Shaw Shen****

In the prequel, I got to know Stephen King a little bit. He is really a talented and ambitious writer who keeps writing. His personal experience is very interesting. He first loved writing and then became famous. The following is The Shawshank Redemption, which is really touching. Andy is really amazing. He endures what ordinary people cannot endure, has a spirit of resistance and unyielding, is talented, perseverant and perseverant. Such a person can live a good life no matter he is in a dark prison or a bright new world. He is always full of hope for the future and life. What shines in him is the brilliance of humanity. He deeply affects everyone around him. This book is great. I have watched the movie before and was very shocked and moved. Now I finally read the book and I really admire people like Andy. He is a pearl in the gravel, unsullied from the mud, has a heart that yearns for freedom, and the temperament exuding from his body is the invisible brilliance of humanity. I highly recommend reading it.

After reading the novel, I felt that the movie was really restored and very exciting.

"The Shawshank Redemption" is a story about "redemption" and "hope". Andy spent 27 years planning, digging, and escaping from prison. The bird is destined not to be imprisoned forever. It blooms out of the mud and runs towards the future. "The Nazi Apprentice" allowed me to witness the transformation of a curious, arrogant top student into a cruel Nazi apprentice. This novel is a bit depressing to read, with a creepy feeling. "Corpse", after experiencing an adventure at the end of summer, the four people gradually began to go their separate ways. "Breathe-Breathe-Breathe-Breathe" is more meaningful╮(￣▽￣)╭

I have watched the movie several times and read the book for the first time. The redemption is not only for Andy himself, but also for the entire Shawshank Prison. The people in Shawshank Prison do not think that they are at fault. Just like Red said, "The people in Shawshank are all innocent, and I am the only guilty person." They do not know the meaning of prison. Red was paroled three times. The first time was twenty years after he came in. Andy was imprisoned and he calmly said that he would no longer cause harm in the future. The second time was ten years later, and the rhetoric was similar to the first time. By the third parole, which was also after Andy escaped from prison, the young boy who had once been outside was no longer there, leaving only an old man, reform, a useless word. For example, Lao Bu, who has lived within the wall for decades, may have considered this place his home and knows nothing about the outside. After he got out, he had no friends, no family, everything was unknown, and he could not live like an ordinary person. He was out of touch with the outside world, and prison was the place he missed most. Andy succeeded Lao Bu in managing the library. He insisted on writing letters, asking for funds, and expanding the library. He wanted to let others know more.

There is nothing supernatural about it, but it is extremely shocking. Be sure not to miss the next three chapters, which are no less important than "The Shawshank Redemption".

There may be times in each of our lives when we feel very depressed and have hit rock bottom. After reading this book, the biggest feeling is that I hope that each of us can have Andy's perseverance in the chapter "Spring Hope: The Shawshank Redemption" and never give up the hope of life; the protagonist Gordon's luck when tossing the coin in the chapter "Autumn No More Innocence: Corpses"; the courage of Sandy in "Late Winter Reborn Brea-Breathe-Breathe-Breathe" even though she knew the impact of giving birth to a child on her life, she still insisted on giving birth to the child and walked her own way and let others decide.

The book is good, but the movie is even better. This is one of the few movies that surpasses the original work.

Wonderful He who fights with the devil should be careful not to become a devil himself. When you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares into you. ——Nietzsche".

A very profound feeling after reading this book is that no matter what kind of adversity and difficulty it is, as long as you have hope and maintain an optimistic and positive attitude towards life, you will definitely get good results, because hope is a good thing, it can save you, let you be reborn in despair, see the light in the darkness, rise in the fall, and move towards the dawn of victory. In the future life, when encountering setbacks and decadence, it can always inspire me to change and save me.

The so-called literary leaders who criticized Stephen King just couldn't stand the lack of artistic description. But it was prose, poetry, literature, not a horror story or a memoir with ups and downs of plot description. I once read Autumn: The Corpse by chance. After reading it for a few minutes, I found that I didn't understand and didn't understand this writing method. The story develops in the third person but is narrated in the first person. I picked up "Jane Eyre" in the library instead... It's a bit regretful to think about it now, but I only discovered Stephen King's novels in the past few days. Before reading The Shawshank Redemption, I had only read one copy of "The Shining". I can't describe it in words. I can only say with emotion that Stephen King is a born writer and an idealist who was almost buried. 2024.7.3

I've watched the Shawshank Redemption movie more than ten times, and it's all very exciting.

