Rural**

I have always been shocked by the books written by Liu Cixin. I have actually heard this book recommended by others before. When I look at it now, the writing is really amazing. Probably speaking of my imagination, I couldn't have imagined that the stories could be so connected. I also saw the ignorance and desolation without knowledge. I hope that when you grow up, you can do your part in teaching in remote areas.

The greatness of teachers is highlighted very well in the form of contrast, and the span between a school and the Milky Way is also very shocking.

I saw an excerpt from a Chinese language paper in high school before. It felt great to read the full text. It has a sense of science fiction and a touching sense of traditional literature. It also praises the greatness of the people's teachers!

I read it in Yilin when I was in junior high school. I just thought that the first half was about a rural teacher, and the second half suddenly changed to a science fiction style. I thought there was something wrong with the magazine. Watching it again now is both touching and shocking.

Ignorance, ignorance, and even despair are in the air. It is rural teachers who bring them hope, and it is teachers who save humble human beings. So what about ten thousand years? Human beings have gone through millions of years.

I like this type of book very much. It contains not only hard science fiction, but also soft emotions. Just like a piece of art, it is both strong and soft, and extremely beautiful. The length is not long, but the structure is large; the first part is small, and the second part is grand; the title is ordinary, but the content is great. I think the author must have written this work out of emotion and intentionality. Or talk about education issues in poor areas, or talk about the importance of the profession of teachers. We have our own unique life experiences, and our feelings about this article will be different, but we will all get some useful inspiration. I am very grateful to Liu Da for writing this work, very grateful to Tomato for providing free reading, and very grateful to this era and country for the convenience it has provided me.

I spent a morning watching "Country Teacher". The suffocating sadness and cosmic romance complement each other. In the end, I can only feel the greatness and shock! Except for Liu Cixin, no one has the ability to integrate the two so perfectly.

This novel is not long, but I read it in two parts. When I first saw the transition of the teacher's plot to the silicon-carbon war, I felt it was inexplicable and couldn't be connected. In addition, I couldn't understand it, so I put it aside for a while... I finished reading it in one go today, and I had an indescribable feeling in my heart. It was so shocking, especially the teacher's words "back it" before he died, and the conversation between the senator and the consul: "You mean the kind of individual that transfers knowledge between two generations of living beings?" "They call them teachers." This is a relatively new novel, with Liu's unique style, and it is worth pondering carefully. The power of words sometimes reaches the bottom of the heart. When I see the children facing each question and being silent for a long time, and finally answering the knowledge taught by the teacher before leaving, I am really moved. Although the teacher has left, his light always lingers around these children, integrating into human civilization and warmth. I will also become a teacher in the future. Although my power is weak, I have a light and a passion. I hope all teachers can become a beacon to guide the future and illuminate every child who is trapped in darkness and ignorance. [Sending Hearts]

The author uses various coincidences to show the greatness of the profession of teachers. This work has bugs, but it shows more of the artistic conception and emotion that the author wants to express.

After reading this book, I don't know how to evaluate it. This story seems very ordinary because its protagonist is just a teacher, but this story seems very great because it is just a teacher. I got interested in this book after someone told me about it. The whole story is presented in an extreme contrast. On one side is a small village on the Loess Plateau, where the people are numb. A teacher dedicated his short life to save the souls of their next generation. On the other side are the two most developed civilizations in the entire galaxy. Advanced and backward, hope and despair, masters and ants are all presented in this book. In the first half, I felt almost nothing. In the second half, I felt much more relaxed. It felt like relaxation radiated from my soul. The last few sentences at the end of the story are dull but not dull, like a contradiction. You are looking forward to his next words, but you also think that this is the ending, and you are still not satisfied. After reading this book, I suddenly felt a sense of happiness from the inside out. I was glad that I did not live in that era, in such a village, or in such a family. At the same time, I felt sad for those people, admired the rural teacher, felt lucky and proud of those children. Yes, I find that I have too many things to be grateful for, thank you to those ordinary but extraordinary people like this rural teacher, thank you to the beautiful life that the motherland protects for us now, thank you for not being born in such a family, thank you for the current examination mechanism, which gives us ordinary people a chance to turn over... Finally, let me conclude with the ending of the book. I hope that each of us can find the meaning of our lives and see the light that supports us in the darkness: They will live to reap the meager but real hope of this ancient and barren land.

Liu's books are all very beautiful, especially the imagination in them, which is breathtaking.

A touching sci-fi epic, a Blu-ray opera of earth and fire

The basic knowledge taught by a rural teacher saved the earth. I once thought it made no sense. After reading it, I understood something. As one reader said, this knowledge is the brilliance of human wisdom.

The spring silkworms will not run out of silk until they die, and the wax torch will not dry until it turns to ashes. Rural teachers, with their mortal bodies, are as good as gods. Salute to teachers!

