It Looks Like I'm Reading a Novel, but I'm Actually Studying
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After reading the Round Table Party, I got to know Juan Yan, who is both a working man and a writer. Juan Yan's writing is meticulous and down-to-earth, straightforward yet slow to speak, and sometimes goes straight to the heart, giving him the feeling of meeting someone of the same kind.
A good book about real life, which allowed me to know how different families live their lives. Freed my mind. My son is going to take the public examination in another place. I have never figured out why he has to leave his hometown. Reading this book made me think a little bit more about how to live one's life.
In Huan Yan's words, at the low point of his life, I read a resistance to integration, a sense of detachment, and in his inner words, I read growth and joy. When I looked back on my past in my autobiography, I found that I had not been able to fully understand and digest some of the people, events and environments I had experienced in my early years, and had even gradually forgotten them. Now I have specially recalled and sorted them out, which is equivalent to activating and expanding those almost forgotten experiences. When I observe those life contents with a level of concentration that I cannot achieve due to fatigue, numbness and boredom in my daily life, I find that they emit light that I had not expected - this is actually a process of deepening myself, understanding myself, and expanding myself. Art in the narrow sense is the end itself, not a tool, means or approach; the value of literature lies in the unity of one's unique life feelings and forms of expression, as well as the resulting new expressive power, regardless of the raising or solving of problems. Writing is a process of reviewing and reflecting on one's own experiences, understanding life and knowing oneself. Deliberately choosing an embarrassing life posture, showing off poverty, hardship, and failure, expresses hostility to worldly utility and extravagant pleasures; this kind of confrontation is performative and pretentious, but it is still better than the vulgar, and it retains a clear consciousness. I agree with Sartre's praise of Gide: giving is generous when you know the price of an item, and bravery is when you take risks knowing the risks of action. Life is jointly constructed by goals (What) and ways of achieving them (How). The former is the coordinates and the latter is the corresponding altitude. Compared with the rolling stone that was born out of the mountain, the rolling and falling itself is meaningful. It comes from the instinct of self-destruction that hates the high mountain top; it is believed that only those who have lost their dignity and rationality can tell the truth. Failure, deduction, the realization of reality and the reliance on logic: resistance is the realization form of failure, and deduction is its reliance; fiction is the realization form of deduction, and truth is its reliance; objectivity is the realization form of reality, and faith is its reliance; and faith cannot be ready-made. The characteristic of the masses is that they despise what they cannot own and flee from places they cannot reach; while hermits reveal themselves, the masses hide in sociality.
I also learned about this book and this writer through the Round Table Group. Many of my ideas and attitudes toward life are the same as mine, but the author is luckier. This book is a kind of autobiography. People who are similar will find empathy, while people who are different may feel contempt. I also hope that like the author, I will be free soon.
The author's language is fluent, reflecting his own thoughts and feelings. Very sincere, kind and relatable. I listened to the book and felt like someone was speaking in my ears. Still a five-star review.
The narrative does not need to imitate the writing style of celebrities. You have no experience and no more experience. It is based on your own life, what you have seen and heard, and it is more in line with your own feelings. The same readers will also benefit. So there is no need to imitate, write your own style and personality, there will still be a market. Maybe there will not be too much attention at the beginning. Accumulate and accumulate energy, and one day you will accumulate more and more. Be patient and persevere. Just stick to your own personality and style, I believe you can do it.
Recently, I tend to read this kind of warm little stories with a little bit of memories. I got to know the author from the Round Table School that I read two days ago. I came across this book. It's very good.
Live low and keep climbing high
Great, very realistic writing.
Objective Some feelings I can relate to
It really describes my own life, is down to earth, and can resonate with most people.
It's a good book with sincere feelings, clear logic, and a very practical feel.