Read Jia Pingwa's Qin Opera 1000 words.

Thoughts on reading Jia Pingwa's Qin Opera

20 18 lunar calendar in the middle of January, there was no class this morning, and there was an urgent desire to read Mr. Jia's works. After careful consideration, I bought four books by Mr Jia from Taobao, namely, prose collection "Waiting for a man to send a ritual spring" and three novels "The Wasted Capital", "Shaanxi Opera" and "Impetuousness".

I have always liked Mr. Wang's articles. Teacher Wang is a "Qin native", and the article has a natural Qin temperament: simple and humorous, easy to understand. This makes his article full of toughness and strength. Mr. Wang often likes to use "dialects" in books, such as "Qinqiang". Mr. Wang is a rare literary genius in the contemporary literary world. He is called a literary genius because he changed the pronunciation of a word and created a new kind of prose-"Great Prose".

Okay, let's get down to business. Let's talk about Shaanxi opera again. Shaanxi Opera is Jia Pingwa's 12 novel.

The content involves the story of his hometown Dihua Town, Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province. With delicate and plain language and "intensive and fleeting writing", the works focus on expressing the profound changes in rural values and traditional patterns in the era of reform and opening up, and between the lines, they pour deep affection for their hometown and think about the current situation in rural areas during the social transformation period. Most people and things in the book have prototypes. The teacher's "Shaanxi Opera" is developed in two ways, one is Shaanxi Opera, and the other is the relationship between farmers and land. These two lines are intertwined and have evolved in a village called Qingfeng Street for nearly 30 years. There are two big families in Qingfeng Street: Baijia and Xiajia. The White House has long been in decline, but the White House has produced a famous Shaanxi opera actor, Snow White, who married the son of the Xia family. The Xia family dominated Qingfeng Street for two generations, and the two generations were full of confrontation and struggle in the change of sticking to the land and fleeing from it. In the past 30 years, Qingfeng Street has truly and vividly reproduced the fierce impact and changes brought by the great social transformation in China, coupled with the farmers' reluctance to part with the land, the loss of the land and the intrigue of people in Qingfeng Town.

This 250,000-word work, with its rich realistic connotation and spiritual world, won the "Seventh Mao Dun Literature Award". Mao prize evaluation: "it is a kind of tone in contemporary novel creation and a vivid portrayal of current rural life." This evaluation is obviously appropriate.

As Jia Pingwa said, "The article is frightened." He said that his article was really finished in fear. I revised three drafts repeatedly. During his writing for more than a year, he has been troubled by manuscripts. Yes, there is an old saying, "There are many good things." This is undoubtedly the prelude to his winning the Mao Prize.

It took me about a month to finish reading this book. What attracts me about this book is the complicated relationship between the characters. The author completed this book from the perspective and tone of a fool's "introduction", and expressed the grievances and right and wrong in this land of rural areas by describing extremely trivial things among ordinary people in Qingfeng Street. The death of Xia Wu brothers' "benevolence, righteousness, propriety and wisdom" implies the disappearance of an era. To tell the truth, I like this work more and more in the process of watching it. I have read several novels, but they all left a deep impression on me.

For example, Jia Pingwa wrote in the Postscript of Shaanxi Opera: "Hometown exists with the existence of parents." Yes, how can a hometown without parents be regarded as a hometown? I read the whole book carefully and gingerly. I dare not read these more than 200 thousand words. How can I read the work thoroughly? I'm sorry that Mr. Jia spent more than a year. When I was reading, I was also thinking. In my hometown, my relatives will be old in a few years. When they leave my field of vision one by one, what kind of mentality should I face? The countryside has been poor for a long time, because it lives in an era of materialistic desires. The impact of urbanization has forced many young people to leave their hometown and embark on the road of work. Over the years, problems such as "left-behind children" and "empty nesters" have been spreading. Without the discipline and restraint of parents, where should the education of rural children go? What is the guarantee for their future?

Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, since the central government put forward "precise poverty alleviation", people have stirred things up in this barren land of rural areas. Everything seems to be rushing forward, but when you look back, you will find that many things are still there and have not changed.

I dare not write any more. It's hard for me to imagine what my hometown will be like in the future. Is it completely urbanized? Or is urbanization incomplete? What should I do after this? Will my hometown be the same as Dihua Street? If not, what kind of face is it?

At this point, I not only began to sweat, but also shed tears …