
Anecdotes About Miao Township
苗乡轶事
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 326k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] If you meet my sister, you will be in trouble
"Haha, if you meet a sister like me, you will be in trouble." Guo Wenjie put down his worries when he heard that the two of them had no important problems or conflicts. He laughed and told Long Yifeng interesting things about his precious sister. It turns out that Guo Wenjie's family has three siblings, the eldest brother Guo Wenjian, the second brother Guo Wenjie, and the youngest sister Guo Ziling. Talking about Guo Ziling, it also gave the two brothers Guo Wenjie a headache. Because he grew up in a military compound and was used to being crazy with his two brothers, he looked exactly like a boy. Moreover, their grandparents were very protective of their youngest granddaughter and favored her in everything, which led to Guo Ziling's quirky and weird personality. Growing up, her two brothers loved and feared her. Whenever she encountered something, they would help her settle it.
[Comment] More exploration of Miao culture and description of mysterious events
Many friends who have read the previous part of "Anecdotes from Miao Township" may ask me why "Anecdotes from Miao Township" does not describe much about the Miao living habits and mysterious Miao activities? Because the protagonist is still in a period of cultivation and cognitive improvement, he needs to go through the ups and downs of life and all kinds of glitz before he can understand the preciousness of folk culture and intangible cultural heritage, and the necessity for a nation to have a complete traditional culture. In the end, his exposure to and inheritance of Miao culture will be based on his ideological awakening, so more chapters with elements of national culture will be presented.