Braving the Journey to the Northeast
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A good fit for
- 喜欢年代家族史诗、偏爱平民视角历史叙事的读者
- 看过同名电视剧,想读原著补充细节的观众
- 对山东移民史、东北近现代史与民俗感兴趣的读者
- 需要一部厚重长篇、愿意投入数十小时阅读的读者
Not a good fit for
- 偏好轻快短篇或强悬念快节奏叙事的读者
- 对方言词汇与地域行话接受度较低、读起来易出戏的读者
- 希望读到严格史学考证而非文学叙事的读者
Reading tips
- 按“第一部至第四部”的顺序读,四部对应朱家从逃荒、淘金、开饭馆到争矿业的四个阶段。
- 读到淘金、木帮、采参等段落时,可留意方言与行当细节,这正是作者田野采访的成果。
- 可配合查阅清末东北封禁政策与“九一八”前后的历史背景,理解人物选择的时代压力。
- 若先看过电视剧,可对照阅读,留意小说在人物心理与家族日常上的补充描写。
About the publisher
Shandong Publishing House of Literature and Art is a professional publisher focused on literature and art, with publications spanning foreign literature, classical literature, Western philosophy, and social sciences. Judging from the books in the database, it offers foreign classics such as The Brothers Karamazov, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Resurrection, classical Chinese literature including Dream of the Red Chamber: Complete in 2 Volumes, and Japanese literary works by Yasunari Kawabata such as Snow Country, The Old Capital, and Thousand Cranes. Its translator resources include Geng Jizhi and Zhou Kexi, while its author resources cover Chinese and foreign masters such as Cao Xueqin, Dostoevsky, Dumas, and Leo Tolstoy. In terms of publishing features, the house emphasizes the translation and popularization of classic works, balancing academic value and readability. Public information is limited; the above introduction is based mainly on the publishing directions reflected in the books in the database.
Contents
- Part One
- Chapters 1–10
- Part Two
- Chapters 11–20
- Part Three
- Chapters 21–30
- Part Four
- Chapters 31–40
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About the author
Gao Mantang, born in 1955 in Dalian, Liaoning, is a Chinese screenwriter and writer and a National First-Class Screenwriter. His work consists mainly of television scripts and the novels derived from them, often drawing on northeastern China and the everyday lives of ordinary people. He is skilled at portraying family ethics and personal fate amid social change, with solid storytelling, vivid characters, and a strong sense of period and region. His representative works include Chuang Guandong, The Old Tavern, The Family of Nine Phoenixes, The North Wind Blows, The Great Craftsman, Returning to the Ranks, and Frontier of Love, many of which have been adapted into television series of the same name starring well-known actors and have reached a wide audience. His books are commonly categorized as premium fiction, social fiction, and essays and miscellaneous writings. Public information is limited, and few details of his life are recorded; readers know his writing mainly through these works.
Sun Jianye is an author about whom limited public information is currently available. The library holds one work under this name, Guandong Raiders (Chuang Guandong), which belongs to the category of premium fiction. The work is well known to readers and was adapted into a television series of the same name, starring Li Youbin, Sa Rina, Song Jia, and Zhu Yawen. Based on the available materials, Sun Jianye's creative profile centers mainly on this subject, and the work gained wider reader attention through its television adaptation. Since information such as dates of birth and death, nationality, educational background, and writing career remains unclear, this introduction makes no speculation and presents only the work's category and influence based on library facts. Overall, Sun Jianye's name is closely associated with Guandong Raiders, a novel that entered the public eye through its screen adaptation and stands as a relatively representative work in its genre.