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I want to read books similar to "The Dust Has Settled (Mao Dun Literature Award Winner)". Recommended to each other, classic literary novels. A masterpiece with depth and aftertaste. A book that makes people want to read it again and again. When you encounter difficulties in life, remembering the teachings in the book can help you
You can take a look at these two books. The first one is a new book. Although it has not been rated yet, it is well written about campus love and interesting. It will give you a strong sense of involvement and make you feel that you are experiencing a hazy, beautiful and pure campus love. The second book is a time-travel novel from ancient times, covering a wide range of topics, such as architecture, economy, agriculture, etc. The author is very knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and you can learn a lot after reading it.
Jiang Xiaolan and Hu Bin adopted sixteen orphans, 12 girls and 4 boys. The novel is about the daily life of this extended family as adults, including marriage, love, work, career and other daily trivial matters. Love and being loved, suffering, growth, protection, lifting, and redemption. This book does not have a grand subject, nor is it a time-travel story about strange people and strange things, but a flow of real-life stories. With love as the background and family as the core, never abandon or give up, and hold everyone up. If you want to go out, I will let you go and be your backing. If you want to come back, the door of home will be opened for you at any time. If you make mistakes, I will still accept you. If you act like a baby, I will tolerate you infinitely. This is a special family. There is no blood relationship, but it is better than blood relationship. It has the most fireworks. Home means there are people waiting for you, people taking care of you, and people tolerating all your shortcomings.
It seems to be stubbornly lighting up one concrete star after another in the boundless abstract night. The light of each star may be weak, but they refuse to be swallowed up by darkness. The starry sky formed by their mutual reflection is defending the simplest truth.
Mood and Travel It is said that a long time ago, there were two famous mountains in the Central Plains. One is called Zhuiyun Peak and the other is called Jingxin Valley. Between the two mountains, there lived two completely different practitioners. They accepted a task at the same time: to go to the other side to pick a **"Millennium Spiritual Grass"** that can heal the world and save people. Under Zhuiyun Peak, there lived a young man named Cheng Su. Cheng Su was a very smart man and came from a wealthy family. The government hired him to be an official on the other side and promised that as long as he got the spiritual herb, he would be named "Marquis of Wanhu" and receive a reward of ten thousand taels of gold and silver. Cheng Su was so excited that he couldn't sleep at night. "For this glory and wealth, I must get the spiritual grass!" His motivation came entirely from the aura outside. For this goal, Cheng Su prepared thousands of fast horses, countless rations, and hired the best guide in the world. On the day of setting off on the road, there was a roar of gongs and drums, and the whole village saw him off. Cheng Su was riding majestically on a tall horse. However, to pursue Yunfeng to the other side, one has to climb over three mountains and pass through the "Soul-Broken Valley" with a cliff of ten thousand feet. On the first day, the weather was fine and Cheng speeded up, traveling three hundred miles a day. He felt that he was invincible and that the spiritual grass was at his fingertips. But on the second day, it rained suddenly and the mountain road was slippery. Cheng Su's horse was frightened and jumped wildly. He was cursing, and what he was thinking was: "If I had known better, I wouldn't have come. With this damn weather, if we can't get grass, wouldn't Wanhuhou be in trouble?" He complained all the way, and his speed slowed down as he moved forward. On the third day, we encountered Broken Soul Valley. The valley is so deep that there is only a single wooden bridge. People around him advised him: "The wind is too strong, don't go there, you will die." Cheng Su panicked. He looked at the official documents and gold and silver in his hands, and retreated in his heart: "If I die, who will enjoy the wealth? How about I go back, maybe the government will forgive me." Just as he was hesitating, a beggar caught up behind him. Without saying a word, the beggar dared to cross the single-plank bridge with a wooden stick, as if walking on flat ground. Cheng Su shouted: "Madman! Do you want your life?" The beggar looked back at the other end of the bridge and smiled: "What do I want with my life? I just want to see what is on the other side of the river." Cheng Su looked at the unreachable end point, and then at the fatal danger in front of him, and his patience collapsed little by little. He persisted for seven days, and when he reached Broken Soul Valley, he finally chose to turn around and go home because he was afraid of the difficulties in the outside world. The motivation given by external factors is like a gust of wind. When the wind stops, a person can no longer walk. On the other side of Jingxin Valley, there lived another young man named Shouzhuo. Shouzhuo was born in poverty, both his parents were dead, and he had no rewards from the government or the temptation of wealth. He went to the other side just because of a thought: "I heard that the spiritual grass there can save countless people, and I want to try it." He had no fast horse, only a skinny old donkey; he