Yang Mo's Song of Youth, published by Beijing Publishing House. The novel Song of Youth was written in 1950s. This paper describes the tenacious struggle of a group of young students in Beijing to resist Japanese imperialist aggression and save the motherland in distress during the historical storm from September 18th to December 29th. The vivid images of young intellectuals such as Lin Daojing, Lu Jiachuan and Jiang Hua in the novel symbolize the future and hope of the Chinese nation. The growth path of these young intellectuals is also instructive to contemporary youth. Lin Daojing's growth represents the inevitable experience of a petty-bourgeois intellectual from weakness to firmness in the process of approaching * * *. Yang Mo wrote this flying hymn of youth with revolution, love and ideals, which was once a must-read for young people of an era.

Song of Youth is the masterpiece of Yang Mo, a female writer. This is a novel that fully reflects the student movement in the 1930s. It shows that during the historical period from September 18 to February 9/KLOC-0, a group of young college students in Beijing fought tenaciously and tirelessly to oppose feudal rule, resist Japanese imperialist aggression and save the motherland in danger, which truly and vividly revealed the only way for a generation of intellectuals to move towards revolution.

Song of Youth reflects this historical storm through the growth and progress of Lin Daojing, a young intellectual. Lin Daojing was born in a big landlord's family, but she didn't want to be a feudal landlord's girl or a bureaucratic spy's plaything. When she constantly struggled for her personal destiny, she suffered a series of blows-she tried to commit suicide, was expelled from the church, and hit a wall in the search for a career ... The writer used passionate pen and ink to truly show Lin Daojing's bumpy and prickly life course, but it was colorful and successfully shaped Lujiachuan, water and river.

"Song of Youth" has a real and touching plot, smooth and beautiful writing, rich colors of the times and vivid characters. It has educated young readers from generation to generation, and it has been a best-selling book for young people.

About the author:

Yang Mo (19 14- 1996), formerly known as Yang, was born in Xiangyin, Hunan. When I was in middle school, I dropped out of school because of my family's decline, so I rushed to Baoding, Xianghe, Beijing and other places in Hebei Province, sometimes working as a village teacher, sometimes as a bookstore clerk, and sometimes as a tutor, and my life was turbulent. 1933 began to approach * * * people. After the July 7th Incident, he went to the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region to participate in the revolution and started literary activities. The novella Chronicle of Tang Wei was published in 1950, and the novel Song of Youth was written in 195 1, which lasted for six years. In addition, there are novels, such as "Oriental Desire for Dawn", "Song of Fang Fei" and "Song of Hua Ying".

Before the September 18th Incident, Lin Daojing, a female student, committed suicide by resisting the forced marriage of the landlord's family and was rescued by Yu Yongze, a college student. Then they got married. After marriage, Lin Daojing met Lu Jiachuan, a member of * * * *, and, inspired by her heroic dedication, joined China * * *, becoming one of the * * * of the "December 9th" movement.

Song of Youth is the first film co-produced by Cui Xie, a famous performing artist, and Chen Huaiai 1957. This film was adapted by Yang Mo from his novel of the same name.

The successful production of Song of Youth has enriched the film library since the founding of the People's Republic of China. The Road to Lin Daojing summarizes the growth process of revolutionary intellectuals in China in 1930s. Lin Daojing's transformation from personal struggle to devotion to revolution, from patriotism with petty-bourgeois sense of justice to conscious devotion to the revolutionary torrent in order to realize proletarian communist ideal, is also a true portrayal of the road of thousands of revolutionary intellectuals in Qian Qian and Qian Qian. At the same time, the film reflects the dark history from 193 1 to 1935, and also reflects the surging patriotic movement around 12.9. Revolution will always be the locomotive of history. The magnificent struggle and lofty revolutionary spirit reflected in Song of Youth will inspire us to realize the four modernizations.