About the book "Shaanxi Opera"

There is a postscript written by Jia Pingwa at the end of the book. According to his own description, the novel was written in the spring of 2003 and * * * was written for one year and nine months. So from the time point of view, the former is really impossible. Although the latter may be extremely great, it is almost certain that the author borrowed interesting jokes from life, but it cannot be completely ruled out that these humorous jokes already exist. After all, before 2002, magazines, newspapers and the Internet were not as fast and sensitive as they are now. It is entirely possible that they appeared in a region a long time ago and have not been popularized. Later, it spread in the form of internet, newspapers and mobile phone short messages, which attracted everyone's attention and appreciation.

Moreover, even the modern life short message quoted by the author takes a lot of brains and affectation to change. For example, a bowl of soybean milk is poured into the bowl. In fact, there are many versions. The author must have chosen this song after his own thinking and treatment, which not only conforms to the characteristics of the times, but also produces humorous effects. Combined with the material of the times, it works well with a little processing. Why not?

In my opinion, Qin opera is really good, although many people don't think highly of it. Maybe they are used to Chun Xue, or maybe they have high taste. Jia Pingwa, with his most beautiful and simple words, rooted the traditional art form of Shaanxi Opera in the chaotic and trivial lives of many villagers in Qingfeng Street, and gave an epic description of an era in a region. He said it was a monument for his hometown, and I think it was also a monument for China's era and China's countryside. The connotation of "Shaanxi Opera" is endless and thought-provoking.

Appreciating "Shaanxi Opera" is for the title of "Mao Dun Literature Award", but also for the era when China is heading for extinction, and for the unforgettable memory of China people. . .