What is the story of White Deer Plain and what kind of culture does it reflect?

Mo Yan is a writer in China, China. His adult works tell the story of rural life in China. There are many such literatures in the history of China literature. These books all tell the story of the interweaving of rural life and social environment in China during that period. They are close to the reality of life and let us know something about that era. "White Deer Plain" tells the story of the competition and struggle between two people named Bai and Lu in that land, which shows that the peasant life of that era and the background of that society are closely related to people's lives.

1. Bailuyuan embodies some social customs at that time. In Bailuyuan, we can see some systems and habits of rural life at that time. At that time, each family had its own patriarch, who was responsible for formulating measures to punish and praise future generations. In this book, we can see village rules and regulations and ancestral halls, or people are often beaten in this hall. This is a kind of culture in the countryside at that time, from which we can learn something about our past life. They attach great importance to the education of their children and grandchildren, and can also see the mood of farmers at that time.

Second, personal destiny is related to the destiny of the country. At that time, it was a turbulent era. Because of war or hunger, people were displaced, and the two descendants fought against each other, which also reflected a big social background at that time. The collision between the traditional concept represented by Bai Jiaxuan and the later advanced concept brought about a series of events in Bailuyuan and the outcome of its descendants. This book describes the life of some small people in the background of the great times.

Through this book, the author publicizes some ideas and further reveals the problems and challenges of human survival under the traditional concept. A series of character activities, vulgar village rules and regulations, including some complicated spirits, are vividly displayed before our eyes. This is a realistic literature, which can let us know everyone's inner anguish at that time. The rise and fall of a family reflects the rise and fall of an era, and the dust of an era falls heavily on everyone. White Deer Plain embodies the interweaving of complex cultures at that time.