and authentic. The plot design is ingenious and novel, and the story is fascinating.

The novel "Xiangyang Orphanage" is based on a real orphanage, and is adapted from each vivid and true story. The novel is written in the form of a diary, and each day is relatively independent and authentic. The plot design is ingenious and novel, and the story is fascinating.

This book takes the protagonist David's growth experience as the main line and describes the ups and downs and joys and sorrows of a large number of characters. It reveals the true face of society at that time on multiple levels and highlights the corrosion of money on marriage, family and society. The author also reveals the corruption of the British education system and the cruelty of the child labor system through David's half-life experience.

When the flowers and plants are in full bloom, the community notifies each household that all private buildings and exclusive courtyards must be demolished within three days. Mr. Wang was very upset about this. Didn't he choose to live on the first floor just to have a small yard where he could plant flowers and grass? So Mr. Wang didn't go out when the demolition and construction team was in action. He just looked out of the window for fear that they would damage his plants. When everything calmed down, Mr. Wang opened the balcony door, walked out and took a look, and his heart suddenly became enlightened.

This book collects more than 100 old-style poems written by the author in recent years, with relevant short essays attached after the important poems, recording the author's every bit, gain and growth in pursuing and exploring the path of poetry creation. The author has devoted himself to studying classical poetry for many years, immersed in the originally boring white paper and black words, and spent countless days and nights without knowing how much hard work and sweat he has shed, but he has also gained a lot and found the joy and belonging of life. In addition to appreciating the rich essence of classical literature from the predecessors, I also transcended the constraints of time and place and made friends with countless like-minded people. This book aims to share personal insights and experiences with more people, so that the poetry culture can be revived today and have a long history and be carried forward.

"The Prince and the Pauper" is a fairy-tale satirical novel by Mark Twain, published in 1881. The story is based on the living conditions in England in the 16th century. It tells the story of a ragged poor boy named Tom Canty and the prince Edward who were born at the same time and looked very similar. Due to a chance, they dramatically exchanged clothes and identities. After Tom ascended the throne of the king and became the head of the country, he abolished some cruel laws and punishments, pardoned some innocent "criminals", and issued some reasonable orders; while Prince Edward lived among the people and experienced all the sufferings of people's life under the autocratic monarchy. Through a fictional story, the novel vividly reflects the poverty and misery of the working people's lives during the primitive accumulation period of British capitalism, and reflects the luxury and cruelty of the feudal rulers.

As soon as he came into this world, he was burdened with a heavy mission - to carry on the family lineage, and the shadow that originated from the family's single inheritance for several generations was like a cloud hanging over his head, and he could never get rid of it. He was struggling and running away in fear. Because he is the apple of his parents' eye. Being spoiled to the point of being a bit cowardly. He likes red apricots. But he didn't dare to tell his parents that Hongxing had no choice but to marry the butcher in the village... He took advantage of the butcher's outing to kill pigs and got into Hongxing's bed. Unexpectedly, the butcher stood in front of them with a butcher's knife... He was chased by the butcher. He escaped from the village, but escaped into troubled times, running for his life in the hail of bullets... He wanted to go home from the moment he escaped, and when he returned to the village, things had changed...

"The Scream" is Lu Xun's first collection of novels. In 1918, the New Culture Movement was at its peak. Lu Xun wrote his first vernacular novel "Diary of a Madman" because of a conversation about the "iron house" with his old friend "Jin Xinyi" (Qian Xuantong). By 1922, as the May Fourth Movement was gradually fading, Lu Xun was invited by Chen Duxiu to publish a collection of his previous novels, with the purpose of "crying out" for the New Culture Movement and comforting those "galloping warriors" in the struggle, so that they could move forward fearlessly. The new edition of "The Scream" completely contains fourteen novels written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922, a preface, and a long postscript written by Mr. Chen Danqing specially for the new edition.

"Breaking Out" is a history of the struggles of people at the bottom. Through the stories of several young people, it writes about the helpless situation and endurance of thousands of bottom workers. The bitterness and tragedy that make people cry, as well as their humble ideals and abandoned fields, make us squat down and want to explore and understand their lives and inner worlds. The novel describes the hardships and unyielding spirit of their lives, as well as their endless longing and pursuit for a happy future.

