
Old Stories from Chengnan (Reading Guide Catalog for Primary and Secondary School Students)
城南旧事(中小学生阅读指导目录)
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The content is very real, and various stories are told from Yingzi's perspective, including an encounter with the madman Xiuzhen, helping Xiuzhen and Niu'er mother and daughter get together, and an encounter with a thief in the wasteland, etc. The story that impressed me the most was that of my father. The flowers have fallen. Yingzi's childhood has ended since his father passed away. He has to bid farewell to his carefree life and take responsibility. I am already a second brusher, but I still can't help crying when I see this [cry] [cry] [cry]
The last sentence is really "Daddy's flowers have fallen, and I am no longer a child." What a great knife!
The readability is very good. You will have different feelings when you read it at different times. Every time you taste the true meaning of it, you will suddenly realize it. But the more you look at it, the more knives you see. There are also sincere blessings even though it is difficult to understand. I highly recommend it to everyone. Look at the world from a child's perspective and you will find that the world is actually full of fun. It is just the "eyes" we have lost to discover fun.
Life is in a mess, and I feel dull and boring when I read the book. Lin Haiyin's language is really good. This book coincidentally evokes childhood and makes people a little more cheerful.
It's beautiful! But there are also many regrets. Alas, Xiuzhen died with her daughter just after they were reunited. What a pity.
It's the smell of childhood. The first time I read what Yingzi and Xiuzhen said, in retrospect I didn't seem to understand at all, I only knew that she had a child; I was also confused when it came to the part where Yingzi had a fever on a rainy day, and I didn't take a general look at it. I only knew that Xiuzhen and Niuer had left, and I didn't think about their subsequent development, as if I had forgotten them together with Yingzi; I didn't pay much attention to the part about the little thief in the grass, and I didn't know that Yingzi had exposed him. Now it seems that children's thinking is really the same. It was very touching to read it again when I grew up. It reminds me of my childhood, when I didn't understand anything and was just having fun every day. If I think about it carefully, I don't know what I was happy about. It might have been the whirring fans in the summer, the noise in front of the canteen, copying each other's homework with my friends in a secret base, and competing with adults for wits and courage...
The content is very rich, making readers feel immersed in the story of the book. They can put themselves into this book and feel every thing and every feeling that happens in it. This book is great.
It deserves to be regarded as a classic book. Lin Haiyin's writing is of high standard and the writing style is very delicate and soft. However, as a collection of novels, the story is not very relevant. In the current environment, if you can't calm down, it is really difficult to finish reading it. However, this is really a good book and worth reading!
I read it as an extracurricular book when I was in elementary school, but I was still young and didn't understand many things in the book. The physical book I read at that time had an explanation at the end. The explanation at the end of the Hui'an Pavilion was that Xiuzhen and Niuer died tragically under a giant train. I felt uncomfortable at first. Now I read it again in college, but I have a different feeling. Of course, the most impressive thing is that my father's flowers have fallen. I am no longer a child. As I grow older, I understand a lot of things. The feeling of reading this book is profound and uncomfortable.
This book depicts a real and touching old Beijing through the perspective of the young protagonist Yingzi. The characters in the story are all vivid and their experiences are poignant. I especially like Yingzi. She is kind and brave, and I can see the persistence and growth of a single girl in the process of finding love. This book is full of deep lovesickness and a touch of sadness, and is well worth reading.
The author writes a wonderful and moving story with delicate and gentle writing, so that we can feel her tenderness between the lines. This is something that current literary works lack. The human touch hidden between the lines cannot be described in current literary works. It is very interesting. Many current literary works are either filled with the sense of onlookers watching the excitement, or they are filled with the pleasure of being slapped in the face purely for revenge, or they are filled with the sense of getting rich overnight with various cheats. The sense of benefit in many works is too strong and lacks Without this kind of worldly atmosphere like a commoner in the countryside, it also lacks the truest sense of understanding of life, so it makes people feel empty and boring. Even if it is an in-depth work, there will be many plots interspersed with interests in order to attract others to watch, and the original feeling of writing a story has been lost. , It's raining in the city, so this rare prose of memories without too many interests is the most touching. Only in this way, memories that only describe pure and beautiful stories in memory can make people feel the innocence and beauty that the author wants to convey!
