Why do I want to get married in Yu Hua, and what is the content?

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When youth is restless in the body, what we need most is movement and freedom. The discipline and restraint of our parents is undoubtedly a shackle for us at this time, trapping our enthusiasm and thus making us rebellious. The constant command of the elders is a kind of invisible control, and for the twenty-four-year-old "me", helplessness and the desire to escape have become a mantra:

Take a kitchen knife and split me in half!" When "I" was going to go to the outside world, I used my talented eloquence to convince my parents, and at this time, Lin Ping and his wife were no longer simple characters, but the meaning of the goal was enriched by the author. It turned out that I had taken a second-hand woman who was four years older than me.

It is not difficult to see that "I" has not achieved my ambitions, or that I am far from achieving my goals. This can be seen from the final confession of "I": "Actually, I am not a prophet, although I predicted the feud between you and Lin Meng, but I did not expect that I would become your husband." The meaning given by the original meaning of the connection here can be understood as:

Although I once boasted to my parents, I didn't expect such a downcast. Maybe for us, when we get rid of our parents and get the freedom we want, we will really understand the good intentions of our parents when we go from hot blood to decadence. Why do I want to get married, why am I asking rhetorically:

Why didn't I listen to my parents?

In fact, reading this a few more times will naturally have feelings, which varies from person to person, and maybe you will have different interpretations.

I feel that I can't understand your question first, whether you don't understand the subject, content or content of **.

Yu Hua got married.

Yu Hua began to create in 1983, entered the Haiyan County Cultural Center of Zhejiang Province in the same year, and began to publish ** in 1984, and his works "Alive" and "Xu Sanguan Selling Blood" were selected by 100 critics and literature as "the ten most influential works in the nineties".

In 1998, he won the Grenzana Carver Literary Award in Italy, the Australian Suspense Sentence Literature Award in 2002, the Special Contribution Award for Chinese Books in 2005, and the first French "International Courier" Foreign ** Award in 2008 for his work "Brothers". On June 13, 2022, his feature-length ** "Wencheng" won the Platinum Book Award of the 10th "Spring Breeze Reading List"; On September 17, he won the Best Foreign Language Work Award at the 20th "Yasnaya Polyana Literary Award" for his long story "Brothers".

In March 1985, 26-year-old Yu Hua married Pan Yinchun, then a secretarial cadre of the Haiyan County Cultural Center, and in August 1991, the two divorced. In 1992, he married Chen Hong, a classmate of the writer's class, Yu Hua believed that Chen Hong had a very important impact on his later creation, and on August 27, 1993, his son Yu Haiguo was born.

Yu Hua's creative characteristics:

Yu Hua is not a prolific writer, his works are known for their delicacy, his works use pure and meticulous narration, break the order of everyday language, organize a self-sufficient discourse system, and use this as the basis to construct one after another bizarre, grotesque, secretive and cruel worlds independent of the external world and the real textual world, realizing the truth of the text.

Yu Hua once said frankly: "I think all my creations are trying to get closer to the truth, my reality is not the kind of truth in life, I think life is actually unreal, life is a kind of mixed truth and falsehood, and the fish eyes are mixed." Since "Shouting in the Drizzle", his works are no longer obscure, but inject a moderate modern consciousness into the realistic narrative, and use concise brushstrokes and full emotions to obtain the widest possible resonance from readers.