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"Under the Moon" is a collection of short stories by Feng Keng. Feng Keng was a female writer who died young in the Republic of China. Her works were few, but they were all fine works. They were all sensational when they were published. This book selects classics from Feng Keng's works, including "A Poor Woman", "Under the Moon", "From Noon to Midnight", "Meditation", "Wind and Rain", "Seaside", "The First Day of School", "Rose of Summer Night", "Awakening" and other novels.

"Return" is a collection of novels written by Shi Pingmei. As a talented woman of the Republic of China who was loved by the public, Shi Pingmei was a famous writer during the May Fourth Movement. His emotional experience, literary talents and peerless elegance have always attracted readers. Reading her words makes people feel the story in sadness and coldness. Shi Pingmei, together with Xiao Hong, Lu Yin, and Zhang Ailing, is known as the "Four Talented Women of the Republic of China". This book selects novels such as "Abandoned Wife", "Prayer", "Red Mane Horse", "Trampled Young Shoots", "Baiyun Temple" and "Wandering Singer". The language is sad and has literary value.

Whether it is landscape or humanities, behind the tranquility is probably the hard work of natural selection. The twists and turns of time embrace, and gradually form an extraordinary momentum, shaping the mountains and rivers, and shaping the hearts of the people. --"The Power of Silence" When you are alive, you can be close to the land. This is the blessing of life. The characteristics of plants in life require the nourishment of the land. Who knows whether he was a wheat plant or a poplar tree in his previous life? --"The Wheat Turns Yellow" Regardless of wind, frost, rain, snow, spring, summer, autumn, or winter, in cities, villages, or wilderness ravines, trees survive in a standing posture, without pride or fear. Standing is a way of life. Standing shoulder to shoulder with a tree, no matter when and where, your body and mind are united, you strive upward without being humble, and you are high-spirited between heaven and earth. You will surely have deep roots and luxuriant leaves, showing your full splendor of life. --"Near the Trees"

This novel unfolds a vivid and vivid story around the recently retired mayor Nanfang Zheng, office director Yan Fengyao and the watchdog Baba of the Nanfang Zheng family.

This is a story about faith and heroes. In Italy in the 19th century, when young Arthur was still troubled by the misunderstanding between his childhood sweethearts, he learned that the priest he had loved for many years had been deceiving him, and his idol instantly collapsed. The heavy blow caused Arthur to leave home angrily, with only his belief in freedom supporting him. Thirteen years later, a resolute and ruthless revolutionary fighter named "Gadfly" returned to Italy and criticized the church's rule with sharp satirical articles. During one operation, Gadfly was arrested, and in prison he met a priest who came to persuade him to surrender. It turns out that the Gadfly is the Arthur of the past, but at this moment, the two hearts that were once connected to each other are diametrically opposed due to different beliefs. Facing a fragmented life, Gadfly's choices shocked generations of readers. "I must follow my own path and follow the light I see."

Works by the famous writer Fan Xiaoqing, this book includes works such as Canglangzhi Water, Zhenniang Pavilion, Ruiyun, Memory, Man and Snake, Old Man's Corner, Nothing in Summer, Penglai Ancient Well, Character Relationships, Holding Hands, Past Events, etc. In Fan Xiaoqing's writing, we can read her preference for the farmers she wrote about. She wrote these characters with strong feelings.

"White Paper Gate" is a novel by Guan Renshan, set in the seaside fishing village Xuelian Bay. The work provides a comprehensive description of the Mai family, which has a tradition of paper-cutting for hundreds of years, and the Huang family, a famous shipbuilding family. The writing of the works reflects rural life in a true and subtle way. Using literary works to record the living conditions and fate of farmers can arouse people's attention and thinking about contemporary farmers' issues. Guan Renshan describes real life with a cold and objective style, strives to pay attention to current life, boldly faces social problems, and shows a realist spirit and courage to face reality.

This book is a novel that reflects the work, life and emotional experiences of several generations of Beidahuang Farm.

A work by the famous contemporary writer Fan Xiaoqing. This book tells the story of a popular beautiful actress who entered the business world from the stage. With her natural beauty and agility, she succeeded in both directions and became a new star in the business world. However, a fire broke out in the backyard and the incident came to light, causing her to fall into a sinful trap. All her efforts and dedication will be in vain...

