Ningguta exile

Author: Man Ruyi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In terms of the style and conception of the novel, the author blends the strengths of Chinese and Western novels, providing a practical framework for the new quality of fiction. Not only does he capture many magnificent and subtle plots, but he also meticulously examines and crafts a well-thought-out structure. Through diligent effort, he wrote this 28-chapter novel, thus pioneering a literary path centered on the theme of Northeastpeople. The Ningguta Exiles employs a multi-perspective limited narration, taking the legendary story of Wu Zhaoqian, a Jiangnan scholar hailed as "a genius of his generation," who was falsely accused and exiled to Ningguta, as its subject. Through the lives of Wu Zhaoqian and many other Ningguta exiles, it reflects the struggle between justice and evil, and through the unwavering friendship between Wu Zhaoqian and Gu Zhengguan and others, it praises the noble sentiments of humanity. The story begins with the Shunzhi Dingyou Southern Examination Case and Wu Zhaoqian's exile, and ends with his amnesty.