received Yu Hua's new work, "Wencheng".
The book writes about a man, and a place in the town of Famous Creek.
Lin Xiangfu is a man with snowflakes on his body and his hair and beard covering his face. With the humility of a weeping willow and the taciturn of a field. Even if he later became the owner of Wanmudang and the Wood Society, his humility and silence remained unchanged. His past was tied to a mysterious city, and no one knew why he was looking for a place that didn't exist.
Life is the prelude to one's own past and others. Yu Hua said.
After reading all of Yu Hua's published works, the most important one is "Alive". After eight years, he released a new work "Wencheng". Read a few pages and put them on the shelf.
Yu Hua once said that he relied on "Alive" to live. I think so.
The content of "Wencheng" does not have the illusion of "The Seventh Day", let alone the reality of "Brothers", and the remnants of the people at the bottom of "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood". It may be that the epidemic has controlled the perspective of writers, and now, it is an era when children open their mouths when they see a white coat, not to mention that a writer is confined to a square inch of land, and he still has to live, so he can only find a "City of Literature" to deal with the helplessness of prices.
Wencheng" was published, ** evaluated Lao Yu, Jiang Lang was exhausted. I don't know if a writer still has the skills to accumulate a lot of money, but I know that celery and beans have grown in price, and the margin is very large, and the waist bag has deflated a little.
Laugh. 