The 1950 film "Rashomon" directed by Akira Kurosawa was based on the short story "In the Bamboo Grove" by Ryunosuke Akutagawa. In this novel, there is no so-called truth, only the use of one's own narrative to deconstruct the narratives of others, dominated by egoism. It is this darkness that obscures the truth of the murder and constitutes the fog of "In the Bamboo Forest". "Rashomon (Chinese-Japanese Bilingual)" selects and translates two works by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, "Rashomon" and "In the Bamboo Grove" that are widely known to readers. The short story "Rashomon" with the same name as the movie is based on the 23rd chapter of Volume 29 of the Japanese Buddhist story collection "The Story of the Past", "A man with a wife traveling in Tamba was bound to the mountains in Ojiang Mountain." "Rashomon" is said to be the door to hell, so the word also has the meaning of "wandering between life and death".

This book is a work by the famous writer Huang Beijia. It mainly describes the tragic fate that people cannot avoid in troubled times. It is a song dedicated to Chinese women and Chinese people who never give in in the face of adversity. Many of Huang Beijia's works have won the "Five One Project" Award, the China Publishing Government Award, the China Outstanding Publication Award, and the National Outstanding Children's Literature Award, and have been translated and published in French, German, Russian, Japanese, and Korean.

This book is a full-length novel. The work describes the moving story of one hundred thousand demobilized officers and soldiers as pioneer troops, carrying out development and construction along the ancient road in the cold and desolate Beidahuang, where tigers and wolves were everywhere.

"The Hanging Chair" is one of three novels created by the artist Mr. Tang Yinjiu in recent years. Contemporary artist Hong created an installation work - "Hanging Chair". The basic function of a chair is to sit, which makes people feel stable and comfortable. However, once it is suspended, the stability, leisure and comfort will be broken, and it will soon enter a state of suspense... Hong tried to express a kind of uncertainty through "Hanging Chair", but he did not expect that this would become a portrayal of his life. As soon as this work was completed, he was arrested. An admired artist and the dean of a famous academy of fine arts became a prisoner in the most glorious period of his life. The function and status of the chair changed, insecurities became so dense, Hong's fate was unresolved, and uncertainty became the most important theme of his life. Hong, Yong, Da and Yan are good friends in college. They often discuss various issues in life and art together. Da was once a poet, and later became an official and became a minister. Hong once gave Da a painting to congratulate Da on his new move. Later, Hong's reputation grew and his paintings became more and more valuable, so Da sold the painting through Qiong. Soon Da was reported, and the procuratorate found a huge sum of money in his private account, which came from the gallery run by Qiong. The account was entered at the time when Hong was the vice president, but Da was the deputy minister in charge of the college, and Hong was imprisoned. A seemingly absurd story begins, and a seemingly absurd fate must be faced and endured... The novel expresses the existence, destiny and thinking of contemporary intellectuals through the life experiences of four friends, as well as the love stories of Hong, Xuerun, Qiong and Helen, as well as their resistance and struggle, reconciliation and understanding of the uncertain and unknowable fate in their seemingly absurd but real lives.

"In London" is a semi-autobiographical novel by British writer Zhong Yilin. Through "I", a single woman from China, Juliet, in the core city of London, England, in the underground music and pubs of London and the communication and life of people from all walks of life in London, the novel shows the lives of ordinary people that are completely different from the upper class in London, and shows a vivid landscape of individualism and London urban legends. The novel expresses modern people's thinking and questioning about themselves by interpreting a personal life history and spiritual history.

As a person born in the 1980s and a small figure in this great era, the protagonist Gu Fan, like all his peers, has witnessed the changes in China's reform and opening up for more than 30 years from their own different perspectives. The first part of the novel records anecdotes about Gu Fan's journey from kindergarten to university in the form of flashbacks, along with the city of Beijing and the social memories of that era. The middle part of the novel is Gu Fan's personal career and emotional experience. The second part of the novel tells the story of Gu Fan's experience of switching to 360 and starting his own business. The entire novel, with a total of 200,000 words, touches on China's political and business relations, personal career development, institutional environment and many social issues to varying degrees.

This book describes the various people and events experienced by public security officers in investigating a cultural relic smuggling case, reflects the profound changes brought about by reform and opening up on the island, and showcases the simple folk customs and rich cultural accumulation of the Taihu area.

