
We Live in a Huge Gap (Updated Edition)
我们生活在巨大的差距里(增订版)
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- Completed
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- 125k Words
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- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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410Reads
9.4Score
122Shelves
47Chapters
77Listens
68.2kReads · all time
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I would like to read a book similar to "The Snows of Kilimanjaro". Are there any books suitable for unemployed college students to adjust their mentality? I have been really anxious recently about how to break through the situation and how to find the track that suits me best. I hope you can recommend relevant books.
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This book is like a kaleidoscope. Through Teacher Yu Hua's writing, I saw various aspects of society. The content in the book is rich and colorful, including profound analysis of social phenomena and interesting things in daily life. Especially his record of his life made me feel like a real and interesting writer. Just like in the book he mentioned seeing Ibsen's face on the plane, the humor and insight made me laugh. This book gave me a deeper understanding of society and made me love life more.
Life is diverse, but so far I still don't know what life is. Lost in a bizarre society, the geometry of life is especially unknown.
After reading this book, I got to know Teacher Yu Hua better. Reading the articles and understanding the views is like communicating face-to-face with Teacher Yu Hua. His thinking becomes my thinking, and his conclusions lead to my opinions. Especially the article with the same name as the title of the book, "We Live in a Huge Gap" in the first chapter, is deeply touching. China has a large population, a vast territory, and a long history. There was a huge gap between the southwest and the coast before and now. As a part of it, how to treat this gap after recognizing it is one's own practice.
It's worth recommending. I like it better. We live in a huge gap, and I only know those individuals, and Korean eyes, etc., But I don't like to read the history of non-football, because we don't understand history or football, so I skipped it.
I have finished reading Teacher Yu Hua's second collection of essays. The whole book is full of Teacher Yu Hua's thoughts on life. The only drawback is that it has many duplicate chapters with another collection of essays, "No Life Is a Pity".
I really like Teacher Yu Hua's works. When I read his works, I always feel immersed in them, echoing the reality. He also has unique insights and thoughts that I don't have. I want to learn something from them.
I didn't read enough😂, but I actually finished it
Yu Hua's writing is very philosophical
So four issues of avant-garde literature were launched with great fanfare. A few literary magazines such as "Zhongshan", "Flower City" and "Beijing Literature" also felt this change, but they did not do so with as much fanfare as "Harvest" and only published some avant-garde novels from time to time. What's the reason? Quite simply, they don't have Ba Jin.
Good looking and meaningful.
It's pretty good. It's the first book I've read by Yu Hua.
Contains profound truths. I understand all the truths but still cannot live a good life.
Reading Teacher Yu Hua's books, the feeling is always so real, real life, struggle, thinking, and then sobering up.
Objective and true, vivid history, real facts
Very simple writing, very catchy
The details are very real and twists and turns
Great, the language is sharp!
In fact, there is nothing much to say... Teacher Yu Hua's writing style has been able to convince many people
Good looking, good looking, good looking
Teacher Yu's writing is still sharp.
It's very interesting. It writes about many aspects of Yu Hua's thoughts on things and his recollections of his past life.
The whip is penetrating and the writing is sharp. Many social problems still exist today, which makes people think deeply.
Beautiful, rich in content, concise language