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Mid-1960s. Xiliuhe Town. Shang Daqiang carefully planned to defeat the director of the neighborhood committee and hoped to replace him. He used various means in the hope of being elected as director by the residents. Wei Lianzhi recommended herself and received more votes than Shang Daqiang, but she could not be elected because she did not receive a majority. The friendly neighborly relations in the neighborhood committee ceased, and the resulting conflicts spread to the children. Liu Changxue is determined to bring "Dongfanghong" to the stage. Primary school teachers and students were responsible for rehearsing this large-scale musical, and everyone stuck out their tongues. After several rounds of mobilization and persuasion, teachers and students accepted the challenge. In order to win the second election, Shang Daqiang started new activities. The old Red Army soldiers who returned to their hometown to recuperate were particularly concerned about the development of their hometown and promoted the establishment of a town in Xiliuhe. After popular recommendation, Shang Daqiang, Li Shunjiu and Wei Lianzhi became candidates for the leadership of the town People's Committee. Li Shunjiu mobilized his mother to spend the New Year at the commander's brother's house. The commander's son was obedient to his mother, but did not open the back door for his younger brother. The Spring Festival in Xiliuhe has unique styles: ten bowls, nine plates, glutinous rice balls, rice dumplings; lotus picking boats, lion dances, dragon lanterns; putting up New Year pictures, inviting spring guests, and celebrating the New Year... Men, women, old and young are happy. Shang Daqiang cleverly pushed his strong competitor Li Shunjiu onto the gambling table. Li Shunjiu was detained for gambling, and his candidacy for the People's Committee was revoked. Shang Daqiang became a committee member, and Wei Lianzhi became the mayor. Li Shunjiu felt angry, resentful of his brother, and angry with his mother. During the quarrel, the mother suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and died. The commander's son followed the local customs and became a pious and dutiful son, which moved heaven and earth. Shang Daqiang wanted to find fault with Wei Lianzhi and oust her. The rape incident became a farce and he was detained for ten days. "The East Is Red" rehearsed by primary school teachers and students was performed before July 1st and received unanimous praise.

This book collects two autobiographical novels, "Hulan River Biography" and "Shangshi Street" by Xiao Hong, a master of modern Chinese literature. They mainly describe her life in rural and urban areas of Northeast China and the fate of related characters. They are rich in Northeastern customs and reflections on traditional culture. The stories told in these two works took place in the two periods of childhood and youth that had the most profound impact on her, profoundly showing the ups and downs of Xiao Hong's life and the source of her creation.

This book is based on the protagonist Wang Qiang's three trips to the countryside as the background, describing what he saw in the countryside full of pastoral style. Although the farming work is small, it is enough to inspire people's hearts and encourage people to grow. Although the past is far away, the rural love has never dissipated. Whether it was passing five levels and killing six generals, or walking through Maicheng, those little things in the countryside always appeared in Wang Qiang's mind, and he couldn't get rid of them. The vegetable garden back then was always a holy place in his heart, a teacher who taught the principles of life, and an important companion in his old age, although he never left a single word about it. The author shows us a pastoral picture full of rural life through trivial things such as planting vegetables, raking grass, fetching water, raising livestock, and chasing rabbits. Although it seems so far away from our modern urban lives, it is quite novel and interesting to read.

"Notes on Poverty Alleviation" is based on the author's own poverty alleviation experience and uses the form of a novel to record the ups and downs in the practice of targeted poverty alleviation. The novel not only presents an objective presentation and rational thinking of the "hard bones" of poverty alleviation, but also provides a poetic comfort to dreams and a warm transmission of hope. Although "Notes on Poverty Alleviation" focuses on the story of a small mountain village, it resonates with the national poverty alleviation situation. It reflects from one aspect that the Chinese government's commitment to eradicating poverty is not an empty talk, but a real action, which has strong practical guiding significance.

The author uses a child's perspective to show the adult world in the changing environment. Grandma's restraint, grandma's boldness, grandpa's honesty, the bride's simplicity... Are all true portrayals of the people in Yimeng Old District, in order to celebrate the noble qualities of the common people.

There is a stone archway on the street of Pailouba. When the owner of Shipai Tower left, the tenant Yuan Guishi, who bought his ramie land at a low price, would tell his son the story of Shipai Tower and its owner from time to time. As time passes, Yuan Jianshu changes from a child to an old man. What remains unchanged is that the stone archway has always led his dreams and materialized his understanding and yearning for wealth and nobility. By describing the fate of a family living in Mayuanzi, the author comprehensively, multi-anglely and multi-levelly presents a picture of rural life in southern Shaanxi and the complex mentality of people from all walks of life on the eve of the birth of New China, which is both surprising and thought-provoking.