Li Junru (former Vice President of the Party School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Chairman of the Overseas Chinese Federation, an organization directly under the Central Committee): "Truth, goodness and beauty exist in comparison with falsehood, evil and ugliness." "Winter Sister" tells the story of a rural girl who came out of a mountain village. In my opinion, the theme of the novel is the word "searching": the first half is about searching for biological parents in the vast sea of ​​people, the second half is about finding life in society, and the whole book is about searching for truth, goodness and beauty on the road of life. And the journey of searching was thrilling step by step, and the hypocrisy and ugliness that greeted her made her gradually mature. The novel successfully creates the image of a woman who has experienced bitterness but does not lose her feelings of truth, kindness and beauty. In the book "Winter Sister", Dongmei has been separated from her parents since she was a child. She is like a grass on the roadside. She is trampled on by others and suffers many injuries, but she is also tenacious and unwilling to fall. In order to survive, she did some despicable things, but she continued to reflect and practice, and through her own struggle, she lived a healthy and decent life.

It was Friday, July 19th, and the weather was very hot. The important thing here is not the time but the weather. For Li Hui, the weather directly affects his mood. He was wearing very little, which made his backpack look very big. It was difficult to carry a large backpack into a crowded city. After getting off the train, he kept holding it above his head. The satchel was so black that it looked very much like a stage model of someone who sacrificed his life to blow up a bunker.

The novel describes a poor farmer who came to work in the city. After working hard in the city, he did not receive the wages he deserved and had no way to appeal. While working in the city, he witnessed a murder with his own eyes. However, when the entire city was talking about the murder, the migrant worker had no say - because he was a migrant worker and no one believed what he said. The significance of this novel is that he not only describes the difficult material life of migrant workers since the reform and opening up, but also shows the fact that their social status is low and their right to speak is deprived of society.

At the end of 2014, CCTV teamed up with four satellite TV channels to launch the broadcast at the same time, which is a multi-year drama! Movie kings Chen Baoguo, Feng Yuanzheng and others performed passionately, and it was a wonderful show! The TV novel of the same name is grandly launched by Writers Publishing House! An agrarian revolution in northern China's rural areas triggered a story with ups and downs that lasted for more than half a century. It vividly reproduces the sixty-year historical process of China's rural areas and dedicates it to 800 million fellow villagers. Two farmers have been entangled for sixty years in the vicissitudes of history.

The novel contains a total of 8 short and medium-sized stories on industrial themes that describe factories and workers. They truly and artistically reflect the living conditions of Chinese factories and workers in the changing times. The exploration of reality has considerable breadth and depth, and the anatomy of human nature is also relatively profound, highlighting the unique charm of industrial-themed novels.

The life of 16-year-old girl Pearl was completely changed by 15 missed calls and a voice message from her father: Your mother is having a difficult labor, come to the hospital quickly. Pearl ultimately failed to catch up with her mother for the last time. Pearl's mother's sudden death completely devastated her, and she began to alienate and hate everyone around her. Her father was originally the person she relied on the most, but in Pearl's opinion, he only loves his newborn sister "Little Mouse" now; her friend Molly cares about her very much, but that is just her overflowing sympathy; when the handsome boy next door tries to get close to her, he must want to laugh at her face to face...

"The Lonely Hero" is a revolutionary theme that shows family grievances and the destiny of the times. Zhang Shijie, the second young master of Huaiyuan Shanda Company in Taiping Town, Tongbai Mountain, has been working underground for a long time. Yang Ziyun and Zhu Guozhu, the progressive young people who were led by him to the revolutionary road, were arranged by the party organization to engage in secret work. In war-torn times, people who love each other are forced to separate. What tortures them is not the world-wide separation in the reality of national calamity and family feud, nor the deep-seated lovesickness that they have to suppress because of their common beliefs, but the confusing and confusing identity of each other's enemies and friends, the dilemma of love and hate in the conspiracy and calculation, and the uncontrollable fate in a troubled life.

