Big River - Hong Ke's Novel

Author: Hong Ke
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Hong Ke's novels always exude a vital energy that blends with the creation of heaven and earth. The Great River is a comprehensive summary of his past writings, as well as a journey of self-transcendence and breakthrough. Between mountains, rivers, the earth, and animals, humans truly find the roots of their lives. Hong Ke is blessed; his writing is so natural and pure: it is the expression of the heart, the extension of life, and also the embodiment of strength and beauty. In Hong Ke's world of novels, there is a vast Xinjiang. Here, he roams like a free wild horse, crashing and surging. If we follow the established paths, we would never be able to find his traces. Hong Ke seems to follow the river of history back to its source, but time is stuck in his mind, making everything strange and magical. This is a hymn to the immortality of life, as well as the spiritual history of the Juntian family of old Jin; Hong Ke freely transplants his spiritual essence into all living or non-living beings, and the hero's life extends like the great river, passing through Altai, through the white bear and the fire horse, through strong women.