"Mr. President" is a novel written by the famous Guatemalan writer Miguel Ángel Asturias, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature. It is one of his most important masterpieces. This book uses Estrada Cabrera, who was in power from 1898 to 1920, as the prototype, using comic exaggeration to create an image of a vulgar, cunning, cruel, and sinister autocratic tyrant. Under his clutches, the entire country was shrouded in an atmosphere of ignorance, poverty, terror, and despair. In many chapters, readers can only identify the ghost-like shadow of the dictator from the words, deeds, psychology and descriptions of other characters' fates. He is invisible, but he is everywhere. He is a god living in everyone's heart. The novel uses this method of focusing on anti-object and combining fiction and reality to cast a layer of mysterious fog on the image of the tyrant. The gloomy and depressing atmosphere carefully designed throughout the book is reminiscent of hell under the rule of the devil. "Mr. President", together with "The Funeral of the Dictator" by Usral Petrie, "The Decline of the Patriarch" by García Márquez, and "The Tyrant Banderas" by José Luis García Sánchez, are collectively known as "the four major anti-authoritarian novels in Latin America".

In the train station lobby, Xiaoli, who was waiting for her father to come back, was sprayed with anesthetic and disappeared since then; after school in kindergarten, the "strange uncle" holding a lollipop took away the well-behaved Siqi; at the gate of the zoo, Xiaomao was snatched from her mother's arms on the street by a group of burly men... Three families who fell into the dark abyss, a difficult journey full of blood and tears to find a child; decades of tears, ruin, and running around, just waiting for the day when the baby comes home. Child, where are you? Where are those evil hands hidden?

This story tells the story of 44-year-old Yao Fenfen, a beautiful TV station designer. In her early years, she devoted her youth to pursue the true meaning of art and traveled across the ocean to study. After encountering misfortune, she returned to China with her son to develop her career. She built five houses successively, and met different men in each house and had their own emotional experiences with them. In the book, Yao Fenfen also faced the career competition provoked by the young female designer Lan Juan, but every time she was calmly handled by Yao with steady parrying and reasonable reconciliation. Only later, after she tragically lost her right helper, migrant worker Tian Jiliang, did she learn that he was actually her own son who she had idolized in the past! This story discusses how to cleverly use conditions to change destiny in the practical field of art, as well as the actual position of migrant workers in the eyes of the world.

This book is based on the life experience of a group of intellectual youths who came to Yunnan from Beijing, Shanghai, and Sichuan in the 1950s and joined the army at the farm, and then went from the farm to the army deep in the mountains to serve as literary and artistic propaganda team members. It uses the experience of each propaganda team member as the main line to tell their work, life and love in that era.

This book uses a dual-line narrative technique to tell the story of how Su Mingming, a recent high school graduate, made a major life decision after receiving the news of the annual recruitment of pilots while preparing for the college entrance examination. It also describes the fiery life scenes of the aviation force and praises the heroic ambitions of many students in the new era to serve the motherland.

This book contains 5 short stories by Ye Wei, all of which are excellent novels about animal narratives. These fairy tale-style adult novels with animals as the protagonists are realistic and lifelike. There are those that praise pure love, and there are those that lash out at human indifference. The works included in the book are full of strange imagination and at the same time closely connected with reality. The five novels have different backgrounds. They strive to make everyone feel the cold and heavy social phenomenon while gaining some joy and awakening the kind nature deep in their hearts.

After graduation, Luo Pingfan, a Grade 77 student, was appointed to Fenhe City as the Municipal Party Committee Secretary due to his outstanding performance at the grassroots level for many years. Fenhe City is located at the junction of Heilongjiang and Russia. At the beginning of the market economy, agriculture, industry, and foreign trade are in urgent need of planning and development. After Luo Pingfan came to Fenhe City, he immediately gathered around him a group of talents from all walks of life who graduated from level 7 or 7, as well as officials from the leadership team of the municipal party committee who were truly enthusiastic about solving problems for the people and seeking welfare. They are running around and working hard, just for Fenhe City to have a bright future. However, some officials, led by the mayor, Shi Ce, use their power for personal gain, regardless of the people and the law. In order to safeguard his privileges and interests, Shi Shi planned an attack against Luo Pingfan and wanted to use conspiracy to kick him out of the municipal party committee. Fenhe City set off a bloody battle between justice and evil.

This book collects several excellent novellas on "reality" themes written by the author in recent years, including "Resistance", "Fatal Wound", "The Dog with Seven Lives", "Kidnapping", "Stalking", etc. The novel reflects the complexity and helplessness of real life. The author uses profound writing to analyze the nature of life and the goodness and beauty, ugliness and evil of human nature. The manuscript is written fluently, can arouse readers' thinking and resonate with them, and is of high quality.

