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Massage: The Blind Spot of Human Dignity in the Visual World. This book takes you into the deeper inner world of blind massage therapists, feeling their happiness and sorrow, love and friendship, desire and fantasy, their blood and fire, love and tears... They are more tolerant than healthy people because they are in the light, while healthy people are in the dark. But they are also tenacious and tenacious. Although they think they are excluded from mainstream society, they know more about respecting the weight of the word, which is the quality of life. So this is why Du Hong was forced to "repay the favor" after the performance. He was applauded even though he played poorly, because disabled people are for healthy people to complete their self-impressions. Du Hong will never play the piano again. She has her own self-esteem and she doesn't owe it to anyone. The book includes "Doctor Wang who dares to act and be kind and resolute, Sha Fuming who is knowledgeable and sophisticated, Xiao Ma who lacks love and falls into ethical desires and fantasies, absurd Zhang Yiguang, Xiao Kong who is willing to pay for love, Jin Yan who falls in love, and autistic and small-minded person. But Zhang Zongqi, as well as healthy people like Aunt Jin, Gao Wei, and Du Li, are able to share hardships. This is a complicated stage. They don't need to be sympathized with or pitied. What they need is empathy. Only with empathy can we have further respect. There seems to always be an invisible barrier between people. What the blind can see is invisible to them. Healthy people sometimes even appear darker. What they can see is a kind of limitation (it is flattery, arty, flattering, and inevitably vulgar). Not being able to see is also a limitation (it is sober confusion, struggling paranoia, restrained wisdom, and confused understanding). There are people in this world who are blind, and there are people who are heart-blind. People who are blind use their hearts to feel, and those who are blind have eyes, which is just a decoration. I wish "there is no blindness in the world." "
This book really made me realize a different world, the world of the blind. Many times we are self-righteous, sympathize and pity the blind, but do not really understand the heart of the blind. I think that many times, although we have visible eyes, we may play the role of "blind" in our lives. The story begins in a Sha Zongqi massage parlor. Every character is so vivid and powerful. The story of each blind person brings me not only a kind of shock, but also emotions that are incomparable to us normal people. Hands, ears, and noses are their eyes, sharper senses, and calm mind over time. Many times they have stronger self-esteem and endurance, but at the same time they also have a fragile side, which is just unknown to others. Only the blind people feel the same. I think this book will give you a window into understanding blind people and different "worlds", and it is more of a kind of power.
The blind person's calculations, the blind person's struggle, the blind person's self-esteem, the blind person's estrangement, the blind person's warmth, the blind person's unique perspective on the world. In the final analysis, there is no essential difference between the blind person and the normal person. They have the same emotional needs and value orientation as us. Perhaps it is precisely because we are not blind that we lose our respect for things in the process of opening our eyes to see things. The ending is tragic, but the self-esteem, independence, warmth, and purity shown by the blind people in Sha Zongqi Massage Center are even more touching. Their desire for the world, inferiority complex, and the efforts they make for it are even more heartbreaking.
The true and wonderful description of the psychological activities and living conditions of blind people is a conscientious work with humanistic care and worthy of promotion.
There is no sun in their world, it is always dark, but it is not dark because of love, hatred and hatred. Although the world is not that bright, it is exciting enough. Jin Yan said that comedy ends with a wedding👰🏻 and tragedy ends with a funeral, so "Massage" is a standard tragicomedy, a comedy that is happy and tragic, not tragic but not comedy, not happy but not tragic, happy and sad, or sad and comedy😅.
When the human world loses its color, leaving only an impermanent darkness, what will happen to the world of the blind? As the winner of the 8th Mao Dun Literature Award, this book describes the ups and downs and hardships experienced by a group of blind people in the ruthless urban forest. The author's language is plain but simple, and the rhythm of the novel is compact and smooth. In this book, the author uses the image of a blind masseur to explain the rich emotional and psychological world of blind people represented by Sha Fuming, and describes their tortuous and difficult growth process. This book is highly readable and interesting, and will make you think after reading it.
