
Cancer House (Nobel Prize Classic)
癌症楼(诺贝尔文学奖经典)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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359Reads
9.4Score
129Shelves
40Chapters
79Listens
48.4kReads · all time
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This book is very in-depth. The author Solzhenitsyn shows the complexity of human nature and the ills of society through the special scene of the cancer building. I particularly disliked Rusanov in the book, he was a selfish bureaucrat. But I admire the author's courage. He dares to expose the dark side of society and makes us think more about human nature and society. This is a great book worth reading!
Absolutely amazing! Recommend. The brushwork is concise, the perspective is objective, the characters are rich and full, and the writing is group portrait. It seems to be writing about the male protagonist's cancer treatment journey, with many characters interspersed in the middle. I thought it would be sublimated through the female protagonist's love, but I didn't expect that the author arranged such a realistic ending... The postcard Oleg wrote to Vega made me cry... Because the ambiguous plot between him and Zoya was actually in my heart. It was quite awkward, and then when I described his psychological activities when he was close to the two female students on the tram, I felt particularly conflicted and angry. I felt that there was no loyalty in his concept... But then after writing the scene of his last day, when he squeezed into the station so exhausted, I expressed my feelings to Vega sincerely and with a clear mind, I cried... Why did you write this so realistically... Forgive Oleg all at once. A rich, full, strong-willed person who longs for true love and cherishes the fate of others. Very good. Well. How come no one reads such a good book...
Humans borrow their lives from other animals, so they have to live 25 years like a horse, 25 years like a dog, 25 years like a monkey, and only 25 years like a human. This sentence impressed me so much!
Read this book carefully. Everyone will face death one day. Maybe he can see the essence of life clearly earlier. Death will not be so painful and will be more indifferent.
Good book, choose another day to read it again
Everyone can reveal a side of the world. In the hospital, reflection and survival happen. In the face of life and death, the things that people change to adapt to society are vigorously cut off in order to survive. Their attitude towards life changes. Times manifest themselves concretely in individuals There are too many characters at the beginning of the first part, and they have nicknames and stuff. You can start from the second part, which will be easier. The first part focuses on the background and hospital structure, like setting up a stage, while the second part focuses on the characters' emotions, like acting. Very worth watching, relying on people to reflect society
Check in to learn, and learn about every detail of life around you. Take your time and watch.
Every detail is well written, and the medical terminology of so many patients is accurately and vividly described in my mind. Worthy of the Nobel Prize
The details are described very well, and he deserves to be a first-rate writer!
Can only be understood, cannot be expressed in words
The logic is thorough and the more you read it, the more you want to read it.
Watch and understand, two sides of the coin
It's beautiful, there are many wonderful places
The author is rich in emotions, and the characters in his writing are three-dimensional and vivid, which makes the reader feel deeply.