All Things Hope

I've become more and more lazy recently, so I just paste it. Below I usually like to read cool articles to liberate my heavy brain, but maybe my brain is naturally heavy, so if I read too many cool articles, I will find them too frivolous. While I was deciding between options, I came across this book. Since the emergence of Internet literature, the boundaries of literature have begun to blur, and Internet writers seem to have to be considered writers. Especially for those who have become famous after being filmed in dramas, and have achieved such success in the popular sense, if they do not recognize their status, it seems like they have transformed into a fox that cannot eat grapes, with the sour smell of intellectuals, which becomes more and more sour. However, if the literary status of Internet writers is recognized, it seems that it is not worthy of those works that have been recognized by history. Therefore, every time I see someone who praises someone in the comment area, I can't help but look down on him, but I can't explain why. After all, if the writing is not good, then who can write well? If it is well written, why is it not as popular as him? This question has bothered me occasionally. Until now, I have read a small part of this book. I just saw that Grandpa Baijiao fell ill, and I finally have the answer to this question. My teacher used to say that there is no distinction between literature and history. Excellent history is also excellent literature, and excellent literature is also excellent history. At that time, I was still ignorant and could not understand its meaning. Time flies, and with the amount of reading, I gradually gain some understanding. People who have not experienced all kinds of things in the past life have no way of understanding them, but they can be aware of them from the words. This is the history recorded in the words. Probably history and literature are a couple. If literature is not married to history, history will not remember literature. Only literature that is married to history can inscribe its name on the epitaph of history. Apparently, this book is already married.