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While reading this book, Yu Hua's voice suddenly appeared in the narrative language. Maybe I watched a lot of interesting videos about Yu Hua on online media, and my brain automatically registered his voice. The stories come from Yu Hua's speeches in various places. It's like being immersed in the scene. I find this little old man really interesting. He always intersperses some interesting stories with boring literary narratives to mobilize readers' enthusiasm and assist the literary narrative process. It can only be said that literature comes from life and life is reflected in literature. I hope everyone has a good reading experience, bye [salute]

So far, this is the third collection of Yu Hua's essays that I have read. When I first read Yu Hua's prose, I felt that there were not many ups and downs, like gossip. After reading further, I found that Yu Hua's prose - not as narrative as his novels, nor as rich in content as his short stories - extremely embodies his personal spirit. When reading this collection of essays, my favorite sentence is - "Read with a blank heart." From childhood to adulthood, we always study for the sake of further education and read for the sake of learning. When I started trying to read for the sake of reading, I was surprised to find that reading can be so easy and happy! Written at the end, I hope everyone can enrich themselves through reading and make themselves happier ~ [laughs]

The title of the book and the first article at the beginning are so well written, shocking and embarrassing. All arrogance and prejudice, on the premise that he only knows that he is a human being, exposes all his purposes and selfishness. Of course, some are defensible, and some are indeed forced in. Peeling off the cocoon and tearing off some pretense to see the real story is really a powerful medicine. Suddenly, I can't help but re-examine many existing perceptions. The following text is Teacher Yu's lectures on different topics. Although the topics are different, the content is somewhat repetitive. In addition, the following part is not inconsistent with the first part and the title of the book. It is always a bit like "continuing the dog's tail" and "relying on the same thing", which is a bit unsatisfactory!

This book resonated with me, especially when Yu Hua talked about the exploration of human nature. Just like my hesitation when facing marriage, I was also thinking about what a person is. The stories in the book connect the past and the future, making me understand the meaning of life better. I also hate those selfish people, and Yu Hua's portrayal of these people is spot on. This book is not only about literature, but also about life, which made me think more deeply about the future.

Where is the best understanding of literature?

No life is a pity, and no life is unworthy. All lives are full of wealth, it just depends on whether you mine it or not.

Teacher Yu Hua, aren't you writing about what a person is, and then you're talking about the fate of your own book? Teacher Yu Hua, I feel that your Chinese people live in huge gaps. Like this book, the first part talks about the understanding of the title of the book, but the following is a little different. However, I have not finished the book "Chinese people live in huge gaps". I only read this one because I only know what people are, because I also want to think about writing, but I feel that I am not capable enough... Of course, this book is quite inspiring to me.

Deepened my understanding of teacher Yu Hua's works

A very good book. After reading this book, I suddenly became enlightened. I understood why I like reading and the purpose of reading.

A very meaningful prose