To buy a house and settle in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, is it necessary to escape? It's more real than "Beijing Women's Illustrated Book" and more cruel than "Everything Is Pretty Good"! Girls who are determined to take root in big cities struggle from their twenties to their thirties. It would be a lie to say they are not panicking, but if they are asked to make do with it, they cannot do it. It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on men. This is the wise saying they spelled out. Some of them are eager to get married and have children, some are afraid of their husbands and have children, and some are infertile without marriage. Without exception, they strive to buy a house. They believe in love but doubt the time limit of love. They listen to their hearts but compromise with reality. Disputes, alienation, loneliness, betrayal, dreams, hopes... Girls who are self-reliant but fearless.

Liu Li, a resigned kindergarten teacher, used her gentle beauty and adaptable language skills to accumulate wealth and move into an official career through multi-level jumps, and started a new life of "stunning officialdom". The novel uses the stock market as the background platform for the characters' activities, and uses an objective perspective to depict the mentality of various investors when they face the bull market and the bear market, and when officials face promotion and demotion...

Song Yu, director of the General Affairs Department of a certain city's L Bureau, was one of the first batch to be admitted to Peking University after the resumption of the college entrance examination. After graduation, he entered the work of a government agency. He started as a clerk, trembling with fear, walking on thin ice, sailing against the current, and struggled all the way. Finally, he took the position of director like a fish in water, and became a bureau-level leader. Unexpectedly, the organizational reform made him a laid-off worker, and he suddenly felt that his life had lost value. He climbed to the top of the building, and as night fell, a violent storm opened the gate of his memory. Fifty years of life roared out like a flood... After a night of deep introspection, he re-understood the value of life. He returned to the office with brisk steps. A sudden phone call brought temptation, and his plan to reshape his life collapsed instantly...

This book describes the fate and historical changes of three generations of the Han and Chen families in Sophora shu Zhuang on the banks of the Qishui River.

After Huang Lin, a talented girl from the Hexi Provincial Economic and Trade Bureau, was possessed by her immediate boss Fang Puguang, she gradually developed feelings for Fang Puguang. She started a family with Fang Puguang's help. After marriage, Huang Lin had many conflicts with her husband Liu Jiandong, and she became increasingly attached to Fang Puguang. In the process of having an affair with Fang Puguang, Huang Lin finally gained the power and status she deserved. Under the influence of Fang Puguang, she accepted the first bribe from a merchant, and became pregnant with his child at Fang Puguang's begging. With the birth of the child, Liu Jiandong had to give up his precarious home, abandon Huang Lin's mother and son, and run away to another country. Later, Huang Lin met writer Peng Yuansong by chance and got married. At this moment, Fang Puguang was in trouble due to a huge case of reselling state-owned assets. Soon after, under the persuasion of her husband Peng Yuanquan, Huang Lin walked into the Andu City Procuratorate and surrendered with an investment of 300,000 yuan in bribes.

The double-edged sword of money has deeply hurt many people. Corruption in officialdom has been eliminated, trust in shopping malls has been disastrous, love has been broken up, family ties have turned into enemies... Money once became the belief, totem and everything of some people. The relationship between people is shrouded and twisted by the curse of money, and people's souls have been greatly corroded. While money brings progress to society and modern civilization to people's lives, it also mercilessly enslaves people and turns them into dolls in its hands: With a humorous and unique style, the novel shows the picture of the times during the social transformation period of China's market economy development, and narrates the experience of a group of young people working hard for career, love, and destiny.

This book is a novel adapted from the script of the TV series of the same name. Through the description of three generations of Beidahuang people, the work successfully created a group of flesh-and-blood characters such as Gao Daxi, a representative of millions of officers and soldiers.

"The Tax Official" is a contemporary novel that fully reflects the socio-economic development and changes in the entire county driven by the development and changes of the tax system in a southern county in central my country since the reform and opening up. "The Tax Official" is based on the development and changes of the tax industry in Gunan County, and takes the growth experience and work life of the protagonist Wang Xiaokang, a tax cadre, as the main line. It describes a group of people in a delicate and profound way. The ups and downs of life of a staff member of the tax department describes Wang Xiaokang's complicated entanglements of love, family affection, and friendship in actual work. He grew up from a sunny-faced ordinary tax cadre who had just stepped out of college and entered the society into a grassroots tax leader who is devoted to the people, passionate about local taxation, and honest and dedicated to the public.

