Kiln Factory Courtyard

I won't read it anymore. The writing is too frustrating. I just read the novel for fun, but you want to be Yu Hua.

After reading chapter 20, I just wrote about one thing. I was wrongly accused of stealing my underwear, and then I slapped the thief in the face. Chapter 20, I was so blind after reading chapter 20.

Different from the predicaments caused by neglect of work, illness, and accidents in many eras, this situation of still being in deep trouble despite working so hard is the most authentic portrayal of that era, or every era. 1. The inferiority brought about by poverty penetrates deep into the soul through material things The opportunity to study that the sister who studied best cried and cried but couldn't get, the tattered clothes she wore, the cheapest steamed buns in the cafeteria, the only one in the class who didn't pay tuition and was chased by the teacher in the class... It was a suffocating feeling like water over the nose 2. The poorer you are, the more inexplicable misplaced self-esteem Poverty can actually only be solved by wealth, but it is the most difficult to solve, so the inexplicable "misplaced competition for reputation" appeared. Because of poverty, the eldest sister was not allowed to study, but in order to compete for reputation, the fourth sister was allowed to study. Because of poverty, the eldest brother's childhood sweetheart married someone else, but in order to gain reputation, he borrowed money to marry his eldest sister-in-law. 3. Poverty will make people lose the opportunity to get rid of poverty Around the 1980s, it was a rare era when you could change your destiny through reading. The eldest sister's loss of the opportunity to study is just a microcosm. Some people always say that since you have nothing anyway, why not work hard? Fighting requires costs. Poverty means that you can't even raise the costs to fight.

Good book. This is the best book I have seen so far about the working people at the bottom.

The protagonist lived a long life in his previous life and had his own set of logics in dealing with people. When he returns to a few decades ago, the only thing that has changed is his age... I would like to make a small suggestion, try to use written language as much as possible. After all, only a few dialects can be accepted, such as: Zhuanzi, this is a pure dialect, and most people don't understand it.

You shouldn't write online articles, you should write traditional novels. You are destined to have no results at the starting point.

It's such a shame that this book was cut. Is it because today's readers generally lack empathy for the sufferings of those years?