
City and Walls
城与墙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Realist Fiction
- Subgenre
- Social Realism
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Also on Zongheng
Synopsis
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96Chapters
21kPopularity
980Readers
230Must-read votes
8.0Score
19Ratings
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Reader comments 3
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This story is so beautiful. The author feels like he is writing poetry, and the words reveal a deep understanding of it. The city and the wall are the cultural inheritance of Greater Xi'an. This is the indelible inheritance of Lao Qin. Qimao's realistic novels are so good.
A very readable work
The author writes about a good subject matter. He stands in the position of protecting the city walls and cultural relics, interspersed with the struggle against criminals who steal cultural relics, and the plot is quite compact. But the setting of the main character is a bit too much. He left home for five years and ignored his wife and children. He has no moral bottom line! There are other plots that don't make sense either. In short, I hope the author will continue to work hard and write good works according to common sense and convention.