had no guide, only a torn-up "Shan Hai Jing". On the day of departure, he was alone and left the valley quietly. On the first day, the sun was blazing and my mouth was dry. Shouzhuo didn't complain. He just stopped for a drink of water, touched the old donkey's head, and continued on his way. The next day, it rained heavily and the mountain road was slippery. He fell a few times and was covered in mud, but he only had one thought in his mind: "The road is at your feet, just over this mountain." He was not in a hurry or impatient, and took every step he took. On the third day, there was a strong wind in Broken Soul Valley. The thin donkey was so frightened that he fell to his knees and did not dare to move. Shouzhuo did not panic, nor did he think about such things as "what to do if he fails" and "can he be made a marquis?" He just sat quietly on the roadside, waiting for the wind to stop. When the wind stopped, he led the donkey and walked across the single-plank bridge step by step. On the way, he met a tiger, who looked at his calm eyes and turned away; he met a robber, who looked at his empty bag, found it boring, and let him go. Because his motivation comes from the "compassion" and "firmness" in his heart, this power does not change with the weather, nor does it increase or decrease with wealth. The motivation given by external factors is called "desire"; the motivation generated from the heart is called "belief". Three months later, Cheng Su fled back to Zhuiyun Peak in embarrassment. Before he could reach the Broken Soul Valley, he was frightened by the difficulties and died in depression. And Shouzhuo, on the tenth month after setting off, finally stood on the land on the other side. He saw the legendary thousand-year-old spiritual grass growing in the crevices of the cliffs, emitting a faint light. At this time, countless people came to the other side. There are nobles, wealthy businessmen, people like Cheng Su who are driven by fame and fortune, and there are people like Shouzhuo who care about the common people. In order to compete for this only spiritual grass, everyone killed each other and plotted against each other. The nobles used money to bribe the robbers, and the wealthy businessmen used poison to frame their opponents. The scene was extremely chaotic for a time. Everyone was asking: "What should I do? There is only one grass, how can I win over others?" Only Shouzhuo quietly walked to the grass and picked it carefully. He didn't grab or fight, and no one even noticed him. When he turned around and left with the spiritual grass, everyone was stunned. They discovered that the seemingly weakest person actually got the grass first. Some people were dissatisfied and cursed: "Why do you have it? We fought hard for this grass, but you got it easily?" Shouzhuo smiled slightly and said a saying that has been passed down through the ages: "Most of the fights in this world are because of the fear of losing. And I never thought about losing, I just came to deliver medicine. When you have no opponent in your heart, there will be no opponent in the world." This story is over, Brother Hua, take a taste. Cheng Su represents external motivation. He does things for money, fame, and rewards. Once you encounter difficulties, wind and rain, and threats, these external rewards instantly lose their appeal. He will hesitate and shrink, because the anxiety of "not wanting to lose" will infinitely magnify the difficulties and exhaust his patience. Shouchuo represents inner motivation. He does things for a pure belief, a responsibility, and a love. The wind and rain, hardships and dangers from the outside world, and even the ridicule of others, could not defeat him. Because there is a fire in his heart, and this fire does not rise and fall with the outside world. When you really want to accomplish something, not to please anyone, not to reward anyone, but from the heart's desire, you will have no opponents. Because others are calculating interests, you are focusing on your goals; others are worrying about gains and losses, but you are not looking back. When your patience comes from within rather than from outside pressure, no force in the world can stop you. May you have the determination to be humble in your heart, and the courage to act with speed. Keep your heart and keep your path wide.
The end of the novel is literature. Only after reading this book did I realize the truth of this sentence. Reading a high-quality book is like meeting a mentor. This book is so amazing.
Super classic. The imagination inside is really admirable. The twin universes are a double petri dish experiment in the construction of advanced civilization. The result is that the two worlds are connected like the original competitive relationship created after the petri dish is overturned! The transition from hard science fiction to the later fantasy world in the virtual world is not inconsistent at all. In the end, all the data returns to the quantum state, which is so cool.
The Zhou Dynasty established its capital here, the Qin and Han Dynasties expanded it here, the Sui Dynasty rebuilt it here, and the Tang Dynasty inherited it - there are three thousand years of loess under Chang'an City·
Concubine Wan Gui was 17 years older than Emperor Ming Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty, but the emperor loved her to death. Ironically, she killed the emperor's son... Based on history, the writing is good and worth reading! [Like][Love]
Take a look at the story of Shanghai Alley, another story of Shanghai alley written in Shanghainese. It is full of fireworks, conspiracy, conspiracy, family affection, love, and a story of Shanghai that gets mixed up in order to find the treasure.
