Restless Mountain Village

Why is he so obsessed with the power in his hands, and why does he always dislike the people around him? What on earth made him so paranoid and brooding? Why did she choose to go out to work instead of being a good village cadre? What kind of warning does her impatience and decadence give to our current rural women? Why does she have such a deep love for that boy? What kind of hope does the confusion and rebirth of the new generation give us? … What makes them so paranoid, what makes them so impetuous, what makes her so persistent? A story about power, fame and wealth, lust, humanity, love... All the desires of life are spreading and growing wantonly in this restless mountain village. Postscript I have been writing "The Restless Mountain Village" for many years. Due to various reasons, I have been writing and writing. I have been trying to search from my memory for the deeds of a small mountain village located in the hinterland of the mountains on the border of Hunan and Guizhou 20 years ago. I strive to use the simplest native language to truly write the rural story of those turbulent years, when people were restless, souls were stirred, and dreams were fulfilled. I think I need to create a series of lifelike and flesh-and-blood rural characters, as well as the lives of the people in the mountain villages that have been repeatedly washed away by the trends of the times in the real society, so that I can show the ancient national customs and the contradictory rural real life. I want to know the unique psychological structure and spiritual experience of our rural people during the collision and integration of the turbulent reform and opening up tide in China in the early 1990s. They are confused and pursuing the true meaning of life in the confrontation and disputes between policy and self-interest, material desires and human nature, family and collective, superstition and science. I'm trying to get an answer. We have seen with our own eyes that rural areas are bidding farewell to "rural China" and entering "urban China." Is this irreversible? Today, when we lament that rural areas are being gradually overtaken by cities, do people remember that these seemingly helpless signs actually appeared as early as 20 years ago.