URGENT! Urgent!!! The main content of Jia Pingwa's Qinqiang

The Qinqiang unfolds in two threads, one of Qinqiang opera and the other of the relationship between farmers and the land. These two threads are entangled with each other, evolving in a village called Qingfeng Street for nearly thirty years. There are two major families on Qingfeng Street, the Bai family and the Xia family. The Bai family has long been in decline, but the Bai family produced a famous Qin opera singer, Bai Xue, who married the Xia family's son. Two generations of the Xia family dominate Qingfeng Street, and the two generations are full of confrontations and struggles between those who hold on to the land and those who flee from its vicissitudes.

Three decades, Qingfeng Street, with the life, death, sorrow and happiness of the two big families of Bai and Xia, as well as all the people, truly and vividly reproduces the fierce impact and changes brought by the great transformation of Chinese society to the countryside, coupled with the hard-to-let go feelings between the farmers and the land, the loss of the land, the collusion of the people of Qingfeng Town, which brought the farmers' souls to the horror and tearing.

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Qinqiang Appreciation:

Qinqiang is not away from the Qinqiang throughout the text, and the text of the characters are all inextricably linked to the Qinqiang, Summer Zhi Summer Zhi loves Qinqiang, Bai Xue sings a good mouthful of Qinqiang, what celebrations on Qingfeng Street most often is to ask the troupe to sing Qinqiang, Qinqiang culture from time to time appear in the article, expressing the emotions of the characters, rendering the atmosphere of the story.

Not only are the characters related to Qinqiang, but Jia Pingwa also directly describes a great deal of Qinqiang opera directly. There are large sections of Qinqiang lyrics, scores, gongs and drums, etc., and the decline of Qinqiang is used to symbolize the struggle and disappearance of the traditional society under the impact of the new era, and Qinqiang can be regarded as a vein running through the whole text. Jia Pingwa has skillfully integrated the art of Qinqiang into the story of the characters.

The Qinqiang is a description of the author's hometown as he remembers it, and the language is naturally the familiar native language of his hometown, which has been handed down through a long history, and thus has a heavy historicity. This language accurately conveys a strong sense of nostalgia, which is precisely the charm of Qinqiang.

The Qingfeng Street is Jia Pingwa's Qingfeng Street, and what floats on Qingfeng Street is not the correct Mandarin, but the language that exudes the flavor of the earth, the sound that has already faded with the times and can only be heard in memories, and the language that has condensed the essence of the history and has to be gradually withdrawn from the scene in the progress of the times.

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