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Classic Literature, Works That Won Nobel Prizes and Grand Prizes
I am a quasi-junior high school student. I don't read cool articles or messy ones. I focus on the field of literature. I hope to improve my writing skills and hand over the good books in your hands!
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Books Suitable for Student Parties
I want to read a book similar to "Lychees from Chang'an". Are there any books that have a plot and good writing, suitable for students (females), not too childish, and not romantic (not the four major classics)
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"I lived to tell you that everything has its own light." This is what Leo said to his son Winnie at the end. This is a story about an ordinary family in Naples, which fully expresses family affection and friendship. The timeline is very long, starting from the childhood of the protagonist, their parents, to when they grow up. I think that maybe most people's lives are different from their ideals, but life will always give you new surprises. Even after difficulties, don't be afraid of difficulties. Remember: the wind is free.
It's a very shocking book. It tells the story of two people's father and then their son, and the bond between the two children spanning decades. Discover the truth calmly, then face it and change it. Tell the children what their father is like, not to interfere, not to alienate the children with their own expectations, and then let them choose what they want to be. The tragedy passed down from generation to generation will eventually be changed.
While watching it, I felt a silent sadness inside. I can't tell whether it's my own emotions or the content of the story. Everyone is alive, flesh and blood, and everyone works hard. Everyone is trapped by their own "faith", but they also try to break free from the shackles of "faith". Everyone is restricted in life, but they are also working hard to move forward in life. The author's writing style and the translator's ability are really great. After reading the whole book, I don't know how many sentences and contents are outlined. I was attracted by the name of this book because I read the Neapolitan Tetralogy. After reading it, I still feel that this is an excellent book. I hope it can be read by more people, and I hope I can read more such good books!
"Fireflies in Naples" is a masterpiece that touches the soul. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to outline the journey of two teenagers from being intimate to growing apart. In the book, the society in Naples is real and palpable. Friendship has been tested under the cruel reality, including betrayal, struggle, and redemption. The plot is gripping and makes people think deeply about human nature, destiny and growth.
Redemption Growing up in the dirtiest and most chaotic neighborhood, his father was a Camoka member. He had been on the road to crime for the first half of his life. Later, he was imprisoned for twelve years, separated from his wife and children for twelve years, and struggled with life and death several times. However, he escaped during these tortuous days. This absurd first half of Leo's life was the happiest. The only thing is that he has a good friend, met a good wife, had a good sister, and even his father was very kind to him ~ The twelve years in the wilderness were the crazy torment of longing, Eduardo's redemption at the last moment, walking out of the desolation to enjoy the sunrise with his son at the beach, and living desperately! Malinado (that's his name, I forgot), who has always lived with low self-esteem and pain, can't let go of his obsession with Rebecca. In fact, he is cowardly and unable to solve the problem, so he keeps suppressing it, making everyone miserable. Fortunately, Leo saves him in the end, and he finally has the courage to face everything he should face. Avoiding can't solve any problems, and the process of struggling is extremely painful. However, if you struggle and struggle a little more, some things will change dramatically in the process~
Finally, it was his turn to complete the magic: to illuminate the rest of the world with burial. ——Tell him, you have to live, tell him—— Childhood is a promise that is never kept. A true predator is never full. In the past, it will always be there, but it no longer exists. Q: Why do sometimes the best human beings grow up to be those who have been lost, rather than those who have never been lost in life. —— To tell you that everything has its own light.
One peaceful day after another, people choose in silence the shackles deep in their hearts that are difficult to break free from. Everything is traceable, everything is unpredictable, and there is no absolute freedom. Between the petty bourgeoisie families in Naples and "that kind of family", no one is right or wrong, it's just that they each choose a way to survive in the real society. The political and economic conditions throughout Italy are also affecting the lives of millions of people. In these turbulent times, who can really choose the right path?
Sharp and tender. People who are attracted by evil, people who are destroyed by evil, people who are in the light but actually in the darkness, people who are struggling and groping for the light in the darkness. Fall or resist, live or die, shave cleanly every morning, that day is a new day.
The characters in this book have distinct personalities, with Leo's boldness and freedom and Marcello's obedience and gentleness forming a strong contrast. Their experiences are also touching, especially Leo's changes and ups and downs of fate after his father's death, which makes people think deeply. This book made me understand that life is full of variables. We must cherish the present and face the future bravely. #TheFirefliesofNaples#book review
The pursuit of love and light from a man's perspective is fascinating. I was deeply impressed by the author's definitions of family, marriage, love, friendship, and family affection.
This is a novel full of life philosophy and reincarnation. Characters such as Eduardo, Marcello, and Leo have distinctive personalities and ill-fated fates. They experience ups and downs in the ocean of life, with opportunities and crises coexisting. The book says well: If you are not prepared for life, life will not care about you. You can only be loved if you love, and in order to survive, you need to take all the risks. However, the female characters in the book are not outstanding, such as Nana, Rebecca, etc., Regardless of their IQ, education, and experience, they are a bit unsatisfactory, because they do not understand what they need and how to obtain a meaningful life.
The story content of "Fireflies in Naples" is cross-depicted, telling the story of two generations, from the childhood memories of Ollie and his friends in Naples to the next generation when they grew up and went their separate ways. The most impressive thing mentioned at the end is that the reason why I want to live is to tell my story to my children. This is the reason why Ollie can escape from the world and return to his children in the difficult environment of being a corpse guard. The complex relationships between the characters in the book also seem to make the story seem to jump out of place inadvertently, maybe because I haven't kept up with the pace. Overall, it looks good and is worth recommending.
Tell him, you have to live, tell him Everything has its own light
Not bad. The names of other characters besides the protagonist are confusing. The tire puncture gang is waiting for the second brush. "Only by loving can you be loved. If you don't work hard, no one will care about you. The scar will be there, forever, but it doesn't hurt anymore. Instead of obsessing over finding impossible answers, be good at asking logical questions. Sometimes those who grow into the best human beings, It's those who have been lost, Not those who have never been lost in life. --Nelson Egger "
The dim light connects the streets of Naples, revealing the resilience and redemption of ordinary people's lives in the brokenness and warmth.
Hmm... I didn't quite understand it, and I didn't realize many of the details until later.
To tell you that everything has its own light.
Okay, that's it
It's okay, you can take a look
Very good, very good
Not bad, you can watch it
It's awesome. I can only say that it's still awesome for foreign online writers.
The beginning is impressive, and I suddenly understood it after watching it halfway through. The second half is quite exciting.