About San Mao's works

I watched The Story of the Sahara.
I also read some comments about San Mao and her works online
But when I read her books, I didn't feel that she was depressed or optimistic.
It wasn't the kind of literary talent that was wonderful, and he wasn't criticizing anything.
It's just comfortable, talking like he's talking to us
The story was so fascinating that sometimes I thought I was reading a novel.
I still like watching it, it's a kind of relaxation
But I just feel relaxed
Therefore, she wanted to ask,"Why did you say that she led a generation of young people to grow up?"
Why was he said to be optimistic? (I know she was once autistic, so I won't ask about depression)
What can we learn from his article?
Why do people like to read his works?
What kind of revelation is it? Could she learn his literary talent or something else?
thanks

Answer 1

San Mao's works mainly involved history, love, science fiction, fantasy and other subjects. Among them, the most famous was The Story of the Sahara Desert. The Story of the Sahara Desert was one of San Mao's masterpieces. It described her hard life in the Sahara Desert and her love story with José. Through a woman's perspective, the novel shows the desolation of the desert, the culture and the relationship between man and nature. At the same time, it also reflects some drawbacks and contradictions of the society at that time. The work was widely translated into many languages and received widespread attention and praise from readers around the world.