1983: I Own a Gold Mountain

Looking at this introduction, it smells like red fruit 🤓

It's too late to know you published the book….

The conflict in Chapter 2 is very blunt. Potatoes are weighed by weight. Is there any difference whether they are large or small? It's not like they're missing a pound, and the size of the potatoes doesn't affect the taste. It's just a matter of cooking more in one pot. Small potatoes are easier to cook and save firewood.

Not bad, it can be regarded as food and grass for the time being. There are not many novels about Xinjiang. There were a few about the rebirth and development of the Corps children many years ago, focusing on business. Recently, someone wrote about fishing, hunting, digging fritillaries, and making brooms. They have done well and have published another book. With others following the trend, it feels like the routines are homogeneous. This is not bad at first, but you may need to pay attention to avoid the same routine in the future, which may cause aesthetic fatigue. There are many things that can be written about Xinjiang, including the Corps, borders, different ethnic groups, Tianshan, Tarim, etc.

I'll give it a try for the time being. The author has a good grasp of the rhythm. He's neither impatient nor impatient. The plot unfolds slowly. The writing style is still online. The characters are also well controlled, and you will have a sense of immersion!

The story is interesting, the writing is smooth and eloquent, and it's beautiful to read.