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I bought it for him, and he read it. One of the characters did a lot of bad things in the early days, but later he got up and said he was happy.
The red flag, the cha-au-u-Su-Wo-Waee, and the writer's book from the sea cow came out over 30 years ago. The main character of the book, Ranan, was a man of knowledge who had been purged by his grandfather and grandmother by the Cultural Revolution in China, and he too was driven out of town and led a hard life. Young Ran was raised by her grandmother when she was a child, and then the father, who worked as a forced labor for logging, was thrown into a tree and died. Ten years later and the
On the beautiful day of Iran, Cau-won-Shie, Khich-Ring-Rang, who is a great arrival in Fung-Doo, met the Feng River and the bellbird, the grandmother and her brother in the afternoon! I feel like I've seen an independent movie. I wanted to see the story of what happened after he arrived in Fablindu, which he so much missed, but I couldn't see it, and it was a book that left me feeling sorry for myself. The beautiful Day of Ranan was written 30 years ago by the world writer Chao Yuansen, who won
The beautiful day of Iran: Lalitur sad history abounds with stories of sick families. This is the book. Although it's a work of writer's imagination from historical background, it is a book that gives readers the disassemble and reunion of families by the Cultural Revolution. The pain of history is passed on to 11-year-old Ranrani, and the intense growth pains that the child had to experience are in this book. A happy family collapsed in one moment with the fate of the country. They are
The author, Chao Yuan Andersen, who won the Nobel Prize for Child Literature, was so much more likely to think of the book as a reading book for young children, but it was better for me as an adult (as I think it is) than it was for me to read (as in direct, but in my view, it was a cultural revolution in China and was in the background, and it is a book that needs some explanation for what children need to read today. I can't add the same conclusion, but I am glad to hear that this book, which
Chaowenxuan: Lanlan's Beautiful Day
[The beautiful day of the Koran] is by Charles Auyanen, a prime minister of '52, called the Nobel Prize for Child Literature. The home and family of Iran, the rich and educated, are plagued by the greatest upheaval in modern Chinese history. Ran, raised by her grandmother in his hometown of Fenglindu, escapes the harsh years of the revolution and returns to her mother only when she is ten years old. But my father has long since died in the midst of so many years. Ranan and Grandma, who came to the city where their mother and grandmother live, are not adapted to the life of the city. The mother of Ranan also has lost her husband, suffered persecution and suffering, and deeply treasure the wounds of the revolution. Is that why? She is full of pity for her daughter and a retaliatory hearing for the harsh years. Ranran, who was a bright, pure man in Fenglindu, suffers from sudden environmental changes, his mother's maladjustment and conflicts, the cultural gap between cities and rurals, the competition and selfish urban appearance. But Iran does not lose its purity and forgets its warm heart and its warm home, pinglindu. Eventually, we return to the Poindoo in Iran.
Korean title: 란란의 아름다운 날
Korean author: 차오원쉬엔
Korean publisher: 키다리
ISBN-13: 9791157854011
Reviews
I bought it for him, and he read it. One of the characters did a lot of bad things in the early days, but later he got up and said he was happy.
The red flag, the cha-au-u-Su-Wo-Waee, and the writer's book from the sea cow came out over 30 years ago. The main character of the book, Ranan, was a man of knowledge who had been purged by his grandfather and grandmother by the Cultural Revolution in China, and he too was driven out of town and led a hard life. Young Ran was raised by her grandmother when she was a child, and then the father, who worked as a forced labor for logging, was thrown into a tree and died. Ten years later and the
On the beautiful day of Iran, Cau-won-Shie, Khich-Ring-Rang, who is a great arrival in Fung-Doo, met the Feng River and the bellbird, the grandmother and her brother in the afternoon! I feel like I've seen an independent movie. I wanted to see the story of what happened after he arrived in Fablindu, which he so much missed, but I couldn't see it, and it was a book that left me feeling sorry for myself. The beautiful Day of Ranan was written 30 years ago by the world writer Chao Yuansen, who won
The beautiful day of Iran: Lalitur sad history abounds with stories of sick families. This is the book. Although it's a work of writer's imagination from historical background, it is a book that gives readers the disassemble and reunion of families by the Cultural Revolution. The pain of history is passed on to 11-year-old Ranrani, and the intense growth pains that the child had to experience are in this book. A happy family collapsed in one moment with the fate of the country. They are
The author, Chao Yuan Andersen, who won the Nobel Prize for Child Literature, was so much more likely to think of the book as a reading book for young children, but it was better for me as an adult (as I think it is) than it was for me to read (as in direct, but in my view, it was a cultural revolution in China and was in the background, and it is a book that needs some explanation for what children need to read today. I can't add the same conclusion, but I am glad to hear that this book, which
