Llosa's Works: the Festival of the Ram

I read like crazy. My stomach seemed to be twisted, and I seemed to be drowning in this flood of narrative. I was thrown into prison and sat on the electric chair. The "ram" described by Mr. Llosa was using a dull knife to cut away the flesh and blood of the martyrs and my spirit bit by bit. When I read the last few chapters, I was sometimes heartbroken and sometimes shed tears. I realized that I was about to say goodbye to the distant country of Dominica, but with the help of Mr. Vargas Llosa's pen and ink, I witnessed its cruelty, silence, and the glimmer of democracy at the end of the article. This is how I finished watching a coup that overthrew a tyrant. Thank you, Mr. Vargas Llosa. For the first time, I was physically and mentally exhausted and excited by reading a book, but at the same time I was filled with happiness.

Ortega Gasset said ~ "A person's past, present and future will not always be the past, present and future, but one day it may be, and one day it will no longer be." Looking back at the past now, the incompleteness of the past is vividly visible, and similarly looking back at the present in the future will still be incomplete. Only the past, present and future can treat the whole life with peace and humor, which is the meaning of individual life. Only countless such complete individuals can build a harmonious society. Ortega said again ~ "A belief in life, a belief with the characteristics of our times." Did Trujillo's dictatorship arise alone? There must be a mainstream social ideology of obedience. The death of a tyrant will not change the system overnight. Subsequent disputes over power and interests will inevitably lead to endless bloodshed due to habitual and ignorant blind obedience. Identity always follows status, and the killing machine will not stop because of the wear and tear of one part. It is thought that what the people need is freedom, but what they actually need is self-improvement. According to the suggestive, greedy, shameless, and arrogant male gazes that are staring at your face and body, you are already an abandoned piece of old furniture. They are used to stripping off all the clothes of women on the street with their eyes and heads. An open book is a talking brain. Close it and it will be a friend waiting for you; forget it and it will be a soul that forgives you; destroy it and it will be a crying heart. Books and magazines are the best weapons against the depression caused by seclusion, routine, and anxiety. You still have families, couples, children, relatives and friends, and a motherland. These things make life fulfilling. And my father and the Führer turned my life into a wasteland...

This is the third book I have read by this author. The Nobel Prize is never given to the wrong person.

Llosa's book is also very good to read, but it is very heavy. "Since then, I have been shaking for thirty-five years!"

This is the third Llosa book I have read. The screen can still be switched like a movie.