Who is the author of The Road of Life?

The Road of Life was originally written by Lu Yao.

Life is a novel written by author Lu Yao, and is also his masterpiece. It was originally published in Harvest, No. 3, 1982, and won the 1981-1982 National Outstanding Middle Grade Novel Award.

Life is an autobiographical account of Lu Yao, a young writer of only 32 years of age, who took only 21 days to create his masterpiece, projecting his own experiences onto the male protagonist, Gao Jialin.

Lu Yao's life was highly dramatic. Born into a poor rural family in northern Shaanxi province, he worked as an elementary school teacher in his village, then entered the Chinese language department of Yan'an University and began to write literature. He rose to fame in the 1980s, but his life stayed forever in 1992 at the age of 42.

Artistic Characteristics of the Novel "Life"

The strong emotions and the praise of traditional aesthetics contained in "Life" are also another part of its artistic charm. The divine power of a literary work lies not only in the rationality of reasoning, but also in the emotion that stirs up shock and passion in people's hearts.

Lu Yao's works, with their detailed descriptions of urban and rural intersections, are filled with a strong flavor of loess. The author's feelings and expressions of love and affection in the midst of hardship follow the traditional moral concepts of the nation, and the beauty of the personalities of the laboring people, and the potential traditional relationships of the characters are touching to the core of people's souls. So that the reader has a "deep emotional **** Ming, to achieve a stirring artistic charm.

On the surface, Lu Yao seems to be leading us to observe the reality of a village and objective life in the rural areas of northern Shaanxi, but in fact, he is leading us to experience the great emotions and good virtues hidden in these kind-hearted common people, and affirms the traditional virtues as a code of conduct and the pursuit of consciousness and the spirit of striving for continuous progress.