Migration to the South

Name: Migration to the South
Author: Arctic Candied Haws

南迁记

by Arctic Candied Haws (北极冰糖葫芦)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 21k Words
Genre: Light Novel
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Other Fan Works
Updated: 3mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Some histories are not read but recognized. From the tragic scenes in Ge Liang's "Cat on Tile", to standing in front of the former site of the Southwest Associated University and looking at the yellowed photos, worn suitcases, and handwritten handouts through the glass. This period of history inexplicably makes me feel sad. Today, I read the letter Zhang Zhizhong wrote to the bandits along the way when he moved south. "You are living in the green forest, and you are mostly forced by the troubled times, which is understandable. However, everyone has Chinese righteousness; national integrity must be preserved." Three hundred young men, unarmed, walked 3,500 miles. The chairman of a province puts down his posture and talks to the world with the word "righteousness". The bandits responded in large numbers, and no one disturbed them. His eyes became hot without any warning. Not moved, but recognized. It's like a thread has passed through more than eighty years and pierced a certain position in my chest precisely. Like those young footprints in the mud that I once stepped on; Mr. Wen Yiduo was speaking "Chu Ci" by the campfire, and one of the faces reflected by the fire was mine; The dog-eared letter that had been circulated by the bandits had a drop of rain cement on it that I had never seen before. Some history, when you see it for the first time, you feel like you are reunited. The story of Southwest Associated University is a past event that I cannot "just watch" in my life. We were lucky enough to be born into that 3,500-kilometer backbone and the China that still believed in the troubled times that "reading seeds" could save the country. The continuation of the remaining scrolls is written in rouge, and the mountains know the strings, and the water has been cold for thousands of years. Hearing the noise from the street, entering the gauze curtain, I am excited to see visitors. There are new swallows in front of the hall every year So I wrote the story of migration to the south.

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The love of family and country + the warrior of pure love: a lifelong backup. If you don't love it, please let it go.
I've finished reading. This novel has excellent writing and extremely real emotions, but it is a scalpel wrapped in literary sugar-coating, which accurately cuts through the truth of a strange three-person relationship. It's also more cruel. The article uses too many clichés. The migration to the south is the story of a tile cat, mixed with a letter written by Zhang Zhizhong to the bandit leader in western Hunan. The deep feelings of family and country that were foreshadowed in the beginning turned into love and love in the end, and it felt like the scene was rambling. I was attracted by the title and then offended by the text. Not directed at the author. All Lin Jian's emotions, choices, and inner fluctuations are centered around her. Ye Jialan is the guardian who accompanies him all the way and sacrifices his life to protect him. From the Department of Physics, pragmatic, reliable, silent and affectionate. Yao Qian fell from the sky and saw his soul mate for ten thousand years. A pilot is romantic, dazzling, short-lived, and destined to sacrifice. 1. Ye Jialan = kindness + companionship + the person "should love" · Three thousand miles, life and death depend on each other. · He protected her, saved her, saved her rations, and waited for her silently. · He is the "right choice" - reliable, affectionate and impeccable. · She was grateful to him, felt sorry for him, and had a softness that could not bear to be hurt. · But she never used the word "love" in her feelings for him from beginning to end. I can't get angry, and the heroine doesn't have a halo character, so why? ? 2. Yao Qian = Passion + Soul Resonance + "The One Who Really Wants to Love" · Falling from the sky during the air raid, protecting her with his body. · "One glance is worth more than a thousand days spent with others" - this is the original sentence of the novel. · They share the resonance of the hatred of the country and the family (both parents were killed by the Japanese invaders), and have a sense of "same kind" at the spiritual level. · She took the initiative and asked him, "Will you come back?" - This was the only time she took the initiative to confess her love. · After he died, she wore her pocket watch all her life. If you really love me so much, why don't you follow me? Wouldn't it be better to sacrifice something for the country? ? 3. Ending: Ye Jialan got the person, Yao Qian got the heart · Ye Jialan finally moved into the attic, got married to her, and stayed with her until old age. · But that pocket watch - Yao Qian's relic - she wore it all her life and never took it off. · The honeysuckle flower embroidered on the clothes is a symbol of Yao Qian, not Ye Jialan. · At the end of the novel, two old people are sitting by the lake. It seems that the years are peaceful, but the pocket watch on the old lady's wrist silently declares: A part of her heart will always belong to the dead pilot. --- I am not worthy of Ye Jialan's characterization - "You are a good person, but not a lover" Ye Jialan in the novel is so good that he is impeccable. But what he got was Lin Jian's "moved acceptance" rather than "instinctive desire." Not writing about Lin Jian, Ye Jialan's heartbeat was racing, he was tossing and turning, and he took the initiative to rush to the scene - all of this was given to Yao Qian. Her feelings for Ye are "I should be with you", not "I can't help but be with you". What the hell? You are my backup tire. Being with you means you are good to me. Solid and stable? To Yao Qian - "You are my true lover, but you are destined to be a regret" Yao Qian was written to be brilliant and then died heroically. ——He is dead, so he is perfect, will never let her down, and can be missed forever. Lin Jian seems to have packaged herself too well - "I am a woman who values love and justice, and my choice is reasonable." In the novel, Lin Jian waited until the news of Yao Qian's sacrifice was confirmed before accepting Ye Jialan. She just "accepted the care of another good person after her lover died." But for Ye Jialan and Lin Jian's lifelong companionship, they always wore pocket watches. People are self-interested, so they choose to be stable, accept unconditional contributions from others, and be reliable, but there will always be a place in her heart for pilots. That position can never be replaced by Ye. Ye Jialan is almost passive in the novel. He was not loved, just needed. His affection was seen, but not returned. Then why does he have it? What is he trying to do? Picture the friendship of that era? ? . The pocket watch is time. This watch "has never passed again", which means that a certain part of her emotions will always stay at the moment of Yao Qian's sacrifice. She has worn this watch all her life, so why doesn't love follow her? Then suddenly you thought about it? Live a bright life together with the thoughts of the two of you? ? ? The honeysuckle flower first appeared as an embroidery on the sachet given to Yao Qian by Lin Jian. At the end of the novel, Lin Jian's collar is also embroidered with honeysuckle flowers. This is Yao Qian's mark, not Ye Jialan's. She wore flowers embroidered with other people's flowers and spent her whole life with Ye Jialan. I'm a guy and I can't stand it. Randong? I love you, you love him, he is dead. Lin Jian clearly knew that Ye Jialan knew that she didn't love him, but she still believed that he would stay. This is the law of both wanting and wanting. Outrageous. Summary in one sentence: "I know you love me, and I know you are good, but my soul belongs to another person. If you want, we can live like this for the rest of our lives - but you have to accept that he will always be in my heart." No offense intended. It's just that this kind of backup literature is not worth it. I just can't stand this kind of self-belief that confuses the essence of love. If you don't love, don't blindly accept the good things from others. If you accumulate too much karma, you will have to pay it back sooner or later. A few years ago, Fat Cat gave everything he had for his girlfriend and eventually passed away. How could there be so many pure love warriors? The spare tire is always just a tool.
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