The novel Tell Me You Love Me was published by Liu Wenhua and Baihuazhou Literature and Art Publishing House, and was jointly recommended by Mo Yan and others.
Because I recently read Liu Wenhua's collection of short stories "Just Couples and Teenagers", I'm still unfinished. Look at his resume. There are novels such as Sister Manifesto and Tell me you love me. I found this book from Confucius' old book network. Although it is only 90% new, the text has creases, but it also completely affects reading. As a result, I couldn't put it down as soon as I read it, and it took only two nights to finish it. Very shocking!
The story of the novel is tragic, easy to read and durable, involving major literary themes such as life and death, love and gratitude, dreams and wealth, rescue and framing, physical disability and psychological disability.
Wonderful, fresh, intelligent, strange, outstanding genius everywhere. You don't know where the author is taking us. The whole article is a riddle that people can't guard against. Until the last moment, you won't know how much this work has subverted our reading experience.
What I said is not as good as what Mo Yan said. Let's see how he commented on this work:
→ The language of this novel is alert, interesting and poetic; The characters are vivid and have their own characteristics; The plot has advanced to a certain extent, full of patience and suspense. It is a good book with both readability and literariness, and it is worth reading.
-Mo Yan
See how Shao Li, a famous writer and chairman of Henan Writers Association, commented on this work:
→ Mandarin novels are well written and have always been concerned. The language of his novels is vivid and poetic, and there are endless surprises and thunder hidden in silence; Quietly, there is a force that slowly surrounds people.
Shao Li
See how the famous writer Zhou Daxin commented on this work:
→ Record the legend of growth, the elegy of youth, the secret history of amassing wealth, and interpret the modern fairy tale of teacher-student love. ...
-Zhou Daxin
Look at how Zhong Qiushi, a famous writer and editor-in-chief of Jiangnan, commented on this work:
This novel is twenty years old. This length measures the spiritual dilemma of a generation of rural strugglers: they are eager to manage love, and all they earn is money, fame and fortune and confusion. Worth reading.
-Zhong Qiushi