Luotuo Xiangzi (Recommended Chinese Reading Series)

I think this book truly reflects the social reality of that era. Xiangzi's story reminds me of Yu Hua's "To Live", both of which describe the struggles of ordinary people in difficult lives. I especially like the part where Xiangzi works hard to pull the cart. I am very touched by his tenacity and hope for life. This book makes me cherish my current life more, and also makes me understand that no matter how difficult life is, we must have the courage to face it. Have you read "Alive"? I think these two books have some similarities and are both worth reading.

In the darkness, dreams are crushed and human nature is distorted. When I was studying, I felt that Xiangzi was stupid, his brain was not flexible, and he worked hard for a car. After work, I suddenly looked back and exchanged the car for a house. Everything seemed very familiar☺☺☺… Xiangzi, a young, strong and dreamy coachman, wanted to buy his own car. He is hard-working, kind and tenacious, and works hard to realize his dreams. But that cruel society dealt him heavy blows again and again. For the first time, the car he bought with three years of hard-earned money was robbed by rebels; The second time, the car money saved up hard was extorted by Detective Sun; The third time, in order to pay for Huniu's funeral, he was forced to sell the car. After experiencing this series of blows, Xiangzi gradually deteriorated. The once positive Xiangzi who was full of hope for life disappeared, and was replaced by a self-destructive walking dead who indulged in food, drink, whoring and gambling. The darkness and injustice of the old society, the suffering and helplessness of the people at the bottom, let us see the impermanence of fate and the fragility of human nature in that era. Read "Luotuo Xiangzi" to feel the vicissitudes of the times and understand the ups and downs of life. [Three core questions] 1. Why is Xiangzi's fate so tragic? : Deeply oppressed by the dark society, his own limitations and successive misfortunes. 2. Is Huniu's marriage choice right or wrong? : From the perspective of personal happiness, it is wrong. She forcibly married Xiangzi in order to satisfy her own desires, and the final ending was tragic; but from the perspective of her desire to control her own destiny, there is a certain element of bravery. 3. Is Xiangzi's final fall inevitable? : It was inevitable in the social context at that time, but individual choices and struggles may also bring different results. Content Sharing 1. "The rain falls on both the rich and the poor; on the righteous and on the unjust. In fact, the rain is not fair because it falls on a world without justice." 2. "Experience is the fertilizer of life. The kind of experience you have will determine the kind of person you become. Peonies cannot be grown in the desert." 3. "He is not afraid of hardship, and he does not have the bad habits of ordinary rickshaw drivers that can be forgiven but not imitated. His intelligence and hard work are enough to make his aspirations a reality." 4. "Money will lead people into a bad society, put aside their noble ideals, and willingly go to hell." 5. "Man has lifted himself out of the wild beasts, but up to now he has driven his own kind into the wild beasts."

It's great to read. It's the first must-read book after reading it. It's very memorable. This novel describes the darkness of that era. The writing is so good and so advanced! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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A classic is a classic, Luo Tuo Xiangzi, a very excellent work, a history of the bitterness of the people at the bottom, and a theater of various social forms. (Except for being a little unaccustomed to Beijing-style slang)

The tragedy of an era, Xiangzi's fate is certainly depressing, but the profound and obscure reasons behind it are even more thought-provoking. After reading it, I just feel depressed. The twists and turns of the plot have a great impact on readers and are extremely fascinating. The ending of the characters is also regrettable and seems to be predicted between the lines. The decent, strong, dreamy, self-interested, individual, strong, great Xiangzi eventually degenerated into a selfish, unfortunate, born in the womb of social disease, and the doomed ghost of individualism.

I really like Mr. Lao She's writing, which is full of life and vitality. "Hu Niu" used to be one of my least favorite characters, but now, after re-reading it, my dislike has faded away, and I feel more sad. Every little character faces the choices in life, so realistic, struggling, helpless and full of contradictions. Decades later, today's material civilization is like a shining light ball, overwhelming people. However, when faced with those things that we want but "can't afford", the struggle and contradiction still exist. This is probably the charm of classic literature. No matter how the wheel of history rolls forward or where it rolls... It can make some people feel the same. Ordinary people live ordinary lives and share ordinary troubles.

This book tells the story of a poor person living at the bottom of society, who is pushed from the spirit to the body step by step towards degradation and even destruction by society. While reading, my heart rose and fell with the ups and downs of Xiangzi's fate, and I felt heavy and sad at the end. For Xiangzi's complete hopeless depravity, for the miserable life of the coachmen with no tomorrow, for those little lucky children whose lives are worse than that of grass and grass, and for the turbulent and evil old society. The original Xiangzi was shining, with all the beauty that human nature should have. Even if he lived in a dark hell, his heart was full of light. He was simple, hardworking, perseverant, smart, hard-working, willing to work hard, restrained and ideal. With his strong body and endless strength, he ran all the way towards his goal. Despite the hardships, hardships and hardships, he gritted his teeth and stepped forward without hesitation! There was light in his eyes, dreams in his heart and a road at his feet. What a beautiful and handsome Xiangzi he was then!