"Some birds cannot be caged, and every feather of them shines with the light of freedom." "The Shawshank Redemption" tells the relationship between time and faith. The original title is "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption." Andy is another Meursault, convicted by preconceived prejudices, which is ironic and true. "Any kind of place you don't like and can't leave, any kind of life you don't like and can't escape from is your prison." But "Hope is a good thing, maybe the best thing in the world, and good things will never disappear."

The moment I saw the title of the book, I just wanted to know what Shawshank is, is it a person? What kind of redemption did this man receive? First, I read the preface and learned what kind of existence the author of this book, Stephen King, is. It should have been boring. What else is there to see in other people's lives? But after reading the preface, I will sigh that everyone's life has a meaning. Looking at other people's lives may be able to realize some truths, which will pave the way for future life. Stephen King was just a student. He was very excited when he found that people loved reading the fantasy novels he wrote and made a lot of money. The principal was puzzled and doubtful that he used his talent to write these things. Although Stephen King continued to write similar style novels when he grew up, he always remembered what the principal said deep in his heart, so he suddenly changed his style during the fire. By writing this book, "The Shawshank Redemption," I truly demonstrated my talent and wrote something profound. This book is written in four parts: spring, summer, autumn and winter. This does not mean that these stories take place in the corresponding seasons, but that the spiritual temperament represented by the stories corresponds to the seasons. The hope of spring, the fall of summer, the loss of innocence in autumn and the rebirth of late winter. The most impressive one is The Hope of Spring, which has the same title as the book, The Shawshank Redemption.

"The Shawshank Redemption" gives people a spirit of never admitting defeat, a quality of loving despite seeing the truth of life clearly, and a perfect interpretation of waiting and hope.

I learned a lot about writing techniques. The layout of the plot is really good, especially The Shawshank Redemption. I watched the movie and the original work from the first to the third grade of junior high school. It's great, reading for the New Year without the interruption of children. I took a lot of notes and thoughts along with them. *The most important things are often the hardest to talk about because words diminish their importance; it's not easy to make people you've never met care about the good things in your life. ——The great road is simple, the sound is loud, and the elephant is invisible. The Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao; the name can be named, but it is not named. *Dad once said that he would never know how to grow flowers and trees, and he probably didn't have this talent. He often sprinkled too much water in the same place, drowning the good plants alive, while the plants on the other side dried up and died from lack of water. ——The writing is so vivid and vivid. Do writers' feelings come from their own lives or the lives of others? Observe and record the world all the time. They are immersed in life, cold bystanders, and recorders of every detail. *Sentences from my memory: ... Like a nail slowly being pulled out of rotten wood And the author writes: It's like a rusty nail being slowly pulled out of rotten wood. ——Every sentence must be carefully crafted, and the translator must also have good skills. *But by this time his mother had cleaned his room two or three times, collecting all the old homework books, candy wrappers, comic books and jokes. Then one day they burned them as fire materials, and Vern's treasure map became soot in the kitchen chimney. ——Haha, I think of my girl's pile of rags! I often clean them up and throw them away for her when she's not around, but she forgets a lot of them and plays with them enough. Do we often have such rags in our homes? Will a lack of security lead to the habit of collecting rags? Why do people like to collect rags as children? Only those who love nostalgia keep the tatters. Those who look forward will never look at what is left behind. *What kind of world is it that a person can become rich by writing fictional novels. ——It's okay, people nowadays not only make up stories and create rumors, but also stage photos and act out jokes, making them look more like the real thing. All are given to you the way you want to see them.

It's great, but I can't remember foreign names and character traits, and I get confused when there are too many characters. Good stuff that I will re-read in the future.

"They say the Pacific has no memory, so I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. In a place with no memory and no warmth." ---Andy

"The Shawshank Redemption", I remember when I was a sophomore in high school, the teacher asked everyone to tell a story, and I told it the first time I came to the podium. It's been over ten years now. I used to watch movies, but today I finished reading the novel. Andy's calmness, hope, persistence, wisdom, and two small hammers have been working on the same thing for twenty-seven years. In fact, when I was reading this book, I also had an idea in my mind. I also want to write novels. Let novels give me such an experience in life that I have never experienced in real life! At the same time, you should also write down all your experiences, lessons, and insights. But before that, I still need a lot of learning. I also want to make this my goal for the rest of my life! Come on!