An interesting and philosophical novel. From a tourist's perspective, it combines natural landscapes, cultural sites, folk customs with human nature and destiny to reflect social changes and the ups and downs of people's hearts. "Travel Notes" can be said to be a product of travel life. During this long journey, together with my traveling companions, we either ride on donkeys, mules, horses, or take ships and planes. Sometimes we are like a traveler, taking everything at ease; sometimes we are like a ship, enduring strong winds and waves. During the journey, the author witnessed and heard the scenery and anecdotes along the way, and understood the philosophy involved. Following the order of the journey, he wrote about what he saw and thought about each place he visited, and ended up writing these hundreds of thousands of words. The protagonist of "Travel Diary" Hu Yanli is beautiful, kind, young and innocent. During the trip, she was coerced by her travel companion to have a relationship with her and became pregnant, so she had to marry her. However, her husband betrayed her after the marriage. Hu Yanli divorced her treacherous husband, but fell into a living dilemma.

A novel about environmental protection. Under the care and guidance of teachers and scientists, several teenagers established a frog-loving group to protect frogs and the ecological environment, which has positive significance in encouraging children to establish environmental protection awareness from an early age.

"The Golden Cemetery" is a masterpiece of the author's creativity in narrative art. "Golden Cemetery" uses delicate and full strokes to describe the pain and historical changes that a small mountain village called Kuangjiayu in the old revolutionary base of Taihang Mountain experienced during the reform and opening up. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Independent Division of the Eighth Route Army was stationed here for many years. The cemetery of anti-Japanese heroes at the edge of the village records the past of blood and fire in the small mountain village; a large family composed of three generations and four different surnames has become a living specimen of that bloody history. The eldest grandson of the family, Kuang Shizong, first served as deputy county magistrate, and later resigned and returned to the village. He took over the important task of village party branch secretary from his grandfather, a powerful anti-Japanese hero in Taihang, and began his new journey in life. The tortuous and arduous road to entrepreneurship and the confusing love entanglements create moving scenes of ups and downs among a group of young people who have flesh-and-blood ties with the old district.

Douban has a high score of 9.2 For the drama "Crossing Guandong" based on the novel of the same name. The drama stars Li Youbin, Sarina, Song Jia and Zhu Yawen. This book tells the story of a Shandong family who was forced to leave their hometown and "travel to Guandong" from the end of the Qing Dynasty to before the September 18th Incident. It takes the complex and bumpy life of the protagonist Zhu Kaishan as a clue, interspersed with the various hardships and tests Zhu Kaishan's three sons with different personalities and different destinies encountered on the Guandong Road, and strives to truly restore that sad, desolate, magnificent and tragic history of national blood and tears. The book will reproduce the great scenes of the Guandong people's release, logging, gold panning, mining and so on. The scenes span half of China. In terms of details, the author continues his expertise in embedding human concern in ordinary life. The entanglement of family affection, love and hometown affection is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and his responsibility for national affairs, family affairs and hometown affairs is deeply touching.

In a junior high school in the entertainment industry, how can she deal with all the intrigues inside? How can she, who is just a small assistant, win the favor of celebrities? Will she, who loves creation, become a general in the entertainment industry? And what will she do when it comes to her love life?

A charming novel. The narrative is concise yet rich, bright yet cutting-edge, and full of interest, and sometimes there are flashes of humor and philosophy like "The Wisdom of Happiness". "Children of Time" describes the story of Orphan Mu Ming, Ha Lik, and Su Litang, who are close friends. The three of them live in Xinjiang and spend their free time together at the small paradise attraction opened by Orphan Mu Ming. Mu Ming was an orphan without a father or mother. He first worked as a naan maker, and later became rich. He devoted his life to the dream of finding his biological mother. Su Litang originally lived a stable married life, but he accidentally fell in love with the beautiful spring Guli. He got divorced and went to sea, but his dream of love was shattered by life. Harrick is struggling in his marriage and is obsessed with a rose stuck in the crack of the door. They are all orphans of time, they are children of time. Time has no ears, so it is always young.

The author uses a keen artistic sense to penetrate into a corner of society, and accurately grasps and understands the real living conditions of farmers who are eager to get rid of poverty. Between the lines, the author's human concern for farmers in poverty-stricken areas is reflected everywhere.

