I Taught School on the Long March

In fact, I started thinking about which book to recommend many days ago and discussed it with my friends for a long time. I am very grateful for such a reading recommendation activity. It seems that in our busy and impetuous life, we are suddenly squeezed out for a while to discuss the books we have read with friends and colleagues around us, from the original thread-bound version of Jin Yong Gu Long to Qiong Yao and Zhang Ailing's Romance, Snow and Moon, from Jimi's comics to obscure books. Ancient poems by Hai Yan and Liu Meng, and now all kinds of best-selling books. Suddenly, I discovered that the charm of books is that no matter our age, gender, or what era we are apart from, we will meet in a perfect time and space because of a novel, poetry, and prose that resonates, and then we will chat, and our thoughts will spark off. For us, reading seems to be another kind of enjoyment in life. In the world of books, we enjoy other people's lives and shed tears of joy despite all the impossibilities in real life. To be honest, reading is a heart-wrenching thing. You have to empty yourself, immerse yourself in the stories she tells, and live it again before you can truly understand it. Regarding the recommended books, I actually think that you don't have to be afraid of reading bad books. Bad books will make you more clear about your true interests.

Check-in from the Long March