Can anyone tell me who wrote about the mundane world?

Lu Yao. A famous writer in Shaanxi, deceased.

The Ordinary World is a panoramic representation of China's contemporary urban and rural social life by Chinese writer Lu Yao.

Compared with "Life", "Ordinary World" has a more human height, and the writer transforms suffering into a kind of spiritual motivation to move forward. There are many writers who describe suffering in the new era, but there are not many writers who really transform suffering into a kind of spiritual power, and Lu Yao is one of them.

While showing the difficult survival situation of ordinary little people, this ** strives to write their beautiful hearts and perseverance in overcoming difficulties. The protagonists of the work, Sun Shao'an and Sun Shaoping, are young people struggling on the poverty line, but they are constantly striving for self-improvement, relying on their tenacious perseverance to fight against fate and pursue their own moral perfection.

Among them, Sun Shaoan is a fighter who is determined to change his destiny based on his homeland; Sun Shaoping is a "runaway" who has the knowledge of modern civilization and is eager to integrate into the city. Their stories constitute the bipolar experience of the life struggles of ordinary people in Chinese society.

The spiritual connotation conveyed by this ** is the conscious inheritance of the spiritual tradition of the Chinese nation for thousands of years of "unremitting self-improvement and virtue". Extended Information: "Ordinary World" was created in 1975, and the cultural background of the mid-to-late 80s of the 20th century was the surge of various new literary trends, modernism, stream of consciousness and other literary concepts were all the rage, and the change and innovation of literary creation in terms of form and technique were dizzying.

Waiter. On the contrary, traditional realist creations have been "neglected". There are even critics who believe that the realist creative technique of Lu Yao's other ** "Life" is outdated, but Lu Yao still insists on creating and completing this **.

Lu Yao prepared for three years and created for three years, in order to expand his horizons and grasp the information, he did a lot of reading, including nearly 100 novels**, newspapers and other related books for nearly ten years, living a life of "morning starts at noon", and at the same time, he also traveled to all levels of society to experience life. The writing of the first draft began in a remote coal mine hospital, and his creative essay "Morning Begins at Noon" shows his faith in the literary career and the price he paid: "Writing is completely in a state of frenzy.

The body is almost non-existent; Life seems to be a purely mental form, and everyday life becomes robotic." The writing of the second first draft was carried out in a small remote county town in the hinterland of the Loess Plateau, because of the irregularity of life, Lu Yao's body was seriously overdrawn, and finally fell ill.

Later, after taking more than 100 pairs of decoctions, his body recovered slightly, and he relied on a spiritual force to continue writing. The first draft of the third part was carried out at the Yulin Hotel.

The Ordinary World" is summarized.

The most touching thing in the book is that the Sun brothers are unwilling to be dolls of fate, discovering their imprisoned value in a heavy life, and the main theme of self-improvement.

The book is divided into three parts, and each stage of history confirms the growth of the characters, as well as the growth of a generation of hosiers. They struggle on their chosen paths, and together they paint the world, this ordinary world.

"Ordinary World" is Lu Yao's masterpiece, which tells the story of the brothers who still stick to their original dreams and persistent pursuit of love in the face of realistic pressure and life choices, and the storyline in it impresses us deeply.

About the Author. Lu Yao (December 2, 1949 - November 17, 1992), male, real name Wang Weiguo, born in Qingjian County, Yulin, northern Shaanxi, is a contemporary Chinese writer, whose representative works include the long ** "Ordinary World" and "Life". He used to be a member of the party group and vice chairman of the Shaanxi branch of the Chinese Writers Association.

Lu Yao was born on December 2, 1949 in a poor peasant family in Qingjian County, a mountainous area of northern Shaanxi, Shaanxi Province, and was passed on to his uncle in Xiaoxian Village, Yanchuan County, at the age of 7 because of family difficulties. He studied at Yanchuan County High School and returned to his hometown to work as a farmer in 1969. During this time, he worked many temporary jobs and taught in a rural primary school for a year.

In 1973, he entered the Department of Chinese at Yan'an University, during which he continued to create literature. After graduating from university, he served as "Shaanxi Literature and Art" (now "Yanhe"). In 1980, he published "A Thrilling Scene" and won the first National Excellent Novella Award.

In 1982, he published the novella ** "Life", which was later adapted into a movie. In 1991, he completed the million-word masterpiece "The Ordinary World", which with its magnificent momentum and epic character, showed the great changes in the social life and people's thoughts and emotions in urban and rural areas in China in the era of reform. Lu Yao won the Mao Dun Literature Award for this.

On the morning of November 17, 1992, Lu Yao died in Xi'an at the age of 42 due to ineffective treatment of ascites due to liver cirrhosis.

On December 18, 2018, Lu Yao was awarded the title of Reform Pioneer and the Reform Pioneer Medal, and was awarded the Outstanding Writer who inspired hundreds of millions of rural youth to devote themselves to reform and opening up. On September 23, 2019, "Ordinary World" was selected into the "70 Novels of 70 Years of New China". On September 25, 2019, Lu Yao was selected as the "Most Beautiful Struggler".