"We Live in a Huge Gap" by Yu Hua

Used to reading Yu Hua's novels, such as "Alive", "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood", "The Seventh Day", "Brothers" and so on. As one of the representatives of the former avant-garde writing, he tried not to compromise with mainstream literature, expressing the absurdity of life in various ways, and indicting history with violence and bloodshed. Nowadays, as I grow older, I slowly calm down and use a soothing and light tone to tell the story, and the effect is more direct. Of course it works for an older person like me. In fact, this collection of essays is more personally representative, witty and humorous, and often witty, which makes people can't help but laugh. For example, the book says: People are so strange, the sounding language is exhausting, but the dirty words will be learned. Careful consideration, it is really very in line with the reality of the situation, I have to admire the writer's meticulous observation. For example, "This is human beings, and caring about wild history is always more important than caring about correct history." "After all, history is written by the victors. I have never experienced it firsthand, how can I distinguish between right and wrong. It is nothing more than different angles, different positions, and different motivations. However, the history of the wild seems to be more fascinating to read and closer to reality.