Dajiang Dahe

A Nai

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01 June 2018

Languages & ESL; Chinese - Fiction; Simplified Characters; Chinese - Languages

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With a rare grand setup, Like A Flowing River comprehensively and deeply shows the economic reform, change in the society and people's lives since the reform and opening up in China, which is called ""a great book depicting the Chinese reform and opening up"". From the resumption of university entrance examination in 1977 to Deng Xiaoping's South talks in 1992, from the sprouting of township enterprises to the rise of made in China, and from the reform of real estate to the financial crisis in 2008, the novel portrays the representative figures during the period of the reform and opening up vividly, such as the state-owned enterprise leader Song Yunhui, the township entrepreneur Lei Dongbao, the self-employed Yang Xun and the intellectual returning to China after studying abroad Liu Jun, reproducing the life of starting a business, struggle and life vicissitudes of a generation.