Qingmu Chuan

Author: Ye Guangcen
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Qingmucun Town is under the jurisdiction of Ningqiang County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province. It was formed in the Ming Dynasty, took shape in the middle and late Qing Dynasty, and flourished in the Republican period. It is a town in the western part of Shaanxi Province. Because it borders Qingchuan County in Sichuan Province to the west and Wudu County and Kang County in Gansu Province to the north, Shaanxi, Gansu, and Sichuan provinces meet here. Qingmucun is known as the "Three-Province Footprint" and "Rooster's Cry Across Three Provinces." Qingmucun is also related to her tenure in Zhouzhi. She became interested in Wei Futang while researching the history of bandits in the Republican period for The Old County Town. She visited Qingmucun for interviews multiple times, gathering solid and comprehensive materials. This was not only to accumulate material for her novel but also to preserve and organize the local history and culture. The past and present of Qingmucun have always moved her. She proposed the protection and development of Qingmucun at the provincial people's congress, turning it into an issue that is no longer just a matter of a single writer's concern. This is an excellent long. The theme is vast and profound, and the writing is calm and elegant. But it is not just a work of literature; its significance is far-reaching. From the book, we can see a mature writer effortlessly handling historical themes spanning fifty years, a rational scholar contemplating the dilemma of developing and protecting ancient architecture, a psychologist full of humanistic care interpreting the complex humanity of bandits' yearning for civilization and their pursuit of culture outside the mountains, a responsible cultural figure reflecting on historical achievements and shortcomings, and a sociologist's understanding of regional culture, folklore, and nature.