Daheyan

The novel "Riverside" describes three young people in the 1980s who, in order to pursue their ideals and change their life destiny, chose to join the army after failing the college entrance examination. They rely on their own continuous efforts to move forward step by step in their own life trajectories. From a young boy, through hardships and hardships, he realizes his own value in his respective life roles. The author starts from the perspective of human nature and uses realistic techniques to describe their life experiences. The whole novel seems to be about the growth process of several soldiers, but in fact it describes the development and changes of our country from rural to urban since the 1980s and the people living in that era. The author does not use the role of a soldier as an entry point, but uses the psychological changes and understanding of society that an ordinary person should have to narrate their growth process. The purpose is to let readers understand the fighting spirit of people of that era in order to realize their personal values ​​and not bow to fate. By describing the inner emotional changes of the characters in detail, it expresses their social cognition at different stages of life, from superficiality to in-depth, and step by step towards maturity. They overcame themselves from loss and confusion, moved forward with mutual encouragement, and persistently pursued their dreams. In the end, they were able to give full play to their talents and achieve a magnificent transformation in life.