Zhou Libo's works

Zhou Libo's works: The Storm, Great Changes in Mountainous Areas, Hot Metal Running, One Night in Xiangjiang River, and The Story of Going South.

1, storm

Storm is a novel by modern writer Zhou Libo, published by Northeast Bookstore 1948. "Storm" describes Yuan Maotun, a land reform team headed by Xiao Xiang, who entered the Songhua River to launch and organize the struggle between the poor peasants and the bully landlord Han Laoliu.

2. Great changes in rural areas

Great Changes in Mountainous Areas is a novel by Zhou Libo, a contemporary writer, and a sequel to The Tempest. It consists of a feature film and a sequel, which completely describes the development process of an agricultural production cooperative from a primary cooperative to a senior cooperative in Qingxi Township, Hunan Province. 2065438+September 23, 2009 "Great Changes in the Countryside" was selected into the collection of 70 novels in 70 years in New China.

3. Hot metal rushing

Published by Writers Publishing House 1955. Based on the victory of the War of Liberation, the novel describes the hard struggle of workers in a steel plant in Beijing to repair the blast furnace and resume production, and reflects the historical process of the party's work focus shifting from armed struggle to economic construction.

4. One night in Xiangjiang River

One Night in Xiangjiang River is a short story published by modern writer Zhou Libo on 1978, and won the National Excellent Short Story Award in the same year. The work describes the battle of the Eighth Route Army crossing the Xiangjiang River at night in July 1945, reflecting the dawn of victory in the Anti-Japanese War.

5. The Story of the South

The Story of the South is a collection of essays written by Zhou Libo in modern times. More chapters in the book focus on the vast number of revolutionary fighters and the broad masses of the people, eulogizing their spirit of not being afraid of hardship and death, and praising the great power of the people's war.