"Frog" by Mo Yan is a profound narrative that delves into the complex web of China's family planning policy through the eyes of the protagonist, a rural obstetrician named Gugu.

The story unfolds with Gugu's life journey, from her initial enthusiasm and dedication in her medical career, especially in the field of obstetrics, to the moral and ethical dilemmas she faces due to the strict implementation of the family planning policy. Gugu witnesses and participates in numerous births and abortions, each event leaving an indelible mark on her soul.

The novel vividly portrays the joys and sorrows of rural families during that era, their hopes for new lives, and the heart-wrenching pain when facing the restrictions of having children. It also reflects on the power of traditional values, the conflict between individual desires and the demands of the times, and the heavy burden that policies can place on people's lives.

Overall, "Frog" is a poignant exploration of life, morality, and the far-reaching impact of social policies, presented with Mo Yan's characteristic vivid and powerful writing style.

《蛙》以乡村医生“姑姑”的一生为主线，串起了中国乡村生育史的沧桑变迁。从狂热的生育潮到严苛的计划生育时代，“姑姑”既是接生的天使，又是执行政策的铁面人，她的双手迎接过无数新生命，也在无奈中终止过一些孕事。书中通过蝌蚪的视角，展现了人性、伦理、时代使命等诸多元素的碰撞与纠葛，有对生命的敬畏与无奈，对亲情爱情的挣扎与坚守，如同一幅厚重的画卷，将那段波澜壮阔又五味杂陈的历史娓娓道来，让人在历史的辙印里思索生命的意义与时代的裹挟之力。