"Werewolf" tells the story of hunter Li Youyou who rescued a wolf cub when he went hunting in the mountains. The she-wolf repays her kindness. When Li Youyou's family was in trouble, she risked her life to save their son Tiedan, who was under three years old, and brought him back to the mountains to raise him. After going through all kinds of hardships, the she-wolf finally raised the iron egg. Tiedan has been eating wolf milk since he was a child and has been influenced by wolves. He has a distinct wolf nature, which is both smart and brave, but also weird and cunning. Living in a pack of wolves, others are timid and bold, daring to shout in front of tigers, circling in trees with leopards, and fighting close to black bears. After returning to human beings, Tiedan did not understand the world and did many unbelievable things: he robbed other people's sheep the first day after returning to the village; broke into the landlord's house and forcibly wrapped the nipples of the young mistress; bit his own father inhumanely; became good friends with the enemy's dog; assassinated one Japanese Japanese after another. Whenever Tiedan is in danger, his wolf mother will always appear mysteriously and promptly.

The work is set in Beijing under Japanese occupation, and tells the story of Uncle Qi and Niu Qingyu, a father and son of a declining bannermen aristocracy. Their experiences reflect part of the scene in Beijing from the 1920s to the 1940s.

Living in the unit opposite me were two biological sisters, one named Yamamoto and the other Shibata. Yamamoto is their maiden name. The younger sister got married and took the Shibata surname from her husband's family. After she left her husband's family, she never changed it. My sister has never been married, and she still bears her maiden name. She is an old girl waiting to be married. In this way, the names marked on their mailboxes became Yamamoto Koko and Shibata Rongko. "Ke" and "Rong" are not commonly used words in Japanese. Once I asked them their names, they said they were given their names by their father, who was a Chinese language teacher in middle school before the war.

Under the dome, we breathe together and share our destiny! Cui Yongyuan highly recommends! China's first environmental protection work written by an environmental protection bureau. "People's Daily", "China Youth Daily", "Global Times", "China Environment News", "Liberation Daily", "Southern People Weekly", CCTV, Dragon TV, People's Daily Online, Xinhuanet and other hundreds of media reported it. The wonderful chapters were translated into English by China Daily and promoted to the world. Within the environmental protection system, many people regard "The Haze is Coming" as a vivid teaching material for environmental protection publicity and education. This environmental novel has played a positive role in popularizing environmental knowledge, publicizing environmental regulations, and correcting misconceptions. --"People's Daily" This fictional work is written by an environmental protection official and aims to reflect and influence reality, creating heat in the real dimension. In environmental circles, it became a hot topic for a while. Considered a "work instruction manual" by some environmental officials.

"Black Fish Thousand Years" includes Black Fish Thousand Years, the second part is Tiger Dafu, the third part is Mountain Ghost Muke, the fourth part is rain, the fifth part is fog, the sixth part is wind, the seventh part is photogenic, the eighth part is Kuan Nima Road, the ninth part is Notes of Caiziping, the tenth part is boring when you wake up, the eleventh part is boring when you are drunk, and the twelfth part is all about losing weight for another night.

The author is a master of telling stories, and the sighs and humor she naturally reveals in the story are so extraordinary... From the language to the characters, everything is precise and exudes a certain charm. The narrative is written with numerous family treasures, the succession is smooth and the transition is smooth and impatient, and the movements reveal the ladylike legacy and cultural heritage.

The poor people in this book are asked to "learn to be rich neighbors" after being bullied by the rich. This is not just a reflection on the opposition between rich and poor. The result of the implementation of the "common prosperity" policy was the birth of a new oppressive class in the countryside. This class continued to expand its power by relying on the superior resources it possessed under the strong context of economic development, and finally transformed into a new class of local tyrants and evil gentry.

The story of this book is majestic, the plot is twists and turns, and the characters are distinctive. It is the author's masterpiece of this kind of work. What is shown in front of readers is not only the anti-corruption struggle within the party (represented by the secretary of the provincial party committee, a large number of pioneers who are loyal to the party's cause and insist on putting the interests of the people first), but also the desperate struggle between the public security officers and disciplinary inspection cadres (represented by the one-armed hero, the public security director) and the underworld group who are not afraid of sacrifice and regardless of personal life and death. It's a thrilling and soul-stirring read.

