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I feel sorry for Mr. Lao She from the bottom of my heart. He is a delicate person, kind-hearted, easy to make friends, and a person who is serious about writing and has an attitude. However, he is too oppressed by the times. He is forced to breathe a little oxygen in the air and humbly put everything he has summarized into writing-related enjoyment with the most humble and gentle attitude, even at the expense of self-denial. I don't know if we can still have a Mr. Lao She, but I think the moment he decided to take his own life was destined to be a sad and sad loss for our nation. If you look at the Japanese writers of the same era, they are already preparing and writing their Nobel Prize-nominated works, but Mr. Lao She, who had not lived a good life since childhood, ended his life in panic and oppression. . .

This book is like a kind teacher, teaching you how to use language well. Mr. Lao She's writing is humorous and witty, just like the camel Xiangzi he wrote, making you feel relaxed and happy while reading. The views in the book are unique, such as "Life is a rhythm, there must be light and shadow, left and right, sunny and rainy", which can benefit you a lot.

I especially appreciate the author's characterization of details, whether it is the psychological changes of the characters in the play or the subtle changes in the environment, they are all vividly displayed. This sense of reality made me feel as if I could feel the emotions and emotions of the people in the play and resonate with them. In addition, this work also conveys a spirit of perseverance. I am deeply inspired by the spirit of playwrights who continue to create on hot summer days. It tells me that no matter how difficult we encounter, as long as we persevere, we will be able to usher in the dawn of success. Overall, "Writing a Play in the Summer" is a good work worth reading. It made me feel the charm of creation and made me think more deeply about life.

Very useful for writers