I like it very much, the thoughts of the blind, the spirit of the blind, the strong perseverance and burning self-esteem, the strong tension of the words seemed to wrap me up in a huge net, and I was deeply trapped in it. The full star rating of Tomato is five stars. This book surpasses the entire website library and is the pinnacle of the entire online library, with ten stars.
The world of blind people is dark, but their hearts are colorful. Bi Feiyu's novel "Massage" takes you into the deep inner world of blind masseurs and feels their joy and sorrow, love and friendship, dreams and reality. In the novel, there are doctors who are brave and kind and persevering, who are knowledgeable and well-versed in the world. The old Sha Fuming is Xiao Kong who is willing to pay for love. They don't need to be pitied, they need to be understood, and they need to respect each other. There are people in this world who are blind, and there are people who are heart-blind. People who are blind feel the world with their hearts and respect others with their hearts. People who are blind can't see the world clearly or recognize themselves. I wish there would be no blindness in the world.
The author uses delicate language to integrate the various aspects of life of hand-blind people, presenting readers with a little-known and real world of blind people. They are persistent, kind, and tenacious. They are also confused and struggling, and they carefully strive for their own independence and dignity. However, they all work hard in their own fields, are tenacious and tenacious, and create their own glory. The thing that impressed me the most in "" was Du Hong. She had a fighting spirit in her bones. She had an instinct for music, but she didn't want to accept the pity and sympathy of others on the stage, so she stopped performing on stage. She changed to massage in the middle, which she was not good at. She also seemed generous when she refused Sha Fuming.
Halfway through the movie, I remembered the movie Massage, so I went to watch it. When I came back to read the book, although there were some spoilers in the plot of the movie, it did not affect the impact and shocking power of Bi Feiyu's words. There are many things that cannot be presented in the movie plot, but the text is original. Under the influence of words and movies, the character of the blind man inexplicably poured into my soul, appeared in my sleep, and experienced life with me. I felt so clearly that the blind were around me, and I even became a blind person myself. This book actually has some philosophical thoughts. For example, for blind people, normal people are advanced humans, but for normal humans, blind people also have innate advantages. They are not obsessed with images and have no ugliness. If we can understand this level, blindness is a state we want to reach. In the same way, the matter we see in this world and the matter felt by blind people account for about the same only 5%, so what do normal humans have to be proud of? When a blind person loses his eyes, his soul perception ability will be enhanced in most cases. They are more sensitive and can perceive emotions and things that other humans cannot feel or perceive. They are infinitely bright in the darkness, and we chase the darkness in the light.
Every group has its unknown side, and all we can do is respect it; After reading this book, I suddenly remembered my neighbor's family when I was a child. The daughter was adopted and the mother was a deaf-mute person. After the father died of cancer, the grandmother also passed away soon, leaving only the daughter and mother. Later, the daughter was getting married, and the mother was sent away. It was said that the family was very kind to her mother. Soon after, the daughter got married... Will the daughter miss her mother? Will the mother miss her daughter and her previous life?
It's very well written, and it made me sad to read it. We should really pay attention to the lives of special groups, not with pity, but to truly show their plight of survival and treat them equally. Attached is the original text: "The life of a blind person is somewhat similar to the life on the Internet. When an able-bodied person needs it, with a click, the blind person becomes concrete; as soon as the able-bodied person turns off his phone, the blind person naturally enters the virtual space." It makes us think. Every character is very vivid, vivid and delicate. Everyone has his or her own misfortunes, each has his or her own way of living, and each has his or her own life. I hope God will give them happiness. [Almost crying]
I first came to know Bi Feiyu through "Shake, Shake, Shake to Grandma's Bridge". The author's in-depth characterization skills deeply attracted me. This "Massage" has moved the perspective to "abnormal people", letting us know that disabled people and non-disabled people have the same rights and freedom to pursue the happiness of life. While there are varying degrees of physical disability, people's mental, emotional and spiritual needs are similar. It also emphasizes that realizing the happiness of disabled people requires the joint efforts of society and individuals. Society should provide equal opportunities and conditions for people with disabilities and create a just and inclusive environment.
