The Road to Revival
复兴之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 967k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Period Narrative
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Good books should be actively promoted on websites, which should help eliminate mindless and superficial writing. Such books are neither good nor useful to teenagers and young adults. Literature should uphold moral principles and set positive examples. While the genre is not restricted, it must reflect a correct attitude towards life. Blindly advocating violence and luck is detrimental to society.
Rongfei and Mengshan are no longer on the bookshelf.
Great book! There aren't many books that take the perspective of state-owned enterprises and still manage to be quite realistic.
The protagonist, a state-owned enterprise CEO, is far too idealistic and righteous. With my age and experience, I understand the world isn't black and white, but there would never be a state-owned enterprise leader like that. I dropped it after chapter 80. Of course, it has many merits: well-developed characters, smooth writing…
Is this book in the British Museum's collection? Does the author know?
This book has been on my bookshelf for a long time. Books with titles like "Revival" or similar themes are either grand and exciting, or they start strong but end weakly, becoming nothing more than a mundane chronicle. The advantage of writing this kind of book is that anyone with some experience has countless examples around them, and prototypes are everywhere, making it easy to expand on the…
This book is held in the British Library collection, and I came here because of its reputation.
I read *The Army of Mengshan* in high school, and I still remember the frustration I felt when the ending was censored. Books like that are hard to find these days. I just remembered it today and decided to leave a comment!
Can he still write books? Rongfei's dream life, Mengshan Army, it would be a pity if he didn't write books.
Tao Tang is almost an idealist, with only the interests of the masses in his heart. Apart from the scene at the banquet where he expressed his feelings to Lü Qi, he did not show any personal desires.