Wind and Rain Gourd Hall

Li Yunkuan: Hongshi is the upper reaches of Blue Ink, and Gaobi is the highland where literature grows. Writers of Gaobi origin, represented by Mr. Yan Ming, became a new force in the literary world of Zhishui. The preface Mr. Yan Ming wrote for the long documentary novel "Wind and Rain Gourd Hall" written by Sister Gao Biji Yugui is a simple and beautiful prose. Due to the influence of the same local fireworks and writing skills, he wrote the childhood complex and hometown feelings of the fellow villagers. This is the most touching part. Sister Yu Gui's more than 400,000-word "Wind and Rain Gourd Hall" interprets a history of rural life in China in the 1930s and 1940s based on the personal experience of her ancestors. It reveals the major themes of human love, feelings of family and country and political awakening of rural farmers in the war years of the Republic of China. It fills the gap in the literary world since the liberation of Hengyang County rural documentary novels.