It was the first paragraph of 'Grassland' written by Lao She.

The grassland was a scene in Lao She's novel, Camel Xiangzi. In the novel, the grassland was described as a vast and beautiful world with many unique characteristics such as: The climate of the grassland is dry, hot in summer and cold in winter. Therefore, people need to carry out a series of production and living activities to maintain a suitable climate. The grassland area is flat and fertile, with rich natural resources, including grasslands, forests, rivers and lakes. People in the grassland area make a living by herding. Their animal husbandry skills and experience are very rich. They can tame and raise all kinds of wild animals such as horses, cattle, sheep and so on. The people living in the grassland area lived a traditional nomadic life and often needed to move to adapt to different climate changes and terrains. The grassland area has unique ethnic cultures and traditions such as yurts, grassland dances, Guozhuang music, etc. Through the grassland scenes in Camel Xiangzi, Mr. Lao She vividly depicted a vast and beautiful grassland world, showing the natural scenery, human history and lifestyle of the grassland area.

The first paragraph of Zhao Ziyue written by Lao She was: Zhao Ziyue was a novelist who was well-known both in and out of Beijing. He was born in 1899, and in his early years, he served in the army and later worked in the newspaper industry, but his real literary achievements were after the 1930s. His novels were usually set in Beijing, depicting the lives and feelings of ordinary people, while also reflecting the dark side of society at that time. His works were concise in language, complicated in plots, and full of thoughts. He was regarded as one of the representatives of modern Chinese literature. Zhao Ziyue's novels were usually narrated in the first person, which was one of his unique features.

Lao She's " Grassland " was a novel about the Inner Mongolia grasslands. It mainly told the story of a young herdsman, Matouqin, and his experience of living on the grasslands and having conflicts with the locals. The novel was first published in 1939 and is still widely used and recommended.

Lao She's Grassland was a novel about the Inner Mongolia grasslands. It described the life experience of an ordinary farmer on the grasslands and the communication and conflict between him and the ethnic residents on the grasslands. This novel is regarded as a classic of modern Chinese literature and has a profound influence on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought.

The background of Lao She's Prairie was: On September 12,1947, Lao She wrote it during a break at Shandong University in Shandong, and published it in People's Daily on October 13,1961. Lao She recounted what he had seen and heard during his first visit to the Inner Mongolia prairie. He expressed the beautiful scenery of the prairie and the deep friendship between the Mongolian people and the Han people. He also expressed the author's love for the border areas of the motherland and his praise for the national friendship.

The background of Lao She's Prairie was: On September 12,1947, Lao She wrote it during a break at Shandong University in Shandong, and published it in People's Daily on October 13,1961. Lao She recounted what he had seen and heard during his first visit to the Inner Mongolia prairie. He expressed the beautiful scenery of the prairie and the deep friendship between the Mongolian people and the Han people. He also expressed the author's love for the border areas of the motherland and his praise for the national friendship.

Lao She's Grassland was a novel about the Inner Mongolia grasslands. It mainly described the experiences of a young yurt owner and his family living in the grasslands and their interactions with the local herdsmen. The novel presented the unique natural scenery, ethnic culture and lifestyle of Inner Mongolia grassland with imaginative plots, vivid images and real life descriptions. At the same time, it also expressed the concern and thinking about nature, human nature and life. The Prairie was widely acclaimed in the literary world and was considered a classic work of Chinese literature in the 20th century. It not only won the fourth Mao Dun Literature Prize in China, but was also praised as one of Lao She's representative works, which had a profound impact on modern Chinese literature.

The story of Lao She's grassland was set in modern Chinese history, the Battle of Zaoyuan in 1942. The Battle of Zaoyuan was an important battle held by the 19th Route Army of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army in Zaoyuan, Zaoqiang County, Hebei Province during the Anti-Japanese War. In this battle, the 19th Route Army defeated the Japanese attack with fewer troops and became a victory for the Chinese army in the Anti-Japanese War. The characters and events in the story all took place after the Battle of Zaoyuan. It was a story that took place in the Lao She Grassland, depicting the life of a strong and optimistic grassland people after the war.

The original text of the grassland scenery is as follows: Grassland Scenery grassland scenery The grassland was the largest grassland in China. There were green grasslands, yellow rivers, red wildflowers, and flocks of cattle and sheep grazing leisurely on the grasslands. There was also a beautiful mountain on the prairie called Arxan. The top of the mountain was covered with snow, and the mountainside was covered with green trees. There was a beautiful lake called Tianchi in Arxan. The lake water was so clear that the fish could see the bottom. There was also an ancient temple on the prairie called Baiyun Temple. The temple had a long history and exquisite architecture, with many precious cultural relics and works of art. There were many monks practicing in the temple and some tourists visiting. The grassland was the largest grassland in China. It was beautiful and spectacular.

The last paragraph of Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi" is as follows: Xiangzi had finally come this far. He felt that he had lost all hope. He looked out of the window and saw the withered leaves. These leaves used to be lush, swaying in the wind, shining in the sun, but now they were only dilapidated and desolate. He thought of his own experiences and the beautiful past. He used to be a poor student, but he studied hard and dreamed of becoming a successful businessman. He used to own a small shop selling all kinds of goods, but his owner suddenly disappeared, and he had to take all the responsibility and try his best to maintain the operation of the shop. He used to have a car of his own, but his car was robbed. He had to start looking for a job again and try to earn more money to buy his own car. Xiangzi knew that he had reached the lowest point of his life and that he could no longer reverse the situation. He felt hopeless, but he also understood that this was the reality he had to face. He silently watched everything around him, then took a deep breath and began to walk forward.