Recommend Yu Hua's "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood"

From a dentist to a member of the Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood" perfectly shows the contemporary famous writer Yu Hua's approach to the reality of life in the later period, presenting a creative style of indifferent and resolute strength with a plain folk posture. Seeing the title of the book, we also guessed the main line of the book, which tells the story of an ordinary worker living in the 50s and 60s at the beginning of liberation, Xu Sanguan, 12 times of blood sales experience. The first time I heard a friend say that I had curiosity, selling blood is illegal, and you may also be infected with the virus, what kind of encounter makes people embark on the road of selling blood. The most profound sentence: "The blood on the body is handed down from the ancestors, and people can sell fritters, sell houses, and sell fields, but they can't sell blood." After reading this book, you will understand that in the face of suffering and tragic fate, it really takes more courage to live than to die, and you will also be shocked by the will and strength of human beings. The book has been adapted into a play of the same name, a film of the same name, and selected as one of the "10 most influential works of the 1990s" by 100 Chinese critics and literary editors.