Character characteristics of the past in the south of the city

Eiko's protagonist, Eiko, is a kind, smart and bold 5-or 6-year-old girl. Living in Beijing Hutong, she observes the world with childlike eyes and pays attention to all kinds of people around her. Finally, at the primary school graduation ceremony, her father died of illness, and Eiko realized that she had grown up.

Xiuzhen, a crazy woman in Xiuzhen Hui 'an Museum, became friends with Eiko. With Eiko's help, the crazy woman found her long-lost daughter. However, fate makes people think that Xiuzhen's mother and daughter knew each other and died tragically under the train wheels at night.

Aunt Lan's parents' friends are kind-hearted and dare to pursue love. Dad likes Aunt Lan for a long time. Xiaoying arranged for Uncle Dean and Aunt Lan to live at home, and they agreed to leave after the job was done.

Ma Song Eiko's wet nurse is a simple countryman. A few years ago, Ma Song left her children to wait on Eiko, but she received bad news. Her son drowned and her daughter was sold to someone else. Ma Song left with tears in her eyes.

Dad liked Aunt Lan and eventually died of illness.

"Old Things in the South of the City" is an autobiographical novel published by Lin Yu 1960, which is based on her life from seven to thirteen years old, and it can be regarded as her masterpiece.

Lin (19 18 March 18 -200 1 February 1), formerly known as Lin, was nicknamed Eiko, a Taiwan Province writer. Born in Osaka, Japan, originally from Toufen Town, Miaoli County, Taiwan. At the age of 3, he returned to Taiwan Province Province with his parents. Because Taiwan Province Province was controlled by the Japanese, his family moved to Beijing and had an unforgettable childhood. Twenty-five years later, Eiko and her husband, He Fan, supported their mother, carrying, carrying and holding their three children.

From 65438 to 0948, his family moved to Taiwan Province Province. In Taiwan Province Province, he still concentrated on running newspapers, periodicals, writing and publishing. He contacted a large number of cultural figures in Taiwan Province Province, supported a large number of young writers in Taiwan Province Province, and published many famous literary works. Known as the "Grandma of Taiwan Province Literature", 1998 won the "Lifetime Achievement Award".