The book "The Story of Liu Dacui's Family" contains several short stories and essays written by the author. These novels inherit the characteristics of the "Yam Egg" school, focus on rural themes, and successfully create a series of simple, enthusiastic, authentic and credible characters who strive to change the poverty in their hometowns and lead the masses out of poverty and become rich. The work describes remote mountain villages and ordinary mortal matters, but from it we can see the refraction of the trend of the times and feel the beating of the pulse of the times. It embodies the belief and determination of the new generation of farmers to firmly follow socialism, and also shows the vitality, hope and future of the countryside. The creation of novels is deeply influenced by the "Yam and Egg School", which focuses on the portrayal of characters, the clever arrangement of plots, and the popular and smooth language. The language is simple and concise, the works are easy to understand and have a strong local flavor. The contents of the collected essays mostly reflect reality, describing various aspects of life, the world, and all phenomena of life. The narratives are euphemistic and moving, and the language is humorous. The author expresses his thoughts directly with his unique life experience and concern for the country and the people. These articles with profound connotations and sharp language have had a wide impact on readers.

The author of the book reviews the historical changes of his hometown in the form of narrative, vividly depicting the vicissitudes of a small agricultural village across the centuries with facts he has personally experienced, seen with his own eyes, and heard with his own ears. It is not only a "village chronicle" that returns to historical reality and has a unique form, but also reflects the retired cadres of our county who "remain true to their original aspirations and the sunset becomes redder" and use practical actions to add positive energy to the cause of the party and the people.

This book is a novel, originally titled "Liu Yurui's Case Handling", and it is a work with realistic themes. The book presents real people and real events in life without any embellishment, and gained widespread social influence in the year of its publication. Even today, this book retains his vitality. As the author said: If you are far away from life and readers, life and readers will inevitably be far away from you. This book is also the best interpretation of what the author said: "My works are written for the millions of ordinary people at the bottom, and I will write for them forever and ever."

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Bashan Night Rain" was written in 1946 after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and began to be serialized in 1946. It took more than three years to complete at the end of 1948. It is Zhang Henshui's "painful lesson" work. With a cold and rational writing style, the author takes the lead in exploring the national psychology while accusing the war atrocities of the Japanese invaders. The novel takes the protagonist Li Nanquan as the axis and shows readers a picture of all living beings in the mountain village of eastern Shu. The characters are lifelike, the language is humorous and sharp, and the novel's descriptive skills have reached a level of proficiency.

"Hongyan" is a legendary story about the growth of the Mongolian grassland heroine Qi Yunfeng. The story takes place in the Urad grassland where foreign invaders invaded and all life was devastated. The protagonist's growth legend and love tragedy are sung like the song "Swan Goose" on this grassland full of national love.

"Collected Works of Han Naiyin" is a summary and sublimation of Han Naiyin's creative journey. The works focus on the history and future of Beidahuang, reproduce the vicissitudes of the wild and magical Beidahuang, and promote the spiritual outlook of Beidahuang people of "hard work, selfless dedication, pioneering and enterprising, and taking into account the overall situation." It uses an epic style to present the long history of Beidahuang to readers. It is an excellent collection of essays that profoundly explains the spirit of Beidahuang.

Through a series of conflicts that occurred before and after the wheat harvest in the Dongshanwu Agricultural Production Cooperative in the suburbs of Beijing, it outlines a picture of vigorous life during the agricultural cooperative period, meticulously depicts the mental outlook and ideological character of people from all walks of life in the countryside, and enthusiastically praises the new forces that grew up in the storm. The plot of the novel is rich in twists and turns, the structure is complete and compact, the characters are vivid and expressive, and the language is simple and clear, showing distinctive artistic characteristics.

"Skywalker" is an excellent novel based on the life of rural private teachers. It is set in a rural primary school deep in the mountains. It vividly and truly depicts the collective image of rural private teachers, writes about multiple aspects of their inner world, and gives people a strong ideological and artistic impact. Anyone who has read this novel will be deeply moved by the simple, perseverance, selfless and selfless survival perseverance and spiritual quality of the rural private teachers described by the author.