Dad's flowers have fallen, and I am no longer a child.
It is suitable for primary school students to watch, and it is also suitable for adults to watch. I really like the innocent, kind and witty little Yingzi. It seems that I am reminded of my own elementary school days. It seems that I also had a small temper and liked to do some little tricks behind the back of adults. While nostalgic, I also see the helplessness of the old times. The world of a child is never that complicated. If you want to do something, you will remember it, and you will be very happy when you finish it. The feeling of innocence is so good!
The author writes from the perspective of a child, vaguely revealing the cruelty and helplessness of the adult world from an innocent and lovely perspective. The characters in the story gradually fade out of "my" world as "I" grows up. At each time, the author just clicks on it, leaving only a few clues, leaving room for the reader's imagination. The author's language is like poetry, which not only vividly describes the life scenes of people in old Beijing, but also expresses his infinite nostalgia for his childhood life.
Yingzi's childhood was rich, happy, and free. I don't expect to be as rich and free as her, but I am very satisfied with my current life. I hope that my parents, my parents, my sisters, my grandparents, will always be by my side. "Flowers will never wither."
I felt a touch of sadness after reading it. The author writes from the perspective of a child, but children are often the most sincere and reveal their emotions without hesitation.
I didn't finish reading the paper book, so I finished reading it out of boredom at night. I'm not a big reader, so I didn't understand this novel very well. Fortunately, I still have some insights, "By the way, I want to write a book in the future. I want to distinguish the sky from the sea. I want to distinguish the good guys from the bad guys. I want to distinguish the madmen from the thieves. But now I can't distinguish anything." The world is never black and white, only endless gray. The boundary between bad people and good people is so difficult to judge. Sometimes I feel that everything around me is bad people and crazy people, and the moment my dream is shattered, I only feel "tired". I'm very ashamed. I like Hui Zhen, the thief, and the bookstore owner, but I can't say a few words of praise. I really should read more books.
It makes me so sad to see that a child cannot realize how cruel the world is. The characters she wrote about all left for various reasons. Later, her father passed away. As a child, she was so eager to read books, but she was scolded and ridiculed by her boss because she had no money to buy books. Xiao Yingzi had to go to various bookstores to read the same book. Finally, she met a clerk who kept the book she had not finished yet and was looking forward to. Dad's flowers have fallen, but I am more worried about those who survive. How could her mother raise so many children? I am not from the north. I am very curious about the food mentioned in the article and what the kang in the north is like. I will definitely go to the north to see it if I have the chance.
It's really good, with a feeling of prose and a touch of sadness.
In fact, if you look closely, you will find that the ending behind every article in Chengnan Past Stories is unsatisfactory. It seems like every loss is a relationship. The thief, the "madman" and Xiao Guizi lost their friendship, and the innocent relationship in childhood gradually drifted away. With the departure of my father and the representative of family ties, I gradually became an adult. The excessive sadness is covered up from a child's perspective, as if the story is about to reach its climax and end abruptly, similar to being sick for ten days, sad but not sad. Father and Song's mother missed the injection
I was deeply impressed by the sentences in the book when I read it when I was a child. This is the second time I have read it. Every story is about parting. Parting is a common thing in life, and it is also the most painful thing in life. It's normal because it happens all the time, but the pain is that we can't do anything and can only passively accept it. Accepting many unacceptable things is probably growth.
The text is simple and delicate. It looks at people and things in life from a child's perspective. It is pure but thought-provoking. Perhaps young children will not understand the whole truth of things, but they are happy and sad about many things from their own perspective. Childhood is a dream that seems to be sleeping and waking up, but before we understand the truth, we have grown up!
The author's writing style is delicate and the innocence of children is well written.
When you get to the last few chapters, be sure to have some jokes ready. I'm afraid you won't be able to bear it.
I have read the paper book. Old Stories in Chengnan is a book with a very special style.
The author writes down his childhood stories to show readers a picture of life in Peiping under the background of that era. It is real and impressive. It also allows us to know the living conditions of ordinary people in that turbulent era, as if we were there.
Sure enough, it's still an old classic
When I saw the words in brackets, I had no desire to read [laughs]
I like to understand the world and see the good and evil in the world from a child's perspective. I like it very much.
Great, I really want to know what happened to the characters who left at the end.