Tuotuo consists of nine short stories and four novellas by the Kazakh writer Jumabai Baglar. The content of the novel can be roughly divided into two categories: one is to describe the life of Kazakh herders in Tacheng area. Through the sad or happy experiences of herdsmen under the influence of old customs and clan rules, as well as the man-made tragedies during the Cultural Revolution, the psychological characteristics of grassland people are described as generous and full of human feelings. The second is to describe the relationship between livestock, animals, human beings and natural ecology. Represented by Camel, it condemns the evil deeds of human beings, driven by greed, ignoring the spirituality of livestock and animals, destroying the natural ecological balance, and the disasters caused by it. It shows the simple cultural psychology of grassland people who are close to, love, fear and worship nature. Tuotuo embodies the author's broad writing background, exploration of national history and mental journey, keen and full feeling and thinking ability, and outstanding ability of language and structure story.
Brief introduction of the author
Jumabai Balalle, pen name Julaman. Kazak, Emin, Xinjiang, 1962 Graduated from Chinese Department of Xinjiang University. 1956 began to publish works, 1984 joined the Chinese Writers Association. He is the author of novels such as New Faces in the Deep Mountains, Birds in Yuan Ye and Singles (formerly known as Contemporary). His works have won many awards, among which the collection of short stories "Ancestor's Heritage" won the Third National Minority Literature Creation Award, "Father's Achievement" won the 1990 Chinese Writers Association and the National Ethnic Affairs Commission Minority Literature Award, and "Lan Xue" won the 2002 National Minority Literature Creation Award. The novel Oriental Beauty won the Tianshan Literature Award in Xinjiang in 2006, and Dongfeng won the Tianma Literature Award of Kazakh-Kirgiz nationality in 20 13 years. 1999 won the title of Top 100 Literature and Art in Xinjiang Deyi Shuangxin; 20 13 won the lifetime achievement award of Tianshan literature and art award in Xinjiang.
Ali, whose real name is Han Ali, is a Salar, 1954, from Xunhua County, Qinghai Province. Member of the National Association of Minority Writers. From 65438 to 0989, China's literary works translated into Kazakh began to be published, and more than 0/00 short stories and poems translated by Chinese and foreign Kazakh writers were published in domestic literary journals, such as Family Friends and Death of a Black Camel. Published translations of Sleepless Night (a collection of short stories) and Migration of the Fairy Tale House (a novel). 1999 won the translation award of the 6th National Excellent Horse Award for Minority Literature Creation, and 20 13 won the 4th Tianshan Literature Award in Xinjiang.
Han Yuwen, male, Kazak,1born in August 1964, was born in Habahe County, Xinjiang. Director of Xinjiang Translators Association, deputy translator, currently deputy director of the Office of the People's Congress Working Committee of Altay City, Xinjiang. He has been engaged in translation between Kazakhstan and China for many years, translated more than ten professional books and literary works, and published more than 30 literary translations in newspapers and magazines. 200 1 won the title of Top 20 Translators in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region.