"Border Town" is a novella with the protagonists of an old man and his granddaughter Cuicui on the edge of a small stream in Chadong, western Hunan. It is Mr. Shen Congwen's masterpiece and an immortal work in the history of modern Chinese literature. This book is accompanied by more than 100 Zhuoya photography photos, trying to restore the world of western Hunan described by Mr. Shen Congwen through photos. This book has a mixture of pictures and text.

The film "Red Sorghum" starring Gong Li and Jiang Wen, adapted from the most famous novel by Mo Yan, China's first Nobel Prize winner for literature, won the Golden Bear Award at the 38th Berlin Film Festival. Through "I"'s narration, the novel shows scenes of vigorous, heroic and tragic stories performed by "my" ancestors in Northeast Gaomi Township during the Anti-Japanese War. Grandpa, grandma, father, aunt and other ancestors, on the one hand, rose up to fight against the brutal Japanese invaders, and on the other hand, they burst out with a legendary love that dwarfs future generations. The novel is filled with rich and full imagination, and fully publicizes the vigorous vitality of the Chinese nation with an unbridled pen. Through this work, the author placed his "Northeast Gaomi Township" on the map of world literature.

A novel "read to my grandmother" by Lin Junping, winner of the Taiwan Literary Golden Dictionary Award and the Golden Tripod Award. A male worker ant who has been fighting for many years in a real estate company escapes the workplace in search of a new life and begins to write life stories for the dead. Gradually, he is intertwined with the love between Aunt Mao Duan (Modern) and young Chen Jiazai a hundred years ago, as well as the legend of his family and even the vicissitudes of the entire Douzhen. The secret story of the empty house by the Dongluo River is gradually revealed... Let Aunt Mao Duan and young Chen Jiazai fall in love again, and let Douzhen live again. Contemporary workplace life and the ancient legend of Douzhen are like two rivers flowing forward separately, converging in the final chapter "My Unspeakable Nostalgia". Modern Chinese and the words recovered from the Hokkien dialect, the music and the music, are interdependent and perfectly combined, as the writer wishes, "flying with the soul of the reader." This book was published in a simplified Chinese version in 2013, and this time it is reprinted as an "annotated version". The author has made some annotations on some dialects of Douzhen, so that readers can more easily feel the quaintness and loveliness of the Hokkien dialects.

"All My Thoughts Are Because of the Night" Buhuhu short story series is edited by Mr. Meng Fanhua, a famous contemporary literary critic, with the purpose of promoting current sophisticated writing and reading. This idea originated from worries about the current literary situation: driven by market forces, consumer writing has occupied the mainstream of literary creation. This literary environment shaped by invisible hands not only stimulates writers' enthusiasm for market appeals, but also subtly cultivates readers' rough literary tastes. In this wave of consumer writing, short stories have obviously become outcasts in the market due to their own characteristics. But in terms of literary writing, the exquisiteness of short stories can better reflect certain characteristics of literary writing, and both writers and publishing units should persist in the pursuit of exquisite literary works. This series of books is planned and selected with this purpose in mind. The selected writers and works can be said to represent the first-class level of the group of writers who are currently working on short story creation.

In 2003, Shanxi writer Ge Shuihui wrote her famous novel "Whiplash", which became an instant success when it was published. Then he got out of hand and created a series of short and medium-sized novels such as "Shouting Mountain". This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Shuijing, which includes two representative works: "Flipping the Whip" and "Shouting the Mountain". Ge Shuiping's soul has been walking in the mountain god valley of his hometown. Her creations are more inspired by her memories of the countryside. "Ordinary life of ordinary people" has become the object of Ge Shuijing's aesthetic observation. This is true both in the mute's shouting for the mountain ("Shouting the Mountain") and the iron boy's whip-throwing ("Whiplash"). The novel describes the original ecological life of the people in southeastern Shanxi in a meticulous and tender style, and truly reproduces the struggle and daily life of farmers in the Taihang Mountains, where politics, customs, and human nature are intertwined. The author strives for "good looks", is good at telling stories, has a strong plot, and the language is very characteristic of southeastern Shanxi. At the same time, the words and sentences are feminine and gentle, classical and beautiful. The author is good at capturing the reality and simplicity of folk land and secular life, with the hard texture and pain like earthly stones, the elegance and poetry of folk customs, and the transcendent softness and warmth like water.

