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What happened, big data allowed me to brush him (her/it)

All I can say is that foreigners are really awesome.

This book is from my point of view. In fact, the first three chapters are about human desire defeating human rationality, and people only know the most primitive methods of life, passing down the family line from generation to generation without any emotion about why they are alive! I also said in the fourth picture that both his father and Carat's lover would never leave him, which gave him confidence in life again. From here on, human reason triumphs over desire. Chapter 5 is basically the end. Not much experience

This book is a well-deserved "wonder"

I looked confused, so I turned around and took a closer look.

I haven't forgotten anything, it's just that some things are just suitable for collection

I don't understand, but it turns out that "I" have too much desire and fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, fall, and then reason and desire confront each other, but reason seems to have no victory, and desire has no victory either.

In the angle between the two sides, there is only a mist

The protagonist has probably understood a little bit about the reason for his fantasy. He is separated from human beings, but his thoughts and personality seem to have become more independent and noble. He has become a free person, but he is incompatible with society and is not accepted or understood. Therefore, he has been shouting crazily and acting absurdly, probably because he wants more people to understand him, his will to survive, and his noble personality!

After reading it, it is very absurd, but it is indeed satirical. Although the expression is a bit difficult to accept, the meaning is quite positive.

My desire overcomes my reason and I can't understand

After reading a little bit of the first chapter, it may mean that flowers may never grow like that. Being free, they may have various attitudes to face such a world. Because we think the flower looks good like this, we think that the flower blooms so brightly, and it is beautiful and healthy. But if the flower can see its own appearance, it may not look like this, and it will think it is "weird". I am just a student and may not understand much, but I thought about it, then I will share these words with others. Sharing life and insights allows us to truly expand our thinking and see the world with bright eyes. This is the true meaning of the Internet. (How do I feel? I talked a lot of nonsense) [face covering]

After reading it, I felt a little confused. I seemed to have caught something, but also seemed to have caught nothing.

I can't understand it, but I'm shocked

People are themselves, things are things, people are not people, things are not things, it is just it, just it.

It looks good, but there are no pictures

Breasts philip roth writer In the name of curiosity, human nature, desire, social identity and other things are re-deconstructed. When publishing books, you can rest assured of your writing skills. That kind of pure Western-style writing is too broad and open, but it is within my acceptance range. Thoughts about desire and reason are contrary to my views on them. It's not that I'm ashamed to mention it, it's just that I have always advocated rationality, so it's hard to understand. And it may be the cognitive anxiety about self-identity in their society, which I can feel a little bit, but cannot empathize with. In short, it should be a good article, but due to the purely different social environment, I really can't empathize with it, and I don't think it will be of much benefit to read it. Four stars.

A brilliant critic of reality.

This is actually a serious book.

Good literary talent and colorful

@ I'll take a look when I'm free

Both books only saw the surface.

After reading it, I really don't understand it.

The author writes well (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡

People are always fighting against desire

This confused me

How should I put it, emm... It's so awesome [I learned it]

Profound and obscure, well written