When Su Xiaoli stepped into the old teahouse for the first time, it felt like she had gone back to the old days. She was in a trance, like a dream. Later, she became a regular customer here because of the low prices, and later, it was because of him—Jiang Yunong!
Su Xiaoli came to Yarkand with the obsession of "leaving in three years", but due to the change of fate, she became homeless.
Jiang Yunong, a cadre who aided Xinjiang, came here with his mother's ashes and his young daughter, just to fulfill his mother's last wish of pursuing the music of Twelve Muqam. The locked door of his heart was gently pushed open by Su Xiaoli's kindness, and the two lonely souls slowly approached in the curl of tea smoke.
In the eyes of tourists, the Shache Old Teahouse is the ceiling of southern Xinjiang's humanities. For Su Xiaoli, it is filled with a more real world: Ai Shanjiang, the teahouse owner who refuses the temptation of commercialization, Lan Mengze, who has repeatedly failed in entrepreneurship, Luo Manya, who is troubled by scumbag men, Ayiguli who escaped from marriage and came to work, Fan Fan, a travel friend who loves to brag, Xingchen, a young director who makes documentaries...
In the old teahouse where time has settled, there are not only peaceful and calm old Uighurs, but also melancholy, love and sorrow, bright smiles, heart-wrenching cries, and even the hardship and endurance of life. It is full of human fireworks, joys and sorrows, and the background of life...
In the fragrance of tea, voices, smoke, and the warmth of the fire, some people were saved, and some completed their growth and transformation. The unwilling Su Xiaoli felt relieved when the high school at the end of the crane turned against the wind, and Jiang Yunong, who had persecution delusions, was cured.
This is a story about encounter, perseverance and redemption, which contains the most touching customs, customs, fireworks and deep feelings of southern Xinjiang.
This is the first time I read this kind of article. It can make people feel calm in the fast-paced life. I like it. Big boost for the author! Looking forward to it,
The author's writing style is very good, and the plot has ups and downs. The cadres who aid Xinjiang and the high school teachers are very beautiful, sweet, and delicate. The characters have clear personalities and the emotional lines are particularly beautiful. I hope the author will update it more.
It's so realistically written, it feels like it's happening right in front of you
I was deeply moved by the author's sincerity
It made my blood boil. I am a teacher. I know how much teachers have sacrificed behind the counterattack. I just plan to go to southern Xinjiang during the summer vacation to experience the warmth of tea smoke in the old teahouse.
This book is relatively niche, but it is really a book worth recommending. It's been a long time since I read a book that lasted to the end. I read this one seriously. Coincidentally, I am a teacher, and what is even more coincidental is that I am a teacher who has aided Xinjiang, so I think it is really worth reading, it is emotional, rational and heart-warming, and I recommend it.
This is a book with its own wind and heat. It not only writes about the geography of the southern border of the Silk Road, but also writes about the soul's habitat in a foreign land. The author uses tea smoke as a guide, and in the smoke and smoke of the old teahouse, he turns loneliness into encounter, and writes about the journey home from wandering. The text contains the unique roughness and romance of southern Xinjiang, as well as the softness and sobriety of all kinds of human beings. While covering up, one can seem to hear the wind in the ancient city of Yarkand, which is about waiting, reunion and self-salvation. It makes people feel warm and at ease.
Haha, Luo Manya was slapped in the face, so pretty
This is an anti-conventional article, and the author writes well.
The subject matter and background are very good, and they are in line with local characteristics. However, the more I read, the more it feels like a domineering boss, and the logic and character settings are confusing. Especially for the younger brother Su Xiaofei, the writing is like the left and right brains competing against each other.
This is the first time I read this kind of article. It can make people feel calm in the fast-paced life. I like it. Big boost for the author! Looking forward to it,
The author's writing style is very good, and the plot has ups and downs. The cadres who aid Xinjiang and the high school teachers are very beautiful, sweet, and delicate. The characters have clear personalities and the emotional lines are particularly beautiful. I hope the author will update it more.
It's so realistically written, it feels like it's happening right in front of you
I was deeply moved by the author's sincerity
It made my blood boil. I am a teacher. I know how much teachers have sacrificed behind the counterattack. I just plan to go to southern Xinjiang during the summer vacation to experience the warmth of tea smoke in the old teahouse.
This book is relatively niche, but it is really a book worth recommending. It's been a long time since I read a book that lasted to the end. I read this one seriously. Coincidentally, I am a teacher, and what is even more coincidental is that I am a teacher who has aided Xinjiang, so I think it is really worth reading, it is emotional, rational and heart-warming, and I recommend it.
This is a book with its own wind and heat. It not only writes about the geography of the southern border of the Silk Road, but also writes about the soul's habitat in a foreign land. The author uses tea smoke as a guide, and in the smoke and smoke of the old teahouse, he turns loneliness into encounter, and writes about the journey home from wandering. The text contains the unique roughness and romance of southern Xinjiang, as well as the softness and sobriety of all kinds of human beings. While covering up, one can seem to hear the wind in the ancient city of Yarkand, which is about waiting, reunion and self-salvation. It makes people feel warm and at ease.
Haha, Luo Manya was slapped in the face, so pretty
This is an anti-conventional article, and the author writes well.
The subject matter and background are very good, and they are in line with local characteristics. However, the more I read, the more it feels like a domineering boss, and the logic and character settings are confusing. Especially for the younger brother Su Xiaofei, the writing is like the left and right brains competing against each other.