This book is a long fairy tale created by Lao She. The work takes Xiaopo, a boy living in Nanyang, and his sister as the protagonists, and tells an interesting story about Xiaopo's life. The second half of the story is entirely Xiaopo's dream, but it also implies the author's ridicule of Nanyang's various practical disadvantages.
I have no respect for everything in the past; Nothing in history is more valuable than the passage we are creating. I love children, they are light, they are a new page in history, printed with things we don't know-we can only watch them there, but that's enough, and there is hope. The work takes Xiaopo, a boy living in Nanyang, and his sister as the protagonists, and tells an interesting story about Xiaopo's life. The second half of the story is entirely Xiaopo's dream, but it also implies the author's ridicule of Nanyang's various practical disadvantages.
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About the author:
Lao She, formerly known as Shu Qingchun, was born in Zhenghongqi, Manchu and Beijinger. He lost his father when he was a child and his family was poor. He was influenced by the life, ideas and aesthetic taste of the lower classes in old Beijing. From 65438 to 0924, he went to England to teach and started literary creation, which attracted people's attention with his humorous style.
1930 After returning to China, he created works such as Camel Xiangzi, Divorce, Biography of Niu Tianci, Crescent Moon and Under the Red Flag (unfinished), which established the position of the first urban civilian literature in the history of modern literature. During the Anti-Japanese War, he presided over the work of the All-China Anti-Enemy Association of Literary and Art Circles and wrote a million-word novel "Four Generations under One roof".
After the founding of New China, famous plays such as Longxugou and Teahouse came out, and won the title of "People's Artist" with Longxugou. Unfortunately, Mr. Lao She threw himself into the lake on August 24, 1966/kloc-0 because he could not bear the humiliation of the Cultural Revolution.
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