This book is a story about the growth and farewell of twin sisters. It tells the story of elder sister Helen who thinks very highly of herself, and younger sister Ellie who seems weak but is more scheming and good at hiding herself. After a game of exchanging identities, the fate of the two changed. The elder sister was abandoned by her mother and began a rough road of survival and art. However, the younger sister had a smooth sailing and became a celebrity in television and social circles, until one day she suffered a car accident. Everyone is forced to begin to bear the punishment of fate.

This book describes the various experiences of female military doctor Li Camellia from being captured on the Korean battlefield to the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

Just because she was born in that year, she was destined to continue to encounter strange things in her life. Emma, ​​with her baby in her arms, was taken to the wild frontier of Argentina, moving like a duckweed between soldiers and Indians one after another. Along the way, she met all kinds of absurd and interesting characters: an officer who wanted to print his own banknotes to establish a monetary kingdom, an Indian prince who was addicted to pleasure, and a mysterious Princess Catril... Year after year, Emma wandered around a strange land with her children. How will she eventually find the hope of life?

This book is a novel that shows the beginning of the issuance of food stamps and the end of their use in our country. Based on the suffering that war and natural disasters brought to people's livelihood in the early 1950s, the writer depicts many vivid characters from all walks of life around the conflicts and entanglements surrounding food stamps. Through their suffering and love, frustration and endeavor, selfishness and fraternity, sharp and complex contradictions and conflicts unfolded in the social life of food shortage, which truly and vividly reproduced the difficult and tortuous life scenes of that period.

The game between good and evil, the collision between love and law, the fight between good and evil, the test of life and death - medicines are used to save lives! However, there are always some criminals, driven by interests, who risk the world's injustice and turn drugs into tools for killing people, seriously threatening the lives and safety of the people, and creating many major counterfeiting cases that shocked the country: "life-saving drugs are swapped, crazy counterfeiting" , refining and making drugs, fake and inferior products are rampant..." In this intricate game where no gunpowder can be seen but is full of fog, there are cases within the case and emotions outside the case - the golden cicada escapes from its shell, the Li Daitao is dead, the hijacking in the downtown area, the law enforcement officers are repeatedly plotted... There are not only entanglements of lust, but also the appearance of corruption. Watch the "Drug Supervision Guards" defy obstacles and attack with strange tricks, peeling off cocoons and following the clues - fighting against the criminals in a series of desperate battles of wits and courage.

Wang Long, a poor farmer born in Anhui, married Alan, a maid from the Huang family, the landlord of the village. Although Alan is not beautiful and has a dull personality, he is hardworking and has given birth to two sons. The husband and wife worked together and had a good harvest. The good harvests in successive years even allowed Wang Long to save up and buy the fertile land of the Huang family, whose family business was declining. But just before wealth came, a natural disaster struck, and Wang Long had to flee to Nancheng with his family, begging and pulling carts, and eking out a living beside the city wall. Just when life was in quagmire, war broke out. Wang Lung unexpectedly robbed a wealthy family of silver from a house that had been robbed by thieves, and set out to return home. He used the unexpected wealth to buy cattle, seeds, and plowing equipment to revive his home. With good harvests every year, Wang Lung continued to buy more land and gradually became the richest man in the village. Wang Lung, who had become prosperous, began to go to restaurants and spend a lot of money. He also married a wine girl named He Hua as his concubine under Alan's eyes. Until natural disaster strikes again...

What would it be like if one day your body completely stopped moving and disappeared from life, but in a coma you could still glimpse the deepest secrets and thoughts around you in silence and stillness, and your interpersonal relationships and understanding of yourself would also change accordingly? Arnault is a headstrong businessman who doesn't know how to listen to others, an arrogant middle-aged man. He has a gentle and virtuous wife, two children with whom he is estranged, and a succession of lovers over the years. An icy snow changed his fate: he lost control of his car on the icy road. He was taken to the hospital in a coma after the car accident. Faced with his closed eyes and motionless body, everyone thought he had lost consciousness. But in fact, he could hear sounds from the outside world. His relatives and friends came to the bedside one after another and confided their inner secrets. Arnault gradually discovers how biased his perception of himself and others is. He was forced to listen to shocking secrets. Begin to see the true nature of the crowd, and gradually face the fact of who you are and who you want to be. At the same time, those he once ignored and exploited also began to embark on a journey of self-reflection and growth. His silence is like a piece of soil, giving birth to unexpected flowers... This is a gripping and touching story with interesting and poetic language. It goes straight to the heart and leads readers to think about the meaning of life; the relationship between people; the contrast between appearance and reality; the meaning of happiness; and why people should "listen" to life.

