Catcher in the Rye
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The protagonist of "The Catcher in the Rye" is Holden, a sixteen-year-old middle school student who was born in a middle-class family in New York. His parents and teachers wanted him to study hard so that he could stand out in the future, but all he did in school all day long was talk about alcohol and women. He couldn't understand everything around him, had no intention of studying, and was always punished. When he was expelled for the fourth time, Holden did not go home and wandered alone in New York for a day and two nights. He finally collapsed completely and lay down in a mental hospital.
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Official(41)Scraped 4d ago
If you really want to hear me talk, the first thing you want to know is probably where I was born, how I got through my terrible childhood, what my parents did before I was born, and some David Copperfield story-like bullshit, but to be honest, I don't want to talk about that. Firstly, I find it annoying, and secondly, if I mention anything very personal to my parents, they will be so angry that they vomit blood.
The Catcher in the Rye is one of the masterpieces of American writer Jerome David Salinger and one of the classics in the history of American literature. 1. The protagonist Holden is a rebellious young man who has a skeptical and disgusting attitude towards social values and moral concepts. He believes that these concepts are hypocritical, empty and boring. 2. Holden is confused and confused about his life and future. He longs for freedom, independence and innocence, but he doesn't know how to realize these wishes. 3. Through Holden's psychological description, the novel shows the inner conflicts and confusion of teenagers, and calls on people to pay attention to the mental health and growth issues of teenagers. 4. The novel reflects on and criticizes the reality of American society, calling on people to return to their true nature and pay attention to individual feelings and needs. 5. Through the description of Holden, the novel explores the meaning and value of life, and calls on people to cherish life and pay attention to the meaning and value of life. In short, this is a novel full of rebellious and reflective spirit. Through the psychological description of the protagonist and reflection on social reality, it calls people to pay attention to the authenticity of human nature and the meaning of life. It has important enlightenment significance for the growth of teenagers and social development.
If you can get what you want, why worry about the tortuous journey.
Ten thousand fucks
The word (fuck) appears not 200 times but 199 times in this book. It may seem vulgar but it hides the truth, such as this passage (The sign of an immature person is that he is willing to die spectacularly for a certain reason, while the sign of a mature person is that he is willing to live humbly for a certain reason.'") Life is like this, some people are full of foul language but are warm and kind, and some people are moral and righteous, but they are just fucking around.
Still worth reading.
The protagonist has too many contradictions. He longs to communicate with people, but no one understands him. He longs for freedom, but has to be imprisoned. He longs for,,,,
Holden was very rebellious at the age of 16. No matter what others say, he will feel that others are ill-intentioned towards him, and he only feels that he is right. This is normal, and that state will only happen after something happens to him. I knew I was actually thinking too much.
Holden
A boy with strong learning ability also has complex psychological activities. Part of the reason why he had a series of twists and turns was because of his living environment. He saw people too clearly, and thinking too much would make him anxious. There used to be many people that he hated extremely much, but later he didn't hate them so much anymore, and he still missed them a little bit. Some people may hate it at the time, but it remains deeply in their memory and they think of it from time to time.
It's a miracle that this book can be read in China!
A work of conscience, no matter how excellent the title is. You will know what type of book this is when you see the content. Those who have seen it should understand 😂😂😂
Sorry, it must be my lack of knowledge
After reading the entire article, I only knew that I had been negatively affected by the article. No matter how nice the words were, the book still felt like that in my mind. The whole book did not bring me anything of value. On the contrary, after reading it, I felt that it was a waste of my time. This is my personal opinion.
Good humanity shines in decadence
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Official(41)Scraped 4d ago
If you really want to hear me talk, the first thing you want to know is probably where I was born, how I got through my terrible childhood, what my parents did before I was born, and some David Copperfield story-like bullshit, but to be honest, I don't want to talk about that. Firstly, I find it annoying, and secondly, if I mention anything very personal to my parents, they will be so angry that they vomit blood.
The Catcher in the Rye is one of the masterpieces of American writer Jerome David Salinger and one of the classics in the history of American literature. 1. The protagonist Holden is a rebellious young man who has a skeptical and disgusting attitude towards social values and moral concepts. He believes that these concepts are hypocritical, empty and boring. 2. Holden is confused and confused about his life and future. He longs for freedom, independence and innocence, but he doesn't know how to realize these wishes. 3. Through Holden's psychological description, the novel shows the inner conflicts and confusion of teenagers, and calls on people to pay attention to the mental health and growth issues of teenagers. 4. The novel reflects on and criticizes the reality of American society, calling on people to return to their true nature and pay attention to individual feelings and needs. 5. Through the description of Holden, the novel explores the meaning and value of life, and calls on people to cherish life and pay attention to the meaning and value of life. In short, this is a novel full of rebellious and reflective spirit. Through the psychological description of the protagonist and reflection on social reality, it calls people to pay attention to the authenticity of human nature and the meaning of life. It has important enlightenment significance for the growth of teenagers and social development.
If you can get what you want, why worry about the tortuous journey.
Ten thousand fucks
The word (fuck) appears not 200 times but 199 times in this book. It may seem vulgar but it hides the truth, such as this passage (The sign of an immature person is that he is willing to die spectacularly for a certain reason, while the sign of a mature person is that he is willing to live humbly for a certain reason.'") Life is like this, some people are full of foul language but are warm and kind, and some people are moral and righteous, but they are just fucking around.
Still worth reading.
The protagonist has too many contradictions. He longs to communicate with people, but no one understands him. He longs for freedom, but has to be imprisoned. He longs for,,,,
Holden was very rebellious at the age of 16. No matter what others say, he will feel that others are ill-intentioned towards him, and he only feels that he is right. This is normal, and that state will only happen after something happens to him. I knew I was actually thinking too much.
Holden
A boy with strong learning ability also has complex psychological activities. Part of the reason why he had a series of twists and turns was because of his living environment. He saw people too clearly, and thinking too much would make him anxious. There used to be many people that he hated extremely much, but later he didn't hate them so much anymore, and he still missed them a little bit. Some people may hate it at the time, but it remains deeply in their memory and they think of it from time to time.
It's a miracle that this book can be read in China!
A work of conscience, no matter how excellent the title is. You will know what type of book this is when you see the content. Those who have seen it should understand 😂😂😂
Sorry, it must be my lack of knowledge
After reading the entire article, I only knew that I had been negatively affected by the article. No matter how nice the words were, the book still felt like that in my mind. The whole book did not bring me anything of value. On the contrary, after reading it, I felt that it was a waste of my time. This is my personal opinion.
Good humanity shines in decadence
