修改過程

This world certainly has "facts," but what's more meaningful are "knowable facts." Theoretically, the former is greater than the latter; but in practice, without the latter, no matter how great the former is, it's just a meaningless and ineffective darkness, almost devoid of significance. To prevent everything that happened from being forgotten, from ultimately becoming a wisp of smoke and vanishing without a trace; to fight against presbyopia, brain damage, vulgarity, and degradation, Xiao Peng wrote all the classmates from the Class of '77 Chinese Department, with their names and surnames, titles and experiences, into his online serialized novel. The sunlight at that time was surging, willow buds and acacia petals were screeching, and every main road was leaping and churning. Class monitor Lou Kaifu immediately gave the movie tickets given to him by a girl who had a crush on him to Deputy Secretary Wang, who was in charge of students, to build connections and favors; Ma Xiangnan, who later became the chairman of several companies, initially exploited the public's sympathy and sense of justice to amass wealth and get rich; even Xiao Peng and Lu Yichen's Room 307 was once a revolutionary base filled with passion and indignation. That was the first cohort after ten years of the Cultural Revolution to resume college entrance examinations, a time when ten million young people, both of eligible age and older, poured into the crossroads of the era, a time of great upheaval. A telegram sent to a boyfriend in Hong Kong with "Old Chiang tore big cloth, Little Deng tiger oil, five seven one zero" might be mistaken for espionage; and a pastoral poet who was not ashamed of being from the countryside, whose writings were full of the beauty of the fields, was not stumped by classical Chinese, but was about to be driven mad by his own kindness. So, is this a story about the past of the Class of '77 Chinese Department classmates, and their unrecognizable later lives? Xiao Peng waved his hand, no, no, no, this is just the process of revising a novel.