Shui Yunxian's Novel "Dai Hua": A National Memory of the Rising Era

　　Chinanews.com, Beijing, February 18th (Reporter Ying Ni) Everyone’s steel backbone is full of rivers of the times——Sponsored by the Propaganda Department of the Hunan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Publicity and Education Department of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, Hunan Writers Association, " Harvest magazine and Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House held a seminar on Shui Yunxian's novel "Dai Hua" in Beijing on the 17th.

　　From "Disaster from Xiaoqiang" to "For Happiness, Cheers!"

", from "Wulong Mountain Suppressing Bandits" to "Dai Hua", the writer Shui Yunxian has been in the literary world for decades with his vigorous creative vitality. With the pen and ink that I have received, I narrate the struggle story of the two generations of furnace workers and model workers in the historical period in an extraordinary and interesting way, and write the different imprints of the times and the same spiritual inheritance on the two generations of skilled workers. A steel backbone of national rejuvenation has left behind a period of national memory of the rising era.

　　Shi Zhanjun, secretary of the Secretariat of the Chinese Writers Association and editor-in-chief of "People's Literature", commented that "Dai Hua" shows the spiritual source and spiritual pedigree of Chinese-style modernization. The work uses vivid and vivid character stories to reflect that period of history and the Chinese spirit at that time. Epic and visualized, the spirit contained in it is immortal, and it is an indispensable spiritual force in Chinese modernization.

Photo courtesy of Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House at the seminar site

　　Zhang Xiaohui, head of the Propaganda and Education Department of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, pointed out that "Dai Hua" profoundly interprets the spirit of model workers, the spirit of labor, and the spirit of craftsmanship. Mental power.

He hoped that more writers would pay attention to and pay attention to the creation of Sangong-themed works.

　　According to Chen Xinwen, president of Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House, "Dai Hua" has attracted attention from all walks of life long before it was officially published, and was selected into the first batch of "New Era Literary Climbing Plan" projects of the Chinese Writers Association, the key publications of Hunan Province in 2022, and the 2022 Zhongnan Media The group's key cultural project; after publication, it was selected into various bestseller lists and book lists such as the 2022 China Best Book Monthly List, and has now completed Russian, Japanese, and Arabic copyright exports.

　　Experts participating in the meeting believed that the artistic content of "Dai Hua" is full and profound. Water Yunxian wrote about the achievements and brilliance of the industry in the era, and through the collision and conflict of ideas between two generations, sincerity, friendship and dedication, it wrote about the workers' life. The fireworks and flesh and blood of the times, the fate and character of the workers of the times.

The novel evokes aesthetic rhythm and empathy with strong storytelling, and demonstrates the passion for life and the essence of life.

The novel successfully created a series of images of workers, especially the image of "Mo Zhengqiang", an ordinary worker who has practical significance and the spirit of the times, and is not a model worker but a model worker.

"Dai Hua" profoundly reveals and reflects on the society and life destiny of a generation, provides a unique new text for contemporary industrial portraits, Ming history, and contemporary industrial literature, and also provides new possibilities for writing on industrial themes.

　　Speaking of the original intention of creation, Shui Yunxian, the author of "Dai Hua", said, "From poor and poor, hungry and cold to rich and strong, the group of people I wrote showed a spirit of striving to be the first and changing the world. The overall personality of our Chinese nation is self-improvement. They should not be forgotten, and they are always worthy of passionate writing." (End)