Shawshank is a prison, a very famous literary novel and film and television work, which exposed the dark side of American society. The protagonist in the story mistakenly believed that he had killed someone, and accepted the result of staying in prison for the rest of his life. He was lucky enough to meet good friends in prison, and he made his originally terrible prison life positive and interesting. However, he later found out that he had not committed the murder. When he applied for a review, he was rejected because he knew too many secrets of the prison guards. The guards would not let him leave the prison to protect their own interests. In the end, the hero managed to escape and informed the prison guards. Whether it is a novel or a film and television work, the plot is very exciting and worth reading.

Each of the four short stories has its own style, starting with Andy's hope and persistence; then using drag to reflect the dangers of human nature if not suppressed; then the story of Gordon and his friends and the final ending; and finally the club, a place full of suspense and the incredible feeling of still breathing after his head has been severed. They also have one thing in common, getting married will make people fall into thinking and reverie, which is really good!

I watched the movie a long time ago, and at that time I just felt shocked (I had watched movies and read too few books at that time, and it was the first time I felt such a powerless, conflicting, tense, angry, tragic, yet positive picture). Only later did I understand the word redemption. I started a library in prison and wrote letters to the state government for six years. I got tired of writing to them all, and finally got a response, which made me excited. During that time, the inmates and the male protagonist were happy and full of hope. The male protagonist has excellent professional knowledge and is very smart. People must have their own expertise at all times and know how to save themselves in order to achieve nirvana and be reborn. Lao Bu has lived in prison for fifty years. It was very sad that he could not adapt to it after he was released from prison. Some people said that his spirit had died long ago. He really felt no nostalgia for the moment when he chose to hang himself. Fortunately, he found the male protagonist's letter and found the male protagonist.

The four stories are about a very special prison escapee, an old man and a boy trapped in a parasitic relationship, the journey of discovery of four country kids, and the horror story of a young woman who decides to have a baby no matter what happens (perhaps the story is actually about the club that is not a club)

I like the Nazi disciples the most. The psychological transformation and identity changes of the two people are particularly easy to capture the readers. There is a feeling between the two protagonists of opening the bottle cap of the devil and being controlled by the devil.

It's very interesting. The character setting of The Shawshank Redemption is very appropriate. The various plot arrangements of the characters are very reasonable. The setting of the story is very innovative, which brings a great shock to the readers. The story told in this book has a great outlook on life and values, which can give people a different feeling. Especially the various psychological descriptions of Andy after his escape from prison in The Shawshank Redemption are very interesting. Vivid and expressive, it portrays the various psychology of a character very vividly, making the story more interesting. It also tells various events that happened in Shawshank Prison through Red's perspective, and also tells various local smugglers in Shawshank through Red, so that readers can better understand the general content of the story, making this novel more characteristic of the times.

In every story of Steve King's novel, you can see an unyielding and tenacious personality, even if it brings light or darkness. Stephen King [smile]

"The Shawshank Redemption" I have always liked this movie and always watch it again every once in a while. Even if you are alone at night or in rainy weather, it is pleasant to review your favorite movies. I finally took the time to read the book, and it was a wonderful feeling to take with me the memory fragments from the movie. Both the movie and the book are wonderful. Maybe I will watch the movie again and live this book again. In short, "The Shawshank Redemption" gave me a very magical power. Shock me, make me cry, cheer me up!

Great, Stephen is my favorite author, one of my favorites. These stories are all wonderful, and the first two were made into movies. The Shawshank Redemption is really good (♥∀♥), and the last story feels a bit like Edgar Allan Poe's writing style. In short, it is a pleasure to slowly calm down and read four good stories.

Some birds cannot be caged, and every feather of their body shines with the light of freedom [Learned]

Wow, it sounds unexpectedly down-to-earth. I know this movie but have never seen it. I happened to have time to read this book recently. I feel a touch of melancholy. Well, it's hard to describe it accurately. Maybe it's because the protagonists in these stories have had a rough life.

Every time I read about Red opening Andy's letter, I shed tears, as if I and my trapped heart could finally run on the golden beach and see the blue Pacific Ocean.