Furong Town - (Junior High School Part) (Revised Edition) (Condition: 80% new)

Author: Gu Hua
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Publish Date: 1981-11-01
Features: Gu Hua's long Furong Town is a work that delves deeply into historical reflection and profoundly depicts the life of rural China destroyed by the extreme "Left" line. As the author said, he sang a harsh rural song. However, amidst the harshness lies deep affection—it is also a song of praise for the hard-won new life, imbued with the author's heartfelt love for the Third Plenary Session's line and policies of the Party. First and foremost, what attracts readers is the author's brush that exudes a rich aroma of earthy customs. Furong Town, this "small society," is in fact a small world of personalities. The depth of character portrayal determines the depth of the work's ideology. In the character structure of Furong Town, there are both sufferers, fighters, and vacillators, as well as oppressors and persecutors. In terms of artistic structure, Furong Town inherits the characteristics of traditional Chinese realism. It takes the fate of Furong Sister as the main thread, organically organizing the complex destinies of its characters, interlocking and intertwining, like a stream returning to a long river.