As the finale of the Bean Bean Trilogy, "Heavenly Red Dust" can be said to have reached its peak in its storyline, personnel allocation, capital operation, and theoretical height. All the names that appear in the book are also representatives of the middle class. The book follows a group of characters with heads and faces, revolving around the debt crisis caused by Luo Jiaming's suicide. All the forces have benefited from the dispatch of leaf farmers, so that they are appreciated by foreign big capitalists, and they are not intimidated, and then deduce a thrilling contest. As a result, state power was even used to preserve individuals.
The most brilliant thing about this book is the speculative thinking of "seeing the road and not walking" proposed by Ye Zinong. Its central idea is similar to the often said "seeking truth from facts", requiring us not to stick to the empirical dogma and do things, but to take cause and effect, and to take the possibility of conditions. Ye Zinong's clumsy moves seem clumsy and boring, but in fact, they are practitioners who take steps and do things according to the law.
The biggest common denominator of the three male protagonists of the trilogy is that they are all followers of Marx, who spend half their lives studying Marx's theory and have profound insights into seeking truth from facts and the globalization of capital. In addition, it indicates that the cultivation of Enlightenment in Confucianism, especially Buddhism, is extremely high. Under the bland words, the words are pearls and to the point. Whether facing the big capitalists of foreign countries, the underworld and evil forces, or the people at the bottom of the small peasant ideology, they all showed calm and unhurried sharpness and composure.
What is particularly noteworthy is that the leaf farmers who have gathered great achievements are not only the rise and fall of individual honor and disgrace in the confrontation between foreign big capitalists, but also the confrontation of national forces behind them. Ye Zinong single-handedly raised the hot news of the entertainment industry and the ripples of the political and diplomatic circle. The few head-to-head confrontations, the time is very short, but in a few sentences, the judgment is high, so that people who have seen the leaf farmers have expressed admiration for it, and even have the intention of killing.
Three novels are enough to make Doudou a god, and its thinking, its philosophy, and its knowledge system are unfathomable. Whether it is a critique of traditional thought, an understanding of Buddhist practice, or a mastery and practice of capitalism, it is the existence of a master. It is no exaggeration to say that without reading the Beanie Trilogy, life lacks a lot of fun.