In Morocco in the 1950s, during the political turmoil, a pair of roommates who were once inseparable met unexpectedly in the ancient Moroccan city of Tangier. They tried to rekindle the fire of friendship, but found that the dark and tangled stories behind them were replayed until they went crazy. Alice Shipley is about to become a wife, but her boyfriend dies in a terrible accident. A few years later, when she wanted to leave the past behind and come to Tangier with her new husband John to start over, the last person she expected to meet was her former roommate Lucy Mason. Maybe Alice should be happy. She had yet to adjust to life in Morocco and was afraid to venture into the city's bustling residential areas and face the unbearable heat. Always fearless and independent, Lucy helps Alice get out of her apartment and explore the country. But soon, a familiar feeling began to hit Alice. The man beside her disappeared again, and John was missing. Alice begins to question everything around her, whether Lucy is as dangerous as she thought, or whether it is all just an endless illusion.

A survey shows that a higher proportion of men than women approve of their husbands becoming stay-at-home dads. Among the married people surveyed, 56% believed that this was a reflection of responsibility for the family, and 54% believed that it would help develop good character in their children. So, what is the effect of a full-time childcare for a father? Shanghai Writer Gross took the first step to explore. Since having their son Ai Wen, Mao Li and her husband Xiao Chen have been in a panic as novice parents, so they made an agreement: Whoever succeeds first in the future, the other half will come back to take care of the child. A few years later, the copyright of Mao Li's novel was sold, and after the income came in, she said to Xiao Chen: The time has come to fulfill her promise. In this way, Xiao Chen officially took up his post and started working as a full-time dad. He used to live in his mother-in-law's house, and his son Aiwen lived like a little prince. As soon as he stood up, two personal attendants (grandpa and grandma) would help him from head to toe. After Xiao Chen took up the job, Aiwen learned to take a bath, brush his teeth, put on shoes and clothes by himself... This year's At the end, in the "bloody" brutal competition for young promotions and small promotions in Shanghai, Xiao Chen relied on his many years of workplace experience and the spirit of pursuing results to overtake in an unfavorable situation and help Ai Wen pass numerous interviews and get an offer from the school of his choice.

Markham Burrell climbed into the cockpit of the Vega Herring Gull and pulled up the control column. She will fly solo across the Atlantic from east to west, something no one has ever done before. She is a free-range daughter of Africa, a legend chosen by God - archery, hunting, horse taming, growing up without control, and escaping from the lion's mouth. She loves horse racing and obtained a horse racing trainer's license at the age of 18; she loves flying and became a professional pilot at the age of 29 - she is a female pioneer in Africa entering these two fields. But she's not invulnerable. Two careless marriages, children abandoned in other countries, affairs with many men, love triangles entangled among friends... Countless secrets are circulated in Kenyan social circles. People said that she was a wild woman; for greater freedom, she turned from the horse farm to the sky. It was many years before I flew across the Atlantic Ocean. This voyage is like a portrayal of the first half of Burrell's life: wind and rain, the future is uncertain, and he moves forward resolutely with only a lonely courage. The love affairs in life have been settled, and Burrell took off. Before setting off, she stuffed a bottle of brandy into her back pocket.

"I" is an ordinary person in Fengliang Town. From childhood to adulthood, "I" has met many different kinds of people, and almost every one of these people has left a precious impression in "me"'s heart. "Love", "marriage", "family" and "interpersonal relationships" all require people to constantly tinker with in their lives. The characters appearing in the novel are purely fictitious, and the brands appearing are all required by the plot. When writing this novel, the author wanted to write about those people living in hardship at the bottom of society. They are ordinary, but extraordinary; they are trivial, but complete. It is precisely because of the existence of people like them that life feels so unsightly.

Includes the author's representative short and medium-sized novels. Some of these works are directly related to the author's life and destiny and have historical symbolic significance; some represent the style and characteristics of each period of his novel creation. These works generally focus on social reality, describe the state of the world, human feelings, and the appearance of all living beings, which have important practical significance and unique artistic value.

