
Pujiang Fog
浦江迷雾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 37k Words
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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3Chapters
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In the trend of contemporary literature, which often attracts attention with suspense, conspiracy or desire narratives, "Pujiang Fog" uses an air crash as a guide, but unexpectedly opens up a pure land of emotions. There is no utilitarianism or calculation in this novel. The most authentic human emotions - the love between father and son, the love between husband and wife, the love between brother and sister, and the friendship between friends - are eloquently described like a clear spring, allowing people to reconnect with the unpolluted purity of human nature. The author uses delicate and smooth writing to quietly weave the essence of traditional culture into the plot: from ethical principles to worldly philosophy, from artifact research to etiquette details, the story, within a suspenseful framework, actually completes an affectionate review and popularization of Chinese culture. When the characters in the book struggle with the mystery of their identity, what they always stick to is not interests, but the word "friendship." This persistence makes the storyline more tense and the truth of the ending particularly intriguing - what it ultimately reveals is how love transcends life and death. The plot design is interlocking, and the suspense caused by the plane crash goes hand in hand with the emotional clues, and the author's pursuit of "aesthetics" is particularly prominent: whether it is the silent understanding between father and son, father and daughter, the tearful eyes of the couple reunited after the disaster, and the emotional collision between friends, all are outlined with restrained brushstrokes that are shocking and powerful. After reading the book, the aftertaste is full of warmth and hope. "Pujiang Fog" is like a clear mirror, reflecting the scarce sincerity in our era. It may be a reminder: No matter how advanced technology is, the most precious part of human nature is always the pure land that does not need to be modified.
The entire novel is cleverly conceived, has a compact plot, and has a strong visual impact. It has a visual impact like watching a blockbuster. The author's thinking is clear, his logical reasoning is super strong, and it is fascinating. We readers can't stop reading it in one sitting.
The novel "Pujiang Fog" has a twists and turns, exciting plot and strong visual sense. The story begins with an air crash and uses the cross-border joint venture of two Chinese and Korean insurance companies as a link to unfold Liuqin's bizarre experience of identity transformation, interspersed with the grievances and grievances of three generations, and a wonderful description of three famous golf courses. The description of details and scenes is detailed, vivid and specific, reflecting the author's profound life experience and good literary accomplishment. This is a rare novella!
Thoughts after reading
1. The writing style of the novel is fresh, delicate and soft, especially the description of the scenery is extremely beautiful. 2. Although the plot of the novel is not complicated, it has the color of science fiction and suspense, which is still fascinating. 3. Most of the novel describes exotic scenes and golf course scenery, which makes people feel refreshing. 4. A little flaw~ The novel feels too high-end. The characters in the book are all children of rich families and are either rich or noble. The stories take place in big cities in China and South Korea, insurance companies, golf courses, cafes, beauty shops, flower shops and other expensive places. I feel that the number of readers who can accept these things and understand the stories that take place in these places is still very limited, and the audience is limited. But despite its flaws, it is still a very good novel! Come on, look forward to the second more exciting and down-to-earth novel! [Powerful]