The novel The Crow's Fortune Telling

Reflections on the novel The Crow, a must-read for girls.

Since the implementation of reform and opening up in Chinese mainland, a large number of mainlanders, driven by different ways, different backgrounds and different purposes, have poured out of the country and come to foreign countries with different environments, humanities, languages, skin colors and systems. The novel Crow published by Jiu Dan in Singapore in June is based on the author's personal experience in Singapore from 1995 to 1997. The book "The Crow" describes a female student studying in Singapore from China. Driven by vanity, the desire for comfort and the desire to get rich overnight, they will steal peace, even disregard shame, and trade their dignity, self-esteem and even their bodies. Such a book, which mainly describes the depravity of life, rather than studying hard, caused great repercussions as soon as it was published, and various comments poured in, among which many women in China were even more indignant. They think that the description in the Book of Nine Dan has certain facts, but it is suspected of "knocking over a boat with one pole". * It's unfair to be partial * Angelababy, the representative of China Jilin Foreign Investment Company in Singapore, said that Jiu Dan named the book "Crow", didn't it mean "the crow in the world is as black as a crow"? Angelababy said that she did not deny that some women from China did have special purposes and did engage in certain industries after arriving in Singapore. However, Jiu Dan's novels gave the impression that all women from China did. Now that she's out in the street, she's beginning to feel that people around her look at her differently.

A female student from Guangdong said that all students in China get a lot of financial support from their families, and they will never betray themselves for glory. It is obvious to all that women in China are self-respecting. I think, Jiu Dan forgot that she was from China, or that she shouldn't have been from China.

A girl surnamed Zhou from Shenzhen said, I respect those prostitutes more. Although they betray themselves, they don't hurt others. Nine Dan is for the sake of personal interests at the expense of others. China is so big that there are more rich people than Singaporeans. Why do they come to Singapore to seduce men? Miss Xixi is currently studying for an English degree in Singapore. Working illegally in nightclubs in my spare time. She said that Singaporean men are the road to a comfortable life. I hope to earn as much money as possible before my student status expires. After returning to China, I will buy new clothes and apartments. She can earn more than $2,000 as a moonbeam tip. She denied having a tryst at a guest's house in a nightclub. However, she said that her colleagues can get back more than 200 yuan a night.

A Taiwanese businessman based in Singapore said that as far as she knows, women who come to Singapore from China are polarized, and those who are not very professional are dedicated to "fishing". Although nothing unusual, it is unfair for women from China to generalize in Jiu Dan's novels. * Unprecedented sales plan to write two more articles * Jiu Dan denied that the students described in the novel were a true portrayal of her life in Singapore. Jiu Dan said that every China woman who gets on a plane and goes abroad dreams of trying to stay abroad, although they may not admit it. Otherwise, why don't they stay at home? The strong response caused by The Raven did not affect the sales of the novel. On the contrary, since its publication in Singapore on June 3rd, it has sold 65,438+00000 copies, which is an unprecedented record for Chinese books that can only sell 2,000 copies. The Raven has also sold at least 60,000 copies in Chinese mainland. Jiu Dan said that she was discussing the possibility of making this novel into a movie with filmmakers in Chinese mainland and Hongkong. Jiu Dan also plans to write two more books with the same theme as crows, but the title is no longer "Hate Crow". The new book is tentatively named Magpie. I hope her writing career can herald the beginning of good luck like a magpie.