
Welding Sparks Illuminate Youth
焊花耀青春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 430k Words
- Genre
- Realist Fiction
- Subgenre
- Social Realism
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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201Chapters
60kPopularity
1.2kReaders
634Must-read votes
9.3Score
258Ratings
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Reader comments 5
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So beautiful
The author of this book, Chun Bamboo, wrote so well that it made me fascinating and clicked. He taught me how I should face and repay my company and the great motherland if I was given youth again!
The language of the novel is plain, the emotions are sincere, and the characterizations are full, especially the psychological description, which is delicate and natural, and comes alive on the page. The author has rich work experience and his portrayal of welders is relatively accurate. It is wonderful to quote many ancient poems, but if used too much, it is inconsistent with the cultural level of the characters, because there is no introduction to the protagonist's amateur study of poems. The plot development of the novel is sometimes inconsistent, especially in terms of time. There are many places that could be written in more detail. For example, the characters' dialogues, costumes, scenery descriptions, and each technical research can be written in detail. The protagonist's love methods are rather blunt and fruitless.
There is no distinction between priorities and the logic is confusing. After listening to a few verses, I don't know what to say!
It's okay, but there are a lot of clerical errors.