This book is a collection of short stories and short stories by Ge Shuijing, which includes ten works she created during her blowout period. Ge Shuijing grew up in a cave dwelling in the mountains of Shanxi. Most of the stories in her novels take place in a small mountain village - Shanshenwa. Just like being halfway up the river to Zhao Shuli, to Ge Shuili, the Mountain God Ao was her "only lover who swore an oath with her lips raised", giving her a steady stream of nourishment. Ge Shuijing writes about all the dirt, ugliness, darkness, struggles, intrigues, and wisdom that have occurred in the land of Shanshenwo. The writing is crisp and calm, as if behind the words stands a man with rich experience but only uses a few words and a sigh to dismiss the world's suspicion. It is the land where he once lived that gave Ge Shuijing its grandeur, majesty and weight. Her works, with their poetic language, vivid details, compassion for folk life and call for freedom, have been well received and won many awards such as the "Lu Xun Literature Award".

An accident occurred in the closed mountains. Lahong mistakenly stepped on the explosives set by Han Chong for hunting and died, leaving behind a mute wife and a pair of children. Everyone discussed with Han's father and decided to let Han Chong pay the money and go private. But the mute did not agree to give money, and even wore red clothes and cried and laughed. Everyone thought she was crazy because of the stimulation, and Han Chong could only temporarily take care of the lives of the mother and son. As they get along, the two get closer and closer, and the mystery of the mute's twists and turns of life is gradually revealed. When the two were about to start a new life, La Hong's murder case became more disturbing. At this critical juncture, only the mute could tell the truth... The collection also includes the author's acclaimed works such as "The Scene" and "Little Burden", and comes with the author's signed paintings and movie posters.

"Perseverance" is a novel about wisdom and courage, love and loyalty, friendship and trust, survival and dignity, and adventure for happiness. Lole, a cow on a country farm, originally lived a carefree life, but one day the farmer went bankrupt and all the animals on the farm faced the fate of being slaughtered. To make matters worse, her "sweetheart" also betrayed her at this time. Frustrated, Luo Le decided to escape from the farm with her friends and go to a "place where cows can survive." Along the way, they have to face the hunt of farmers, the entanglement of vicious dogs, and the unknown dangers of the long road...

"Tea Green and Tea Red" is a novel with a local theme. It revolves around the life of two ordinary farmers struggling with poverty and breaking through. It not only narrates the touching love, but also praises the tenacity and high philosophy of life. Zhu Qingming failed the college entrance examination and his father passed away with regret. Faced with family hardships, he shouldered the burden of life and fell in love with his high school classmate Jin Lan. Zhu Qingming's good friend Chen Xiaoman, who is lively and enthusiastic, fell in love with Shen Mengyao who came to the village to perform, and he was determined to get married. Happy families are all alike, but every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. The two men matured in the setbacks, shouldering the wind and rain, and guarding their love with warm arms. The novel is tactful, poignant, ups and downs, and thought-provoking...

Liuli Village was an ordinary village six miles east of Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty. The twelve volumes of "Liulizhuang Legacy" include nearly 600 fragments of text, most of which are miscellaneous memories of the characters in Liuli Village and the deeds of related people. This book is the result of more than ten years of preparation and accumulation by the author Dong Dongqiang. A few chapters of the book have been serialized on the Internet in recent years. The whole book is imitated in the genre of note-taking novels such as "Taiping Guangji" and "An Introduction to Ancient and Modern Tan Tan". It uses the unofficial style of hearsay to describe all things in life, and uses the joking tone of storytelling to imitate the people in the city and the countryside. In the casual conversation, a few slang songs with wild tunes were sung; in understatement, a long and enchanting and strange worldly scroll was pieced together. The light part of the pen and ink is like tea, and the strong part is like wine; there are often strange and interesting words in the words, and many of them are affectionate.

In Tibetan legends, "Shambhala", as the concept of pure land opposite to "dirty country", is the ideal kingdom of perfect happiness, perfection and beauty that everyone yearns for. It is impossible for ordinary people to get close to Shambhala because it is "the place where gods live". Since the publication of the British writer Hilton's novel "Lost Horizon" in 1933, people's search for Shangri-La (Shambhala) has never stopped. The story of the novel "Secret of Fragrance" took place in 1944. I took a Flying Tigers fighter plane to perform a special mission in western Yunnan. Unfortunately, it crashed while crossing the snowy peaks of the Himalayas. I survived and was rescued by an old man in a cave house in the snowy mountain jungle. He told me that this was the gate to the Shambhala Kingdom. He and a group of mysterious people were the guardians of the gate of the Shambhala Kingdom. I recuperated here and experienced various magical events. In particular, the old man used the ice wall like a magic mirror in the cave to show me the story of a cattle herding tribe that migrated in a snowstorm and lived a narrow life in search of a place to survive - a fairyland-like fertile pasture. They migrated just to find the legendary lush pasture. They emerged from the snowstorm, defeated the harassment of wolves, and headed for new pastures. I finally understood that Shambhala is not in the sky, but in the heart of man. Everyone has his own piece of pure land hidden in his heart, which is the ideal country of Shambhala. Only a sincere heart that is good and unyielding in the pursuit of ideals can achieve this.

