In " White Deer Plain," Scholar Guo ate dates, and in " Abandoned City," Zhuang Zhidie ate lychees. Why did the author write these things?

In White Deer Plain, Scholar Guo ate dates and in Abandoned City, Zhuang Zhidie ate lychees. These were the plots in the novel. The author used these descriptions to express the psychology and emotions of the characters or to reveal social reality. In White Deer Plain, Guo Juren ate dates because he was in a bad mood and wanted to relieve his mood with sweets. This description also hinted at Guo Juren's powerlessness and confusion in politics. He could not get rid of the shackles of feudal ethics and could only seek comfort in the enjoyment of taste. In " Abandoned City," Zhuang Zhidie ate lychee because he felt lonely. This description reflected Zhuang Zhidie's status and role in society. He could not establish intimate relationships with the people around him and could only find comfort by eating lychees. The author of a novel could express their psychology and emotions or reveal social reality by describing the eating behavior of the characters. This kind of description not only enhanced the novel's legibility, but also allowed the readers to better understand the characters and story.

As far as I know, this passage may be the plot of a novel in which Guo Juren and Zhuang Zhidie are two characters. The author described some kind of interaction or confrontation between the two characters through their actions and conversations. Soaked dates and lychees might be the snacks these two characters ate. Soaked dates were a relatively common fruit, while soaked lychees were a special type of lychee that became soft and juicy after being soaked in water. The meaning of this passage might be to describe the lifestyle and preferences of these two characters or to show a plot theme that the author wanted to express. It needed to be understood according to the specific background and context.

White Deer Plain and Abandoned City were both Chinese female characters with their own unique personalities and destinies. In the White Deer Plain, the heroine Bai Ling was an ordinary woman in the village. She was hardworking, kind, simple, and sincere, but she also had a fragile self-esteem and a sensitive inner world. She had a deep relationship with her husband, Chen Zhongshi, but in the end, due to family disputes and fate, she divorced and raised her daughter alone. Bai Ling had experienced many setbacks and tribulations in the process of growing up, but she had always maintained her love for life and her yearning for a better life. In " Abandoned City," the female lead, Cui Hua, was a woman in the city. She was smart, kind, brave, independent, and pursued freedom and dignity. She had once suffered social discrimination and oppression, but finally gained independence and freedom through her courage and hard work. There was a deep emotional entanglement between Cuihua and the male lead, Duan Yihong. They supported and encouraged each other to face the challenges and difficulties in life together. The female characters in White Deer Plain and Abandoned City both had their own unique personalities and fates, which showed the status and role of contemporary Chinese women in society and family, as well as the challenges and difficulties they faced in the process of pursuing freedom and happiness.

White Deer Plain Soaked Jujube was a fictional literary image and food from the online novel White Deer Plain. Soaked dates are a traditional Chinese food. It usually refers to the dried red dates that are soaked in honey and then dried or baked. In the novel, people on White Deer Plain often used dates as a special snack to supplement vitamins and sugar. The image of soaking dates was also used to describe the harsh natural environment and people's living conditions on White Deer Plain. It was important to note that dates were just a fictional food image that did not exist in real life. It only existed in novels as a fictional literary image.

White Deer Plain dates were a type of food in online literature, also known as White Deer Plain. Soaked dates were a traditional Chinese snack. Usually, red, yellow, and white dates were soaked in water for a certain period of time. After soaking for a certain period of time, the taste of the dates became softer and sweeter. In White Deer Plain, soaking dates was a traditional food of the Bai and Lu families on White Deer Plain, symbolizing the relationship and unity between the two families.

In the TV series " White Deer Plain," dates were a type of food. Soaking dates is a kind of food that soaked red dates in water. This soaking method can make the red dates softer and sweeter. Soaked dates were usually eaten as desserts or snacks.

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White Deer Plain The jujube that Juren Guo ate was a traditional Chinese food, also known as jujube soup or jujube porridge. It was usually made by mixing red dates, glutinous rice, millet, wheat, and other grains together. It tasted sweet and had the effects of nourishing the body, replenishing blood, and nourishing the face. In White Deer Plain, the plot of Guo Juren eating dates when he encountered difficulties was used to express his tenacity and indomitable spirit.

White Deer Plain was a classic Chinese web novel that mainly described the historical changes of White Deer Village from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the 1970s and 1980s. The novel presented a rich and colorful historical picture by telling the grievances between the two families surnamed Bai and Lu. There were many important characters in the novel, including the various villagers, officials, revolutions, bandits, and so on. Their fates played an important role in the historical changes of White Deer Plain. In the ending of the novel, most of the characters already had their own endings. For example, Bai Xiaowen, the founder of White Deer Village, became an ordinary farmer after the victory of the revolution, while his son Bai Ling became an excellent doctor. Lu Zilin, Third Master Lu, and the other bandits had also died in the war. In addition to the ending of the characters, the White Deer Plain also described the folk culture of the White Deer Plain. The novel showed the rich and colorful folk culture of White Deer Plain, including various traditional crafts, folk music, dance, food, and so on. These folk cultures were an important part of the lives of the residents of White Deer Plain and also an important theme of the novel.