Every migration in human history has changed an era.
In 1950, to protect the new China's heavy industry from the threat of war, the central government urgently ordered factories in the south to move north.
Intellectuals represented by Li Songshi and honest, public-spirited officials represented by Su Yuanzhe devoted themselves to serving their country, enduring hardship on the front lines as they led the workers north.
At the time, many workers had started out as apprentices in factories under the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo, and some were strongly individualistic. But after the move north, the factory construction, the installation of machinery, and one setback after another, they finally came together as one, laying the foundation for heavy industry in the early years of the People's Republic.
I am born in the 1980s and have not experienced that era like my parents, so I prefer period literature.
The atmosphere and atmosphere of that era are so intoxicating
The novel is short but very interesting. It vividly describes the simplicity and hard work of people of that era.
Maybe I'm used to those lengthy time-travel novels these days, so I felt that this book was a bit short, and I ended it before I could get enough of it.
The side effects of gentamicin should also be in the memories of a generation
How many years have my heart been moved?
Although the plot is simple, the victory is true! Pay tribute to the older generation of people who migrated north! At the same time, I would like to thank the author for letting me understand those passionate years.
I don't know under what circumstances you read this book, but I read it with tears streaming down my face! The chapter just now reminded me of Paul Korchagin. If he also met Tonya like this, wouldn't he be very happy?
Maybe today's young people don't know that that kind of suffering is not something ordinary people can bear. In order to prepare for the construction of Jiamusi, my grandfather and father took a tanker truck from Dalian to Heilongjiang. It was a lot of hardship, but they never complained and worked hard! That spirit is worth carrying forward!
I have written many good reviews for this book, but I can't see them anymore. I have been voting for this book and have read it twice. As many good reviews have said, this is a rare good book. It is written in a very simple and unpretentious way, and the characters are not as deliberately shaped as in novels during the Cultural Revolution. However, everyone and everything in the book shows the fearless fighting spirit of the working class. God, although it describes things in the 1950s, it still makes readers excited and touching today. I would like to thank the author again for writing this good book for us. I hope that these good reviews will not be suppressed and more people will know about this book. I still vote for this book every month.