Nandu**********************************

"Life is like a gust of wind, even if it shakes the mountains and the earth, once it passes, you can't come back. Life is like flowing water, even if there are layers of whirlpools, you can't come back. If life could be repeated, everyone would be a saint. These are my father's words." This sentence is good.

I saw Weiwei's sacrifice in the middle of the night and cried like a tired person. Today's prosperity of the motherland was obtained with so much blood and tears. How can I have an excuse to complain and be qualified to complain about today's various dissatisfactions? Keep your head down and do everything you can do today! Play various roles: teacher, mother, daughter, wife, daughter-in-law...

I particularly like the section in Kunming and Myanmar, because it presents stories that cannot be seen in history books, but have had an important impact on so many ordinary people. Countless roadsides, riversides, and stones have witnessed many things that are not known to everyone and are indeed unforgettable in others' lives. The interlude is very well written. At first glance, you don't understand the meaning of the words, but when you look at them again, you already know the person behind the words. My second favorite is the rare rule of the people and freedom during that period of chaos. At that time, it gave me the imagination of a real school, which is free in thought, inclusive, exists for academics and rights, students and freedom, and has its own judgment and persistence in response to social pressure. This is difficult to achieve in today's universities. Sometimes, it is inevitable to feel that progress is made in chaos. The characters in the book have distinctive characteristics, and I especially like Li Yuming and Xue Yan. I like Weiwei and Hezi, and Leng and Mei, but I don't like E very much. Compared with Beijing Yanyun, it focuses more on the relocation of the university, the impact of the war on education, and the sacrifices made for that victory in a corner of China. The grasses gathered together into a grassland that can bring hope. It was very shocking.

This book really touched me a lot! The author Zong Pu shows the persistence and helplessness of intellectuals in that special period through delicate descriptions. The characters in the book are vivid and vivid, which reminded me of my own teachers. They also have noble moral character and firm beliefs. This book is not only a literary work, but also a precious record of that era. It is worth reading!

That generation is definitely worth looking back on.

On the eve of great changes in history, the fate of individuals and the country is full of uncertainty.

Classics allow us to understand a period of history more objectively from various angles [Like]

Very good very good novel

I have paper copies of these four books, but reading them on my phone is a different experience.

With a strong sense of patriotism, one can find the persistence of traditional Chinese intellectuals in this book.

A work of great literary significance, which makes people have endless aftertaste. It really makes people feel the storm at that time, which makes people excited.