Like everyone else, I was really moved and shocked. I am a rural teacher myself. Although it is not as desolate as in the article, there are many places that really resonate with me. This gave me a sense of professional responsibility that I never had before.

It's really wonderful. I saw tears in my eyes. When the teacher's favorite person died in childbirth and everyone in the village had no light in their eyes, the teacher's heart may have died, and the hope of survival can only be left to his students.

I thought I was teaching children from the perspective of a rural teacher. Unexpectedly, Da Liu used his usual method: seeing the small in the eyes of the big (no, he is not small). From the use of creatures when faced with the truth in "The Three-Body Problem", to the desire of human beings to face the truth in "The Way of the Morning", to the weakness of human beings when faced with the truth in "The Country Teacher". This book allowed me to see Liu's tenderness again. Science is cruel and gives us tenderness. What do we give her? The next star "Mirror", I'll see you there! (If you don't understand, just ask: How did I finish reading a book in four minutes?)

The bit width of 1 to 10 bits accommodates thousands of teachers. In these extremely inefficient sound waves, they left a legacy to pass on. It took them more than ten years to brew a wine that can ferment Newton's three laws.

Liu, you write well! After reading it, I was very touched. I suddenly understood the greatness of the teaching profession. School is about to start soon, and it's not just the students who are nervous, but also them. Even a backward information transmission method like human beings can give birth to a great civilization. All knowledge is passed down through books, word of mouth, etc. In the vast sea of ​​books, they are the most vivid footnotes, elaborating in detail these foundations of civilization. I feel like Liu will have this emotional feeling after reading every book.

The story of a rural teacher teaching students leads to a galactic war, and then expresses the importance of knowledge through answering questions. It is worthy of Liu's book.

This is a hymn written to the teacher, so meaningful. Teachers are the mothers of knowledge, nurturing the world they know to one generation after another. Very shocking and touching ~

Through a teacher, a remote mountainous area is connected with the splendid cosmic civilization. It combines the fantasy imagination of distant space civilization and the praise of sacred profession, which is particularly exciting.

It's so awesome, you still have to read Liu for Chinese science fiction. When I first started watching it, I was drawn in by the character setting. I thought that Liu would change his style and not write science fiction. Just after I finished thinking about it, the plot suddenly changed and jumped directly to the Milky Way in the universe. To be honest, I was confused by everything written in that paragraph. In the end, the teacher asked the children to memorize that part, the part about the teacher's death, and the child answered that part. It was so exciting. The complete foreshadowing was all logical and amazing👍🏻

No matter how many times I watch it, I still get tears in my eyes every time. This is a novella science fiction novel that combines extreme realism and extreme romance, and embraces China's rural care and humanistic temperament. "Despite ignorance, barbarism, violence, and arrogance, that incredible persistent desire for light and wisdom is like a rose that bursts out of the chest and is born of blood. How beautiful it is, how valuable human beings are." This passage written by the author in the book is not only the best interpretation of the main theme of the book, but also a profound elucidation of human beings and civilization.

Although the mountain village is ignorant, with Teacher Li imparting knowledge and giving hope to the children, everything makes sense. The most lacking thing in human imagination in the universe is hope. Liu Cixin perfectly explains the future with such a short novel

Before reading, I have been thinking about how the author allows human beings to establish a connection with the universe. After reading it, I was enlightened. Rural teachers are the transmitters of human wisdom and the continuators of civilization! Under the universe, the macroscopic view of the human world is as small as a mote of dust. There is no poverty or wealth, no failure or success, no hardship, no illness, no health, no everything!

This book is the greatest tribute to the teachers who have gone into the mountains, into the villages, and into the grassroots. This great inheritance not only shocked the aliens, but also shocked every reader who read this book! Thank you Liu Cixin! Pay tribute!

It exposes some bad habits in rural areas with low literacy levels. It starts with a tragedy and ends with an open ending, which can arouse contemplation and lead people into the world of science fiction. To understand it, you need to have a certain amount of scientific knowledge (I'm sorry, I don't understand it all). I think it is a perfect science fiction novel, and its shortness is the only shortcoming I can pick out. However, this short article gives me infinite details and gives me an unfinished desire to explore. To sum up: Da Liu yyds

The imaginative description of the carbon-silicon war overflows the space required to express the main idea, but this is no longer important. The teacher's significance and romance to human civilization have already moved people to tears.

This book uses reality and science fiction to highlight the greatness of rural teachers. For the fate of rural children, he has little time and is still worried about whether the children can walk out of the mountains. He talks about Newton's Law over and over again, hoping that the children can read and change their destiny. Although this book is a bit short, it is meaningful. As expected, Liu Cixin is a great person and is the first Asian to win the Hugo Award. I highly recommend this book and Liu Cixin's works.