The sun is scorching the earth like fire, and it is also scorching the crops in the field and the trees and weeds on the river bank. The noisy chirping of cicadas adds to the heat. Shuanzi climbed up the narrow bluestone steps to the Tuhai River Gate. As usual, he climbed up to the highest pillar of the gate and sat on the top.

The novel "The Man Who Came Out of the Red Sweet Potato Kiln" describes the growth and life history of a poor rural child in rural Xiguanzhong, Shaanxi Province. It takes the life experience of the protagonist Li Houpin as the main line. The art shows the protagonist and the villagers supporting each other and forging ahead in hardship, recreating the difficult years in the past and reflecting the valuable qualities of ordinary rural families who work hard and are positive in the face of hardship and adversity.

This book is a rural-themed novel. It tells about some people and events in the author's hometown of Honghu from 1949 to 1959. Based on his own experience and true feelings, the author uses a more realistic approach to write about the mental journey of the farmers. A rare and evocative farmers' hymn. There are four parts in the book, and this book is the first.

The novel revolves around a poor rural family. Through the ups and downs of this ordinary family, it reflects the protagonist's beautiful qualities of diligence, optimism, generosity, and kindness. A car accident took away Yiwen's parents. From then on, Yiwen, a sixteen-year-old boy, took on the responsibility of a family and took care of his younger sisters Yixin and Lianxi. The three brothers and sisters experienced various hardships and grew up hard, but they were not trapped and overwhelmed. They rely on each other, encourage each other, run for life, fight for learning, and work hard for love. In the end, with their wisdom and kindness, the three brothers and sisters grew up and achieved their own happiness.

The novel describes the emotional experience of a young farmer named Zhuzi in Zhao Village. In today's context where farmers from the countryside are moving out to work in the city, Zhuzi's daughter-in-law, Lanzi Ma, also leaves home to work in the city. Zhuzi insists on staying in his hometown and cultivating the fields. The long separation triggered an emotional crisis between the two. At this time, Yuxiu, the daughter-in-law left behind in the village, entered Zhuzi's life. As the relationship between the two increased, Zhuzi's spirit underwent a series of new changes. At the same time, as a large number of young men and women from the countryside migrate to the city, a series of new contradictions and problems have been brought to the countryside: the survival of left-behind elderly people, the lack of love for left-behind children, environmental problems caused by straw burning, etc. Agricultural modernization and the construction of new rural areas have become empty words. Who will save the countryside? Where should rural areas go in the 21st century?

The educated youth who went to the countryside in Luoyang jumped in and settled in a small Tibetan village. Here, he met Ayi Pema, an old Tibetan grandmother who treated him as her own son, Captain Dorje, who was as strict as his father, and Aga, who was like an elder brother and helped him a lot in life. He met the beautiful and pure Davaram, a local female educated youth, who made Luoyang, who had just entered life, feel the beautiful love that blends body and soul. However, facing the empty ideal of life, young Luoyang tasted melancholy for the first time. Davaram became a commune primary school teacher. She met Teacher Gyatsoge, found her true love, and hoped to have a harbor where she could stay for the rest of her life. On a stormy night, Davaram fell into deep mud in order to retrieve the two children who sneaked into the swamp to trap rabbits... Miao Er, who is stubborn by nature, is not afraid of power, and elopes with his beloved girl Ong Mu, wandering in a foreign country...

Thick Soil, author Chen Yongxiang. Parents are here, don't turn off the phone. This is a sentence I saw in the newspaper a few years ago. After seeing it, I remembered it in my heart. Since then, my phone has been on 24 hours a day, even when charging.

