Since its publication in 1993, "Alive" is one of the masterpieces of the famous contemporary Chinese writer Yu Hua, and since its publication in 1993, it has aroused wide resonance among readers with its profound humanistic care and shocking narrative power. In a simple and strong realism style, this ** tells the ups and downs of the protagonist Fugui's life, as well as the family joys and sorrows he experienced in the great changes in Chinese society.
Douban score: 94 points (as of September 1, 2023).
Book Review: Alive is a masterpiece of far-reaching social significance and humanistic value. It is not only a **, but also a mirror, reflecting the suffering and struggle of an era, as well as the tenacity and tenacity of human nature. With his unique literary technique, Yu Hua tells a simple story profoundly and movingly, so that readers can not only feel the hardships of life but also experience the meaning of survival in the process of reading.
The protagonist of *, Fugui, from a carefree rich young master to an ordinary farmer who has gone through the hardships of life, his life is a deep reflection on traditional values and social changes. Through the depiction of Fugui's fate, Yu Hua shows the struggle and perseverance of an ordinary person in the torrent of history, as well as his persistence in family, love and responsibility.
The language of "Alive" is concise and powerful, and although the plot is full of tragedy, Yu Hua, with his unique sense of humor and deep understanding of human nature, gives this work a vitality that transcends tragedy. Every character in the story is vivid and real, and their stories resonate and make people think deeply.
In terms of literary techniques, Yu Hua uses a variety of narrative techniques, such as flashbacks and interludes, to make the whole story layered and closely connected at the same time. By capturing the details with precision, he succeeds in constructing an emotional world that allows the reader to fully immerse themselves in the story as they read.
Overall, "Alive" is a classic that is worth reading again and again. It is not only an exploration of the meaning of individual life, but also a profound reflection on the history of human society. For readers who want to understand modern Chinese literature, especially those who pay attention to human nature and social changes, this ** is undoubtedly a rare choice. Meet good books