Shanhedu

Taking Chen Laiguan's growth as the main line, he writes about his half-life journey from a mountain village in western Zhejiang to the times. In 1968, when he was seven years old, he heard his father say at the ferry: "The mountain is about to open its mouth." Ten years later, his father sank into the river to save people, his eldest brother wrote in blood to build the bridge, and his second brother stayed anonymous for the country for forty years. He grew up from an agricultural technician to a grassroots cadre, and experienced every wave of electrification and road construction, farm distribution to households, poverty alleviation in the mountains, and rural revitalization. The novel uses "crossing rivers and mountains" as a metaphor - crossing mountains of geography, times, and people's hearts. Use "light" as the image: with the light on, you won't feel panic when walking at night. The mountain a person climbs is the epitome of a country's revitalization.