Walden

"The words are amazing, the words are sparkling, refreshing, and touching." This is what the original translator of "Walden", Mr. Xu Chi, said. During the busy day, he would sometimes be doubtful about it and felt that it was of no benefit. It was not until dusk that his mood gradually became lonely and quiet, and he felt that it was this. When the night was completely silent, he became even more fascinated. The author Thoreau emphasized getting close to nature, loving nature, pursuing a simple life of "simpler, simpler", and advocated that a short life should be perfected by rich thoughts. He advocates a philosophy of life, a simple lifestyle that is opposed to the increasingly rich modern material life, returning to simplicity and nature. Thoreau used the simplest and quietest words to tell people about Walden Pond, and gave an extremely vivid description of spring and dawn. Thoreau used his quiet words to describe to people the scene of his leisurely life in the forest: watching the sun set in the west and the moon rising in the east every day, listening to the singing of every bird, boating in the middle of the lake and talking to the fish, waiting for the happy invitation of every dawn... "My life is as simple and pure as nature." He explored his soul by the lake, and his wisdom shines everywhere in the book.