"Little People in the Prosperous Age" is a novel, the seventh volume in the Rural Chronicles series. The author tells the story of a farmer's noble fatherly love through He Shiyue, an honest and dutiful villager in Hejiawan, as the protagonist. It was only after He Shiyue gave birth to his son He Song in middle age that he felt that he had a head start in life. In order for his son to get married easily in the future, he renovated several bungalows of his own several times, and finally built a three-story small foreign-style building with the style of the whole village. However, Wu Xian, her future daughter-in-law, who had worked in the city for many years and was already accustomed to city life, was unwilling to return to rural life. After Wu Xian and He Song broke up, the heartbroken He Song asked his father to sell his house in his hometown and buy him a house in the city so that he could find a partner. However, He Shiyue returned to his hometown to sell his house but could not sell it at all. Now no one is willing to buy a house in the countryside. He witnessed a workers' compensation accident and wanted to use this method to raise money to buy a house for his son. Finally, the opportunity came. The boss had a fight with the villagers while demolishing their houses. In order to get the high bounty promised by the boss, He Shiyue, who had been timid and fearful since childhood, rushed forward brandishing an iron rod. Unfortunately, his hands were chopped off by the angry villagers.

"Blue Sky Above" is one of the documentary novels in the "Country Chronicles" series, which tells the story of He Shizhong's several petitions. When He Shizhong served as secretary of the Hejiawan Village branch, he not only lent more than 40,000 yuan to the township government. After the state exempted agricultural taxes, the township government and village collectives were unable to repay their debts. Based on the principle of "stepping within the line but not crossing the line," He Shizhong began to evolve from a rights-defending petition to a "profit-seeking" petition, and later became a paranoid "professional petitioner." Just like He Xiangyong's previous rural-themed novels, the content of the novel is true and the details are detailed. The novel tells about petitioning and maintaining stability, which is a hot topic in society at present. The images of farmers and rural grassroots cadres it portrays are real and vivid, and have their own unique value.

The novel vividly describes the changes and complex conflicts and entanglements in the relationships between townships and villages, villages and people, officials and people, and people and people in contemporary rural China. In particular, it gives a thorough and vivid representation of the interest game between different groups in the countryside during the period of transformation. The stories one after another that are both reasonable and unexpected make people laugh but it is difficult to laugh out loud. The novel also provides a profound and detailed description of current social sensitive issues such as investment promotion, hearings, collusion between government and businessmen, etc. It is a rare and excellent work for observing and understanding contemporary rural China.

Implementing villagers' self-government and developing grassroots democracy is another great creation of Chinese farmers. Promoting democratic elections of village committees is the prerequisite and foundation for the implementation of villagers' autonomy. The novel revolves around He Duanyang, a villager in Hejiawan, who ran for village committee director three times. It reflects the arduous and tortuous journey that China's new rural grassroots democracy has gone through over the past thirty years of reform and opening up in the struggle against thousands of years of unwritten rules of officialdom, clans, house factions, and evil forces. It enthusiastically eulogizes the progress of the times and the growth of a new generation, and reveals The strength of traditional forces and the chronic diseases of the system bluntly reflect the complex relationships between village committees and villagers, village committees and village party branches, village committees and township governments under the current villagers' autonomy. It presents us with a vivid picture of China's rural social politics, society and families during the transition period, and leaves us with a lot of broad space for reflection and questioning.

"Country Chronicles Men's Files" is a part of the "Countryside Chronicles" series of novels from multiple angles. This book tells the story of He Shiliang who was unjustly sentenced to 10 years in prison during the "Cultural Revolution". After he was released from prison, he seized the opportunity, started a small business, and grew into a successful farmer entrepreneur, while also gaining true love. The novel uses small things to see the big things. It not only reflects the living conditions of China's lower class people in a special era, but also enthusiastically praises the changes in the times and social progress brought about by reform, opening up, and the market economy.

This is a full-length novel, a "photo album" that records social changes, and depicts the ups and downs, joys, sorrows, and spring, summer, autumn, and winter of rural people in the process of integrating into the city. The story starts from the Spring Festival to the end of the Spring Festival of the next year. It seems like a circle, but the family has undergone tremendous changes. The beginning of the novel is dramatic. He Shilong's wife Li Chunying reunited her family with her family on her 80th birthday, but she died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage due to emotional fluctuations. A good thing turned out to be a bad thing, and the story unfolds from this. By the time of the reunion in the second year, all kinds of conflicts between family members were finally resolved by family affection, which was touching.