This book is a brand new work by contemporary writer You Fengwei. It continues You Fengwei's creative style of combining history and reality. In the novel, the author tells the story of what he encountered after returning to his hometown in the first person. The living conditions, living conditions and character spirits of the people in Ludi during the historical changes are highlighted in the author's writing. It is fictional, but it is accurate, sharp and points directly to the weaknesses of human nature. The work uses an objective and calm attitude, and uses realistic and magical stories to present the outline of human nature, the blood of culture and the dimension of the spirit of the times. The intention is far-reaching and shocking.

This is a story about returning home. I imagined my distant hometown in Shenzhen. There are 18 million hometowns for 18 million migrant workers. As far as the modernization process is concerned, all hometowns in China are the same, with popular trends blowing in and young people leaving. During the holidays, we come back from distant cities and bring something new. Young people are proud of themselves, but the older generation can't stand it, lamenting or clenching their teeth and cursing the world. Nowadays this is called urbanization. To understand urbanization, there is a starting point, a destination, and the so-called "human urbanization." In my opinion, the city is not a container, but a fractional symbol like a sieve. The appropriate ones stand on the numerator, and the inappropriate ones are sieved into the denominator. Whether the numerator or the denominator, the key lies in whether the younger generation has really found its own coordinates in the city and whether it really understands urban civilization. Who will settle these souls? Who will give them the answer?

The novel describes the touching story of a group of young women who went to Beidahuang in the 1960s and 1970s to start a business on the barren black land, fearing no sacrifice and dedicating their youth... Showing the spirit of selfless dedication of the older generation. Life in Beidahuang left unforgettable memories in the hearts of young people living on the border. In their stories, there is no fashionable and romantic love, nor feasting and luxury, but only the most true and simple life and emotions. Everyone in the story has experienced ups and downs, and encountered many misfortunes and hardships, but in the end they can always feel the strong positive energy, which hits their hearts and makes them feel admiration.

Interpret the profound changes in rural values ​​over the past twenty years and the complicated emotional trajectory of the little girl in the great era.

This is a novel with rural themes. The book takes the isolated and barren villages along the ancient Yellow River route as the background and describes the customs and customs of the ancient route as well as the simplicity, loyalty and even stupidity of the people there. Generations of ancestors have lived and survived along the ancient waterway. The villagers relied on the will of the old man Fuxing, a hero who fought to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, and a disabled soldier, to suppress the pioneering spirit and scientific attitude of young people. However, under the impact of the wave of reform and opening up, the villagers gradually awakened, and the old man Fuxing's mind became enlightened. The entire rural village has changed its poverty and backwardness.

This is a novel that reflects the rural themes of the last century. The protagonist of this book, Grandpa Wang Fulin, has been diligent and thrifty throughout his life, working hard and bearing no complaints. Together with his wife, he has silently shouldered the burden of life for three generations of his family. He only wants to restore the family's former glory and build a tile-roofed house for his grandson. However, due to various reasons, until his death, he only laid the foundation, but did not build a tile-roofed house. But his virtues of diligence, kindness and perseverance deeply touched Sun Tzu's heart. This book depicts a typical image of a farmer who is diligent, kind, full of hope and pursuit. The novel has vivid language, distinct themes, and outstanding character descriptions.

A legendary and full of life story. A "colonel" who was originally brilliant won countless battles in his life, but in the end he lost to a trivial secret. The story revolves around this secret and advances in the confrontation between the desire to protect and the desire to spy. The bizarre story hides a sigh-inducing flavor of life, including the cruelty caused by daily life and the kindness brought by time.

This book is a novel describing rural reform. The work unfolds the clues of conflicts through the promotion of Kong Taishun, an "eighth-rank township official" (Secretary of the Party Committee of Lutou Town). He went from a conscientious grassroots cadre to a dominant county chief. As a local manager, Kong Taishun is not a perfect person, but he is real and a real rural elite living in our lives. The novel not only writes about rural reform and the corruption related to the reform, but also vividly reveals the mental journey and ideological conflicts of the characters in the book. It is a substantial and thick work.

The wind still spread its hooves, rolling on the grass and wild cattails, rolling out small circular pits in the green and yellow plants. The sun hugs the low-pressed mountains with its warm chest, steaming the aroma of dry cow dung, dry straw and ripe crops into the clear air. Some big old storks flew out of the grass silently, and the wind flicked their tails and blew them away. Oh, Liu Guangzong's heart felt as tender as water. This is his Bashan, the transparent and substantial Bashan that he is familiar with, that nurtures him, and that he relies on. He was leaning on Bashan, just like he was leaning on his real yellow sand cow.