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4 pages in length. The dreadful time Ma spent hauling excrement up and down a hill provided him the opportunity to finely tune his storytelling talent that, while not a reason to justify the lowly task he and Luo were forced to complete, it did serve to guide him toward a future as a famous literary writer. The fundamental properties of writing is to harbor a vivid imagination and ability to tell tales that enrapture the reading audience; Ma possessed these skills from the beginning but saw them flourish with each story he and Luo would recite to the villagers. No additional sources cited.
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the lowly task he and Luo were forced to complete, it did serve to guide him toward a future as a famous literary writer. The fundamental properties of writing
is to harbor a vivid imagination and ability to tell tales that enrapture the reading audience; Ma possessed these skills from the beginning but saw them flourish with each story
he and Luo would recite to the villagers. Under Maoist rule, the slogan "Better Red Than Expert" came to exemplify the importance of
standing true to Chinas economic and political determination rather than being educated. Education, therefore, became a casualty of Maos Communist reign, where the populace struggled to secure employment that
somehow reflected their previous training. Obtaining any kind of education during Maos command proved extremely difficult to achieve, inasmuch as the whole system of education was eradicated and grandparents
became the unwitting instructors of younger generations, which forced people to become more focused upon national loyalty rather than upon the opportunities inherent to education. Once Luo and Ma
took the suitcase of books from the other city boy, however, they had stumbled upon an educational treasure that eventually helped Ma earn a very good living as a famous
writer once he was able to leave behind this terrible episode in his life. Ma took his experiences on the mountain and used them in his literary pursuits; they had
been so ingrained in his mind that he could hardly ignore the impact they made upon his life in general. What really moved him was how Phoenix mountain was
"so remote from civilization that most of the inhabitants had never had the opportunity of seeing a film, let alone visit a cinema" (Sijie, 2003, p. 20). This reality
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