1961: Hunting and Fishing in Liaodong
1961：我在辽东赶山赶海
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 361k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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120Chapters
166Recommendations
12Fans
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Reader comments 11
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Forget it. The writing is good, but the story logic is nonsensical. The black market trade is completely unequal; a dozen or twenty people daring to go to a village of hundreds to seize the mudflats and draw boundaries is just asking for trouble; the protagonist even uses the mudflats of his own village as a stake to bet on solving problems. What kind of thought process is this?
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Perhaps you, author, have found a good place where everyone is selfless and no one holds you back! If you find wild ginseng or bear gallbladders, you can selflessly share them to improve the livelihood of the entire village! But as far as I know, in rural areas in the early 1990s, neighbors in every corner of the village would have conflicts over trivial matters.
Liaoning only has man-made bamboo forests in Dalian; there are no wild ones. In other words, there are no purely wild bamboo forests in Northeast China. Where is this place with bamboo forests, Changbai Mountain, and the sea?
It has this inexplicably didactic tone; I thought it was written by Wang Han.
Books written by AI are incoherent and don't make sense at all...
Changbai Mountain and the Yellow Sea are separated by the Korean Peninsula. The Yellow Sea beaches are in Liaoning Province, while Changbai Mountain is in Jilin Province. To get to Changbai Mountain in the morning and the Yellow Sea beaches in the evening, you need to take a high-speed train; regular trains won't work.
The Yellow Sea mudflats are quite far from Changbai Mountain, aren't they?
I have absolutely no fondness for that era of man-made disaster.
The portrayal of human nature is excellent, but the description of rural life is not detailed enough. Keep it up!
The author's home is on the Yellow Sea tidal flats, which is quite far from Changbai Mountain. My home is right on the Yellow Sea coast, and our area is surrounded by the Qianshan Mountains.