1961: I Traveled Across the Mountains and Seas in Liaodong

Let's cut it, the writing is good, but the story logic is illogical, and the exchange of goods on the black market is not equivalent at all; a dozen or twenty people dare to go to a village with hundreds of people to grab the tidal flat, draw the land boundary, and give away their heads; the protagonist also uses the tidal flat of his own village as a lottery to bet on the game to solve the problem, this brain circuit.

Maybe you, the author, have found a good place, where everyone is dedicated to the common good and no one is holding you back! If you dig up wild ginseng and harvest black bear bile at home, you can selflessly use it to make a living for the entire brigade! But as far as I know, in the rural areas in the early 1990s, basically the neighbors next door, left, right, front and back would have conflicts over trivial matters. Maybe the conflicts were too small, and everyone would not see each other for a long time and it would pass. So I really don't have a sense of immersion in what the protagonist is doing!

Only Dalian in Liaoning has artificial bamboo forests, not wild ones. In other words, there are no pure wild bamboo forests in the three northeastern provinces. Where is this place with bamboo forests, Changbai Mountain, and the sea?

The book written by AI contains incorrect text and subtitles...

It's so preachy, I thought it was written by you, Wang Han.

Changbai Mountain and the Yellow Sea are separated by the Korean Peninsula. The Yellow Sea Beach is in Liaoning Province. Changbai Mountain is in Jilin Province. In the morning, we enter Changbai Mountain and in the evening we go to the Yellow Beach. We have to take the high-speed rail, and even trains are not allowed.

Huangtang Beach is quite far from Changbai Mountain, right?

It was okay at first, at least he wasn't a bastard, the bad guy was reborn.

The author's Dahuang Beach is really far away from Changbai Mountain. My home is right on the edge of the Yellow Sea. We have thousands of mountains here.

The description of human nature is good, but the description of rural life is not detailed enough. Come on!

I don't have a good impression of that man-made disaster era at all.