Jiajia Audiobook MP3--The Dust Settles

Author: Beijing Kehai Electronic Publishing House
Publisher: Beijing Kehai Electronic Publishing House
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Features: Author: A Lai, Duration: 19 hours, Narrator: Zhong Weiwei. It tells the rise and fall of a Tibetan tusi family and their romantic secrets, showcasing the unique charm of the mysterious snow-covered plateau. A true audio book in every sense, it offers a brand new, more casual, and relaxed way to read. It allows you to free your hands, rest your eyes, and access it anytime, anywhere, reading at will. It enables people to absorb knowledge and improve their literacy in a leisurely reading style. This is a spiritual journey under the dual consciousness of cultural insight and life experience, an exploration of the profound existence of a nation and even universal humanity through a new experimental self [character], and a fictional game that captures the sense of poetry and history intertwined in dual aesthetic tastes. The autumn birch forests on distant hills and the ancient stone watchtowers around him once again bring A Lai's turbulent and passionate inner world back to tranquility. At this moment, he feels that he is the second son of the Maqi tusi he created, and he is the monk of the Gelug sect—Wenbo Yixi Liao. Excerpted from Literary Weekly
This novel has a unique perspective, "rich in Tibetan cultural connotations. A faint touch of magical realism enhances the intensity of artistic expression." The language is "light and charming," "full of dynamic poetry," and "shows the author's outstanding artistic talent." A Lai, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature, is the President of the Modern Chinese Literature Research Association, Vice President of Beijing Federation of Literature and Arts, and Professor Yan Jiaoyan of Peking University. It draws inspiration from the magical realism that originated in Latin America, offering a fresh and novel experience. Listen World website Liu Wei
In the Sichuan Aba region in the 1940s, the local Tibetan people were ruled by eighteen tusi families. Maqi tusi was one of the powerful Kangba Tibetan tusi families. Maqi tusi had a foolish son with a Han Chinese wife after drinking. This universally recognized fool was out of sync with reality but possessed extraordinary premonitions and actions, becoming a witness to the rise and fall of the tusi system. Conflicts and killings faded away, and an old world finally settled. With clasped hands, he blessed his beautiful homeland and prayed for the happiness and good fortune of the people—Zha Xi De Le.
The novel's story is captivating and moving, with passionate and transcendent perspectives, showcasing the rich ethnic customs and romantic secrets of the tusi system.