1982: Hunting in the Mountains of Yunnan
1982，我在云南赶山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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Reader comments 34
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Rebirth? No! You were poisoned and not cured!
Author, listen to my advice! You're not reincarnated! You're poisoned by *Clerodendrum trichotomum*, go to the hospital immediately! It'll be too late if you wait, and if the symptoms get severe, you might even cut off your own penis.
Who are you selling to? Who can afford it? Do you have a temporary residence permit if you go to another city? 😜
At the end of the article, he regained consciousness and found himself in the hospital; all those experiences were just his hallucinations of mushroom poisoning. 😁
Book Recommendations
Yes, this book is interesting, and it gets even more interesting as you read on. I have no interest in going up the mountain to dig for medicinal herbs every day; risking my life for such a paltry sum. It's rare to find a book that uses mountain farming as initial capital, and then, from the perspective of a village party secretary, delves into running a village and town enterprise. Excellent, highly recommended.
At first glance, I thought it was a scene from Yunnan where corpses are transported! I'll check it out in a couple of days when it's free to watch for a limited time to see if it's any good.
After reading Chapter Nine, I realized it's just constant bragging and a perpetually nonchalant attitude! Any readers have any insights on whether this book is worth the money?
To be honest, I'm a little disappointed. The early and middle parts of this story are well-written, seamlessly blending business and rural life. It's not rushed, which is why I've been following it closely. However, towards the end, I don't know if it was because writing this book wasn't profitable or what, it suddenly became anticlimactic. The timeline rushed, making it very difficult to read.
The plot is a bit awkward.
My recent writing has been a bit sloppy. Why be afraid of a local thug? He has a name and surname, why worry about not being able to identify him? It's like in this day and age, why bother with evidence?
In an era without oil, who would eat wild mushrooms? Would they taste good without oil?
I still remember something my mom said. She said that when they were little, they would boil the termite mushrooms they found in plain water with a little salt and eat them. So sometimes when they saw termite mushrooms, they didn't even bother to pick them up and would just kick them with their feet!