Fingertip Fuzziness

Author: Feng Juming
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Ni Gu Gu Series. This book specifically takes Liu Xiaoli as a representative figure. Liu Xiaoli is a very distinctive character. On the surface, she appears to be a housewife, but she is very shrewd. She navigates the relationships between her husband, family, and the courtyard with ease. When she has grievances, she argues with her husband, but she treats her children, Feng Liu Yi, in a different manner. Liu Xiaoli seems to serve another function, radiating a picture of the common people. Through "I," Qiao Bihong, Xu Zhijian, the director, and the bureau's personnel reform are drawn. The marital relationship between "I" and Liu Xiaoli welds the entire bureau and factory world into a whole. This long is composed of a vertical progression of family development and a horizontal display of the lives of individuals and families within the bureau, forming a crisscrossing, closed structure. In terms of time and space, it appears vast and grand, while still maintaining local intricacy.