In the first half, Lin Chaoyang affirmed Gao Jialin's success as a brand-new young farmer, believing that Gao Jialin inherited the fine virtues of hard work and hard work from his father's generation, and also showed his yearning and expectation for the new life of socialist modernization.

He has an enterprising spirit and the courage to make choices for the like-minded love he yearns for. He is an image of a young man who is at the forefront of the times.

As for the hateful aspects of Gao Jialin's character, Lin Chaoyang also criticized it, but it was far less vigorous than those critics during this period.

In the second half, Lin Chaoyang used the image of Gao Jialin to talk about the shaping of the image of farmers in the new era, and Ma Weidu extracted several key points based on his own understanding.

First, regarding the sense of the times in characterization, Lin Chaoyang believes that contemporary writers’ depictions of rural characters do not lack authenticity, but they have obviously lagged behind the development of reality in capturing the sense of the times.

The second is multi-dimensional character portrayal...

Ma Weidu waved the manuscript and said to Lin Chaoyang with an excited expression: "Teacher Xu..."

Lin Chaoyang immediately interrupted him, "Don't call me 'Teacher', just call me Chaoyang."

Ma Weidu admired Lin Chaoyang's humility, but he was a little uncomfortable with being called by his first name, so he said, "Then I'll call you Comrade Chaoyang."

"Alright."

"Comrade Chaoyang, your article is definitely the highest level among all the commentaries on "Life" I have read."

"I don't dare to take it seriously. It's too much praise." Lin Chaoyang said politely.

Ma Weidu said with a serious face: "This is not a compliment, please listen to me..."
Chapter completed!