Jia Zhenwen's novel "Shuanggui" reveals the current corruption phenomenon in the officialdom in a unique way through a flash in the pan of a "copycat Discipline Inspection Commission", adding new highlights to the already very lively "officialdom novel craze". --Fan Xing (Professor, doctoral supervisor, and famous literary critic of Wuhan University) The author has an in-depth understanding of the social structure of contemporary China and has rich experience in today's various official life, so the novel has a profound foundation in life and a strong documentary nature. The main characters in the novel are like a mirror that reflects the despicability of human nature, and they are also like sharp glass slices that cut open the corrupt souls. It has a broad vision, vivid stories, twists and turns in the plot, and popular language. It has certain readability and aesthetic value.

"Night Breeze" is a novel that describes the re-entry of laid-off workers in contemporary cities. The work has a rich contemporary urban atmosphere, a vivid and compact plot, and fresh and simple language. "Night Breeze" won the 7th Shandong Province (2002-2003) Excellent Engineering Award and was a finalist for the All-China Federation of Trade Unions' "May 1st Culture Award". The second one, "Ye Yu", won the 2005 International Cultural PEN "Zhongshan Book Award". "Night Breeze" won the 7th Shandong Province (2002-2003) Excellent Engineering Award and was a finalist for the All-China Federation of Trade Unions' "May 1st Culture Award". The second one, "Ye Yu", won the 2005 International Cultural PEN "Zhongshan Book Award".

The white tiger is the totem of the Tujia people. This nation both respects and drives away white tigers, but its national spirit, the white tiger spirit, has survived from generation to generation and has been passed down to this day. This is the genetic factor of a nation. During the Anti-Japanese War, this nation that worshiped the white tiger expelled Japanese pirates, defended its homeland, and wrote unique legends in the world time and time again. I would like to ask, is this white tiger a human or a beast, a beast or a god, or is it a unity of human, divine and beast? However, why can't the Japanese pirates tolerate such a white tiger? The competition and contest between human nature and bestiality, the intertwining of the mountain people's beliefs and the island nation's dreams will unveil a mysterious historical mystery for you.

This set of books has a strong lineup, rich content, and diverse styles. It consists of 100 contemporary short fiction writers each with a single volume. It is worthy of being a short fiction systematic project with the purpose of "creating style, promoting writers, and launching high-quality products." I believe that its publication will inspire the creation of small novel writers and promote the progress of small novel creation; it will promote the promotion and dissemination of small novel genres and guide small novel writers and their works to the market; it will enrich the humanistic spiritual world of literary readers, especially young readers, improve their literary literacy and improve their writing skills; it will have an immeasurable positive effect on further prospering the socialist cultural market and promoting advanced socialist culture.

This set of books has a strong lineup, rich content, and diverse styles. It consists of 100 contemporary short fiction writers each with a single volume. It is worthy of being a short fiction systematic project with the purpose of "creating style, promoting writers, and launching high-quality products." I believe that its publication will inspire the creation of small novel writers and promote the progress of small novel creation; it will promote the promotion and dissemination of small novel genres and guide small novel writers and their works to the market; it will enrich the humanistic spiritual world of literary readers, especially young readers, improve their literary literacy and improve their writing skills; it will have an immeasurable positive effect on further prospering the socialist cultural market and promoting advanced socialist culture.

Short novels are a literary style that conforms to historical trends, meets readers' needs, and is highly accessible to the public. It is short in length, flexible in format, close to reality, life, and the masses in content, and has a very distinct flavor of the times, so it is loved by readers. Therefore, the small novels that have flourished over the past 20 years have also been regarded as "topics" and "phenomenon" by domestic and foreign literary critics and listed as research topics.

This set of books has a strong lineup, rich content, and diverse styles. It consists of 100 contemporary short fiction writers each with a single volume. It is worthy of being a short fiction systematic project with the purpose of "creating style, promoting writers, and launching high-quality products." I believe that its publication will inspire the creation of small novel writers and promote the progress of small novel creation; it will promote the promotion and dissemination of small novel genres and guide small novel writers and their works to the market; it will enrich the humanistic spiritual world of literary readers, especially young readers, improve their literary literacy and improve their writing skills; it will have an immeasurable positive effect on further prospering the socialist cultural market and promoting advanced socialist culture.

