Chapter 71 28. Shao Quanlin and Feng Mu (2)

The publication of "Long Live Youth" was brought up again on the agenda, which made me very sad, but I couldn't believe it was possible.The China Youth Society invited Feng Mu, who was in charge of the Literature and Art Newspaper at the time, to review it on his behalf. Feng had a good impression of this manuscript, as long as I delete too many places that have written about the influence of Soviet literature and art works on Chinese youth at that time.This is the first time I have visited Feng Mu's home. He has delicate features, clear speech, busy and casual, and he has always had such a demeanor, not quite like a literati, and even less like a leader.

Huang Qiuyun, who passed the anti-rightist pass without any risk, cared for me very much.I often go to his house in Dayabao Hutong to visit him.Every time he is moaning, unable to think.In October of this year, he told me the news that "the spirit has changed again", referring to the emphasis on "never forget class struggle" at the Tenth Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee of the Beidaihe Central Committee.He recalled the same scene he personally experienced during the rectification and anti-rightist movement. When he saw Shao answering a phone call at Shao Quanlin's home, he immediately changed his expression and said nervously, "I'm going to accept it." He also talked about Shao Quanlin's incredible The idea is that in the early 1960s, writers wanted to write about various scenes and lessons in the Great Leap Forward, but they dared not write. He imagined whether an internal literary publication could be published, which was limited to reading and reference by leading cadres, and internal reference to literature?Unheard of in ancient times.

What he said made me have even weirder thoughts, no, it was not an idea, it was just a joke.What I want to say is, if there is a level limit for reading literary works, can there be an upper limit, that is, a publication that can only be read by employees and farmers below the 23rd level?Of course, I didn't dare to say more, I revealed a few words, but Huang Qiuyun didn't understand. Huang Qiuyun was engaged in the party's secret intelligence work in his early years, loved literature, loved Romain Rolland, and respected humanitarianism.In the mid-1950s, he wrote "Don't Close Your Eyes in the Face of the People's Suffering" and "Where Are the Stings?" The works are publicized.In the 1960s, I got great care and friendship from his old man. I will never forget the house he lived in. He was always worried and helpless. He tried his best, but he couldn't help me publish any new works.

Since then, the rightists who took off their hats and published a few small words in a short-lived manner disappeared again.My sister told me that the above has already conveyed that rightists who take off their hats are rightists, and they are still controlled by rightists.My sister is afraid that I won't be able to find Sujing again, and every time we meet, I don't forget to pour cold water on it to cool down.As soon as the situation changed, the Ten Articles and Eight Articles of Literature and Art died down, as if nothing had happened.All my manuscripts were returned. "Long Live Youth" ran aground again.Huang Qiuyun kept giving me advice, saying that Liaoning's "Yalu River" might be more enlightened, while Tianjin's "Xinggang" might be more convenient.But when I sent my manuscript, there was no drama.

What's interesting here is that there's no documentation or word of mouth saying that the so-and-so should never show up again.Everything depends on the spirit and the climate. When the spirit changes, the climate changes, and everything changes naturally. No one wants to hit the gun, of course.At the same time, no one will officially tell you what the grounds are for you to rest, and you to exist in name only... No notice, no ban, better than a notice, better than a ban.You can't think about it.Shao Yanxiang had just published an article "Little Trouble" in Shanghai, about a baby who was just a baby, and was severely criticized by the respected old critic Tang Tao.

Even Feng Mu, the good man who had said good things about "Long Live Youth", was said to be embarrassed when people asked him what he thought of Wang's novel when the situation changed.