Red Sorghum Yu Zhanao Fortune-telling Complete Video _ "Red Sorghum" Yu Zhanao

Analysis of Yu Zhanao's Characters in Red Sorghum

Yu Zhanao, the tough guy bred by the tall and straight red sorghum in the north, did not go down in history, but it was these men who made history and forged the national spirit.

Yu Zhanao is a real farmer. He killed a monk who committed adultery with his mother and became a humble sedan chair bearer. An accidental sedan chair experience made him desperately fall in love with "my grandmother" Dai Fenglian. Mo Yan endowed Yu Zhanao with primitive love and hate, and his love transcended ethics.

Yu Zhanao robbed the rich and helped the poor, never harmed the common people, and indulged in sexual intercourse with "my grandmother" in the sorghum field. It describes the outstanding essence of "my grandmother" and "my grandfather", which is a symbol of anti-feudalism and pursuit of happiness, and also the spirit of "my grandmother" and "my grandfather" fighting feudal morality for human freedom, which is the most prominent expression of the original ecology of red sorghum characters.

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Yu Zhanao's Character Prototype:

The prototype of "My Grandpa" Yu Zhanao in the novel is Cao Keming, a famous minister in Jiaoxian (now Jiaozhou), Gaomi, Pingdu, Changle, Anqiu and Zhucheng.

Cao Keming is from Xixiang, Gaomi. At the beginning of the twenty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1938), in order to facilitate the Japanese garrison in Jiaoxian and Pingdu counties to contact and assist in defense, the Japanese army requisitioned more than 400,000 civilian workers from Gaomi, Pingdu and Jiaoxian counties to build Jiaoping Highway. The road repair destroyed countless crops along the way, and the mules and horses in the villages on both sides of the road were also washed away by the devils.

After the road was repaired, the Japanese army patrolled by car every day. Trees, cattle, sheep and even pedestrians on the roadside have become the targets of their marksmanship, and innocent villagers often die under their guns. The evil deeds of the Japanese army aroused the hatred of the local people, and Cao Keming decided to ambush on the Jiaoping Highway to teach these vicious soldiers a lesson.

On the morning of April 1938 and 16, eight Japanese cars entered the ambush circle in Cao Keming. At the command, the guerrillas condescended and bullets were fired. The Japanese army hurriedly hid under the car to resist. Because the guerrillas were just formed, the soldiers still lacked combat experience, and several people were shot.

In desperation, an experienced old team member led 10 people, each holding a bundle of lit sorghum stalks, desperately igniting the car. Smoke and torches drove the devil out of the car. After a fierce battle, all the soldiers were killed except one ghost soldier who escaped from the net in the sorghum straw by the roadside.