Ji Hongzhen wrote many good people in this novel, such as Yu Si's parents, Yu Si's neighbor Li Jialun and his girlfriend Chu Bing. She also wrote about many good children, such as Xiao Dan, who knew how to play the piano but died young, Roy Luo, who was pretty and ill-fated, and Yu Si's brother Yu Sheng. She also wrote about some bad children and some bad people; but these bad people are pitiful and sympathetic in Ji Hongzhen's writings; although those bad children have done some bad things, they are all somewhat cute. There are too many novels with the "Cultural Revolution" as the background. The contribution of Ji Hongzhen's novel is to implement tolerance, sympathy and understanding of people into every word of the novel. Perhaps, this was the original appearance of human nature in that period.

Ergulha, a female teacher of the Yi ethnic group deep in the Daliang Mountains, taught in a rural primary school, but she suffered a series of blows in her prime. Her husband died, the school was cancelled, her mother-in-law was seriously ill, and her children were about to drop out of school... She had to take on the life of the entire family, left her hometown, and went to work in a big city in the south. In a foreign land, Ergulha endured the inconveniences of life and longed for his hometown, working hard, doing manual work and carrying cement, hoping that his mother-in-law and children could live a good life. But then her mother-in-law became critically ill and her daughter was injured, causing her to almost suffer a mental breakdown. Under such circumstances, Ergulha gritted his teeth and faced the disturbing things and difficulties in life based on his faith and longing for life. Finally, with her own strength and kindness, and with the help of a group of real friends, she finally created a place in the south and became a strong person in life.

This is a masterpiece by powerful writers born in the 1970s that has aroused heated discussions in the literary world. The novel portrays a strange woman whose glory lasts for generations, and describes the life of her family and country for nearly a century. The river has many bays and its destiny is unpredictable; in the absurd years, it is impossible to survive in a desperate place. We are all people looking for an exit in a maze! The language is majestic and gorgeous, superb, thick and wonderful, fascinating and embarrassing.

This book tells the story of a group of boys and girls growing up. In a key high school that is envied by everyone, the heroine, who has average grades, is introverted and has low self-esteem, grows up here. She has best friends and betrayals, and the flowers bloom and wither in the locust tree. It belongs to the throbbing and heartbeat of that youthful era, and the confusion and baptism of young love.

There is such a group of people in "Camp Street" who live at the bottom with no fixed life routine or trajectory. They seem to have no direction, just like some wooden boats or duckweeds drifting in the huge waves. They have no piers or roots to tie them to, and they will capsize or drift elsewhere at any time. This is an era that revolves around money. It seems that everyone is wandering in the dream of getting rich. The same is true for the people in "No Camp Street". The "I" in the novel - Li Baogong, is a bit like Wei Xiaobao. He was the kind of gangster who did not study well when he was a child, and was laid off after working, so he could only wander the streets. However, he seemed to have something or yearning in his heart, but in No Camp Street, it was covered up by his role as a male prostitute, pimp, etc.

More than forty years ago, Wang Mengyun, known as the "Paul of China", came from the Xiangjiang River to the foot of the Bogda Ora Peak in the Tianshan Mountains at the age of 11 and falsely reported her age to join the army. Now she is working in the Apitherapy Department of the Guangdong West Agricultural Reclamation Cadre Sanatorium on the coast of the South China Sea. Wang Mengyun, the director of the apitherapy department of the Sanatorium for Reclamation Cadres in Western Guangdong, was included in the novel "The Army's Daughter" and the movie "The Spark of Life" by the writer Dump. Liu Haiying, the protagonist in this novel and movie, is her incarnation.

After the October Revolution, the White Russian army and refugees fled into China in large numbers, and the beacon fire in Langshan was ignited. Various forces took the stage one after another, and the battle between light and dark was about to break out. The novel uses a grand narrative style to fully display the intricate conflicts and conflicts, and focuses on shaping various characters. The plot has ups and downs, the images are full and vivid, and it has strong readability and artistic penetration. It is another masterpiece that the author has recently contributed to the world.

The book "Time on This Side" collects An Qing's short novels and is divided into four parts: collection of works, reviews of works, creative experience and creative chronology. It is short in length, flexible in format, close to reality, life, and the masses in content. It has a very distinct flavor of the times and is loved by readers.