Bronze Sunflower is a novel by contemporary writer Cao Wenxuan, which was first published in April 2005. Throughout the development of the novel, suffering is the basic tone of the novel.
Bronze Sunflower is not a fairy tale about a peach blossom garden. While the author entrusts the world with such key words as "innocence" and "beauty", another key word hidden behind the incident is "suffering": the front of the story is pastoral, children's paradise and beautiful human nature, but behind the story is endless suffering and its gloom, as well as a wisp of intangible and textured melancholy and sadness like the rainy season in the south.
Creative background:
The main content of the novel originated from the story of a friend in Cao Wenxuan, and the original concept was a relationship of "urban teenagers-rural teenagers". It took a long time to conceive the book, so he wrote it, that is, took notes. It took only a month to create it, and then he gave it to the students for proofreading.
While the author entrusts the world with such key words as "innocence" and "beauty", another key word hidden behind the incident is "suffering": the front of the story is pastoral, children's paradise and beautiful human nature, but behind the story is endless suffering and its gloom, as well as a ray of melancholy and compassion invisible as the rainy season in the south.