Halfway through the book, I have never understood the massage industry or the protagonist who does massage. Although what happened is normal, it is so different. I have experienced and understood it from another perspective. Continue reading.
The story is based on the blind group and depicts many flesh-and-blood portraits of the blind! Tell us about ordinary people, all kinds of blind people like Sha Fuming, Doctor Wang, Xiao Kong, Zhang Zongqi, Xiao Ma, Tailai, Jin Yan, Zhang Yiguang, Du Hong, Ji Tingting... And ordinary people in the store Gao Wei, Du Li, Sister Jin... They are sensitive and strong, ordinary and special, but they are in the shackles of fate just like you and me, or even more! I have lived in Nanjing, where the story is set, for a long time, and I always want to immerse myself in familiar places. In addition, Lao Bi must also like massage, otherwise how would he know so much! [Laugh]
The author Keshi noticed that in our society, there are some people with disabilities who are also working silently to fight for their own lives and actively face their defects. This is a story about blind people. It describes their life world in detail and emphasizes that they also have emotions, troubles, happiness, and various desires. However, due to their own defects, they have to work hard to mediate in their hearts. After reading, readers can better reflect and understand this special group of people.
The deepest and brightest light in life is refracted from the bottom of the heart. We can see the light in their hearts, and they can feel the light of the world through their hearts.
There is such a complex and wonderful human nature in a small massage parlor
The world without light is just as colorful.
The author's meticulous depiction of the world of blind people and the metaphors he used made me sympathize with them immediately, and some of the metaphors were interesting and full of philosophical thoughts. Blind people can't see, they can't see the sky or the earth, they can't see the beauty, but they can see themselves, feel their own blood and want to cry. Can support one's own self-esteem, but cannot bear the pity of others. I can smell the beauty of love, as fragrant as braised pork.
What a wonderful novel! Due to his special work experience, the writer vividly depicts the joys, sorrows, joys and sorrows in the lives of blind people. The work is real and delicate, the characters are flesh-and-blood, rich in emotion, and the language is beautiful. A novel with a score of 9 or above!
Looking at their inner world and the world they think from the perspective of various blind people, they are stubborn but soft, they are strong but clumsy, their friendship and love are so simple but full of surprises. It is really a good novel, highly recommended! !
I first came to know Bi Feiyu through "Shake, Shake, Shake to Grandma's Bridge". The author's in-depth characterization skills deeply attracted me. This "Massage" has moved the perspective to "abnormal people", letting us know that disabled people and non-disabled people have the same rights and freedom to pursue the happiness of life. While there are varying degrees of physical disability, people's mental, emotional and spiritual needs are similar. It also emphasizes that realizing the happiness of disabled people requires the joint efforts of society and individuals. Society should provide equal opportunities and conditions for people with disabilities and create a just and inclusive environment.
Blind people have blind eyes but not blind hearts. Their qualities are better than most people who are not blind! The small society they formed is also better than the real society. Unfortunately, they cannot escape the fetters of the real society!
The world of the blind and the heart of the blind are thus presented by the author to the eyes of us able-bodied people. We are exactly the same people as us. What the blind need is not pity but respect.
A very good book, the mind of a blind person is the same as that of a sighted person. Just a little more sensitive.
This book touched me deeply. It allowed me to see the life of a special group of blind people. The author's writing is very delicate, and each character is vividly portrayed. I think this book is a bit similar to "The Ordinary World". They both tell the lives of ordinary people and let us see their efforts and persistence. Moreover, I also learned some skills in dealing with people from the book. As the book says, you should use different titles and wordings according to different people. I think this is also very useful in real life.
This is the first time that I have been so close to the world of blind people and felt their joys and sorrows. The author describes the character's heart very delicately, and it seems that he gave me an emotional microscope to see into the details of his heart.
Some words are on the lips, some words are in the heart, and some words are in the nerves. Every word and every word is so real and touching.
Too little reading and not enough knowledge. I can't describe my inner shock in words! ! !