Evaluate the book "Muslim Funeral"

. "Muslim Funeral" is a holy poem that reflects the life of Muslims. An ordinary but shining Muslim world provides a detailed, detailed and true account of the daily habits and wedding and funeral customs of Muslim believers. depiction. In 1991, he won the 3rd Mao Dun Literary Award of the Chinese Writers Association and the 3rd National Ethnic Minority Literature Outstanding Novel Award of the National Ethnic Affairs Commission. In 1990, he won the Beijing Excellent Literature Award for the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China. After the publication of "Muslim Funeral", It has aroused strong social repercussions. Many writers, critics, Muslim scholars and readers have fully affirmed and spoken highly of it. They believe that this is the first work in the new era literature and my country's contemporary minority literature that successfully expresses the traditions of the Hui people. Novels about culture and real life have unique literary status and aesthetic value. This novel of more than 500,000 words, with a unique perspective, sincere emotions, rich capacity, profound connotation, and stern writing style, macroscopically reviews the long and arduous footsteps of Chinese Muslims and reveals their role in Chinese culture and Muslim culture. The unique psychological structure of the collision and fusion, as well as the confusion and pursuit of the true meaning of life in the political and religious atmosphere, have shaped a series of lifelike and flesh-and-blood characters such as Liang Yiqing, Han Ziqi, Liang Junbi, Liang Bingyu, Han Xinyue, etc., showing strange and full-blooded characters. Ancient national customs and contradictory real life. The work is subtle and subtle, as if weeping and complaining, touching the reader's heart with delicate brushwork. In the past two years, I have been low on energy and have a lot of chores, so I have not read many literary works. However, when I read a work like "Muslim Funeral", I could read it in one sitting and couldn't let go. It was read very fluently and I was attracted by some of the characters in the work. Attracted by their encounters and fate, and infected by their joys, sorrows, joys, and worries about life and death, the characteristics of the characters and their inner world gradually became vivid and vivid, and finally left some unforgettable images. After reading, I can't help but arouse a lot of thinking... This is indeed This is something I have rarely experienced in the past two years. I personally feel that I get some inspiration and comfort from the book. Exploration and innovation must be encouraged and supported. The key lies in exploration and innovation. Whether it reflects modern themes or contemporary themes, it is not only exploration and innovation in expression methods, forms and styles, and literary language, but more fundamentally, it is also the tragedy of character revealed through the encounters and fate of the characters. It is true, full of artistic appeal and charm, inspiring people to think, and touching. The works have profound connotations and provide readers with great aesthetic needs. --The famous scholar Chen Huangmei came into contact with novels about foreign races for the first time, and there was no reading barrier due to regional and cultural differences. The end of the 20th century was an era of constant renovation of value orientations and cultural concepts. It has been more than ten years since the creation of "Muslim Funeral". Looking at it today, it still has many shining things, especially in the portrayal of female images, which not only has the characteristics of the national era, but also has a certain degree of advancement. These are not so much the author's writing skills as they are the author's efforts to understand life and touch life with true feelings. True love transcends space and time. --Famous writer Li Hai'e A strange book I got to know Hoda when I read her "National Sorrow" and "Food is the First Thing for the People". I love this young female writer because from these words, I can see that she is a person who loves the motherland and the people. But I didn’t know that she was a prolific writer. I had never read any of the movie scripts, plays, etc. she wrote. It wasn't until she gave me a copy of "Muslim Funeral" that I knew she was a Hui and her writing talent was amazing! I know very little about the Hui people because none of my relatives or friends are Hui people. I only know that the Hui people love to be clean and do not eat pork. The men wear white hats like those of medical workers. There is a cattle street in Beijing where all Muslims live and there are churches (mosques), that’s all. . Reading the book "Muslim Funeral" is like entering a completely new world.

Every detail in the book was "familiar" to me, except for the period when the heroine Xinyue lived at Peking University, because the campus of Peking University is the former site of Yenching University, and I had an impression of the Huguang Tower on the campus of Yenching University. , is still familiar and has extremely strong feelings. Coming back to talk about this novel, I think it is a strange and unique flower in the literary world where hundreds of flowers are blooming in modern China. It is quite independent. With its unique plot and style, it has caused a "sensational effect". This "effect" is so broad and profound that more people know about it than I do, so I don't need to go into details! Now, I know that this book is being translated into many foreign languages ??and published overseas. Although there are some abridgements in it, I am still very happy about it. I want readers all over the world to know that among the fifty-six ethnic groups in the Republic of China, one ethnic group is Muslim, and among one billion people in China, there is a young Hui female writer. A life story of the Hui people with a strong Chinese character is written in Chinese. There are really a lot of comments and reviews about this novel in China, and it’s extremely good. There is an old proverb in China that says, "A sight is worth a hundred hearings." I hope all my friends will read this wonderful book written by a Chinese Hui female writer! ?Bing Xin