Like a lonely boat on the sea, it has no goal, no direction, and will be overturned at any time. Isn't it the life of ordinary people now?

Lao She wrote about the life of people in the old society. Xiangzi had just built a vibrant life and thought that he could do anything as long as he worked hard. However, after being severely beaten by the society, he thought that he could not do anything. In the past, he thought that good will be rewarded with good and evil will be rewarded with evil. But after seeing the miserable experience of Xiao Ma's grandfather, the death of Huniu, Xiao Fuzi also hanged himself and became a hanged ghost. In the end, he became the most annoying person he had just entered the city.

There are so many famous books. This is the most useless one I have read, and it is also the most helpless one. I can't help but feel depressed. My fate is not as miserable as Xiangzi's, but I am a camel Xiangzi in my eyes. Haha

The contrast between Xiangzi's before and after is great, which is all due to the influence of China's old society on him. When he wanted to get married with Xiao Fuzi and live a good life, Xiao Fuzi was gone, and he lost even his final goal. Regardless of whether it is a must-read for junior high school, I highly recommend it [crying]

It is indeed Lao She's masterpiece. It vividly and deeply describes the human nature of the people at the bottom of society, various social conditions, and the scenery and culture of old Beijing.

This book reveals the darkness of the era in which Xiangzi lived. The ups and downs in Xiangzi's life as a carriage lady represent the involuntary and self-willed depravity of the common people of that era. The officers in it directly satirized the unfairness and darkness of society at that time.

By describing Xiangzi's life as a coachman, the author reflects the living conditions of the people at the bottom of that era. People can't help but feel sympathetic, and they have to accept that they are helpless in the environment they were in at that time.

Aglaia "died" three times: her physical body died in the golden bath; her humanity died in the golden molten iron of the Earth Beast Workshop; and her spiritual consciousness died in the golden pool of the Sky Fortress. All Enemies (Medermus) The stolen firewalker penetrated the chest from behind and hit the tenth vertebra, killing him. Tirichpios (Tibao) split into thousands of bodies, and some of his incarnations (such as Tian and Tinin) exhausted their power to open the gates of the hundred realms and turned into dolls. Sefalia (Saphire) was greedy to protect the fire, and was killed by the stolen firewalker after taking away the speed coin. After Anaxagoras (Nakesha) discovered the truth about the reincarnation of Ompharos, he returned the fire and his body turned into ashes. Polycia (Senatos) became a demigod by her own achievements as a butterfly, and turned herself into a death dragon. In order to inherit the power of the demigod of law, Celudra sacrificed 500 golden descendants and was eventually killed by Haisein.

I have only read 8 chapters, and what I see now are very real and touching characters, the life of the bottom and the thinking and cognition of the bottom. There is no one to guide me and I am stuck in the dark with my own limited vision. I am ups and downs. I don't want to give up, but I don't study hard enough and I am too conservative.

... Lao She is so awesome!!!!!

What is the pain of reading Luotuo Xiangzi? I knew the tragic ending but still fell in love with the beautiful scenery along the way. I was anxious but couldn't change anything.

After reading this book carefully many years later, I gained a deeper understanding and empathy. We are all Xiangzi running for life. We were once full of confidence, and occasionally we fell to the bottom. It was like riding a roller coaster. It depends on how you reach the end in the end. The most disappointing part is the passage where Xiangzi enjoys living a good life with Xiao Fuzi. It's such a pity. If Xiao Fuzi had not died, he and Xiangzi could have lived an ordinary life with Xiangzi. Xiangzi, who was down-to-earth, hard-working and religious, deserved such an ending. The descriptions in those words are calm and beautiful. When I read this, I feel happy and uncomfortable at the same time, like the calm before the storm! Mr. Lao She is too cruel, insisting on making Xiangzi's depravity and ugliness public and vividly showing it; Mr. Lao She is too real, maybe this is the epitome of the people at the bottom in the general environment. In Xiangzi, we see our past selves as well as our current selves. What the future will be like, we have to write it ourselves...

It's very interesting. I want to read it before school starts.

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Sixth graders passed by.

Not bad, a miserable life distorts human nature

Xiangzi is not wrong, what is wrong is the pathological capital society and the ruthless reality.

: Why can I only use wet poison?

I like to read detailed descriptions

I won't say much about its gold content.

A classic that the teacher asked to read.

One hundred years later, Niuma Xiangzi felt uncomfortable after watching Luotuo Xiangzi's struggle and helplessness.