There is a feeling of enlightenment. Make a deep psychological connection between the emperor's personal character and the fate of the country. From Zhu Yuanzhang's suspicion to Chongzhen's perversity, the author creates a refreshing interpretation paradigm of "imperial psychology".
Shocking! A masterpiece! Through the world! Zhang Zhang is high energy! Super shocking, shocking and heartbreakingly funny! I sincerely recommend the masterpiece "Dream of the Universe" by King Tomato, which I am currently reading, to those of you who really know how to read. Add it to your bookshelf and follow it. Let's share this good work together! Only after seeing it will you know how good she is! If you don't miss her in this life, you won't miss the beautiful scenery at the pinnacle of literature! And for those who are desperate in life, this book can save you and help you find the meaning of life. [Send a heart][Send a heart][Make a face][Make a face][Love][Love][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Send a heart][Send a heart]
No rebirth, no system, ordinary people's career in the age. In 1997, Chen Shouzheng, a boy from a poor family, graduated from university and entered the system. The family was poor since childhood, his father died early, his mute mother remarried, and the three brothers and sisters depended on each other. The eldest sister and the third sister sacrificed their studies to support him in studying. Starting from a grassroots clerk, he passed through townships and agencies, and gradually became a chief official. At the same time, it writes about the joys and sorrows of a family spanning decades.
Cultivate oneself, manage one's family, govern the country and bring peace to the world! [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]
Recommended "The Play Next Door": Five Lamps That Illuminate the World If you have ever wondered - what is knowledge? Where is education headed? Where is the fairness? Then "The Play Next Door" is worthy of your quiet night reading. This is no ordinary romance novel. It uses a string of ancient professions as threads, but what it weaves is a mirror that shines into the contemporary world. Five articles, five lights: In "Porridge and Rice at the Homeschool", a bowl of thin porridge illuminates the bottom line of educational fairness - only when the poorest children can sit around and learn to read, can civilization be warm. It asks: Have our educational resources ever moistened the driest land? In "Mr. Dong Xue's Charcoal Fire", the dying charcoal fire in a ruined temple in the mountains is a metaphor for the fragility and tenacity of knowledge inheritance. It reminds: Real education is often born in places where resources are scarce, but do we only pursue the glory of the palace but forget the sparks in the wilderness? In "The Wandering Lecturer's Broken Umbrella", the dense ink marks are the footprints of intellectual travel. It reveals that if knowledge is locked in an ivory tower, it will lose its vitality; the true meaning of education is to let thoughts fall freely like rain and dew. The sinking and awakening of "Imperial Examination Examiner" directly points to the struggle of human nature under the alienation of the system. It warns: When shortcut culture erodes the foundation of knowledge, and when the selection mechanism becomes a profit game, everyone may be a victim or an accomplice. "The Gatekeeper of the Academy" recorded silently for forty years, and finally protected the innocence of knowledge despite being illiterate. It asks: Who is guarding our "academy"? For whom are the thresholds set? Guardians need not only eyes, but also a conscience. The calm, scalpel-like moral analysis at the end of each chapter is not only a deconstruction of ancient society, but also a puncture of contemporary lesions. The "dream people" it alerts are those bystanders who are numb to educational injustice, those practitioners who are lost in the utilitarian system, and those planners who are intoxicated with cultural prosperity but ignore the aspirations of the bottom. The value of this book lies in its delicate narrative that wraps up heavy thinking, allowing the dust of history to reflect the light of reality. It tells us: education is not a decoration, but a foundation; knowledge is not a commodity, but a firewood; fairness is not a slogan, but a measure of civilization. If you are willing to see yourself in the story and examine the present in history, this book "The Play Next Door" is that rare mirror - it reflects not only the ancient craftsmanship, but also the consciences in the depths of our era that need to be awakened and the thresholds that need to be dismantled.
Winning the first prize in the college entrance examination through time [Sparrow Food Masterpiece] Seize the opportunity to make a fortune! Gorgeous wife, hot child! The story is short, the plot is compact, and the text is warm and heartwarming! I strongly recommend this book👍You think it is a novel, but it is actually a very interesting historical record. It focuses on small characters. Hundreds of typical characters are based on real people and real stories. Those born in the 50s, 60s, and 70s should read it. You may be able to find stories that mark yourself or that era. The story is touching and the plot is well arranged. It should be said that it is a good novel in historical records and a good historical story in novels.
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