Pass a Life

This book is a realistic novel. The story begins with the failure of a Japanese businessman to establish an immigration settlement somewhere in Northeast China in 1922. In the midsummer of 1931, the Japanese agency wanted to pilot the reconstruction of the settlement. However, the purchase of cultivated land at market prices had little effect, the conspiracy to purchase at low prices had little effect, and then in the process of expelling the aborigines by force, the people defended themselves and faced tit-for-tat, unfolding a grand picture of the production, life, struggle, and ideological and cognitive changes of all strata in Northeastern society. The rich and colorful display showed the dazzling bloom of the unique cultural genes of the Chinese nation, and also completed the visual narration of the author's inherent concepts.