Literary Master 1985, Starting from Infernal Affairs!

When I saw that "The Ordinary World" was going to be written, I didn't want to read it. Besides, Lu Yao started writing it in 1982 and published it in 1986.

When publishing an article, one must also consider whether it is suitable for the era and the region. In the 1980s, a Hong Kong-style novel like Infernal Affairs was published in China, and the police in it still had a gray image 🤭. How could it be appreciated?

I think the plot of "Infernal Affairs" published in "Contemporary" in 1985 is not feasible. If the protagonist traveled to Hong Kong and published "Infernal Affairs" in "Ming Pao", it would be okay. Replace it with a purely literary work that fits the occasion. Then "Infernal Affairs" did not need to be revised, and was sent to "Story Club" in the name of exposing the darkness of Hong Kong. Later, "Contemporary" published pure literature, and "Story Club" published a story adapted from a Hong Kong movie.

In 1985, no more than three people were admitted to college in a northeastern county. Wuhan University was at least the county champion, and even the county magistrate had to focus on it. The county education bureau organized a parade with red flowers and gongs and drums to promote it. But you said that a small village party secretary dared to withhold the admission notice? And blatantly extorting money?

The male protagonist, a turtle man, was forced to kneel down by his father, died young, and even set a trap for him in front of him, in exchange for the protagonist saying that it was not worth fussing about! ! Is this thing human?

Is the author confused about the difference between being vague and lying? My classmate and teacher asked me many times face to face what I was writing about in my submission, but I insisted on saying that it was about rural areas and the manuscript was not approved. The person who changed the ownership of the magazine went to the school to meet and ask for a manuscript. Didn't this expose it?

In 1985, you published Infernal Affairs in Mainland China. There is something wrong with this logic.

In the 1980s, he published the so-called Infernal Affairs. It's really inappropriate for contemporary times. If you really want to send someone in, they won't let you pass. You can send it to Storytelling.

The writing is good, but the logic is flawed.

In 1985, there was no big brother... How did you get the call? Landline?

As for pen names, you can't use them anonymously when publishing articles, right?

Don't you personally take care of your enemy and his brother-in-law? Are you waiting for the old party secretary to block his official career and report it?