
A Century of Letters
百年家书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Today is the military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the anti-fascist victory. Tears filled my eyes. The mountains and rivers are still there, and the green mountains are still there.
Indeed, when I was Ai Jia, I didn't have the memory of Li Jiajun's life, which I think is a good thing. In fact, Ai Jia has never regarded herself and Li Jiajun as the same person. Li Jiajun's life has passed, and now it is Ai Jia. If Ai Jia still lives with the clear memories of Li Jiajun's life, can she still fall in love and start a family with peace of mind in this life? Can you still live the life of an ordinary girl easily? Anyway, I can't imagine it [poor]
After reading "Nanjing Photo Studio", I borrowed this book to re-enter that period of history. Remember history. Hangzhou in 2025
I can't remember how many times I have read this article. When there is nothing I want to read, I pick it up and read it again. This time because yesterday was the National Memorial Day on December 13th, I picked it up and read it again. It was really sad when I looked at this period of China's history of the Anti-Japanese War. Our teachers never instilled in us the idea of hatred between the country and the family when we were young. There were no history classes in elementary school. But from that time on, I didn't know where my hostility towards Japan came from. Maybe it is something that is inherent in the Chinese people's bones. My family is from Jiangsu. When I was young, I came to Nanjing to see a doctor because I was sick. At that time, the Memorial Hall for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by the Japanese Invaders did not require reservations. The first time I saw the bones in the exhibition hall, I was actually scared. I have been afraid of ghosts since I was a child. After seeing that scene, I slept with a quilt under the quilt for a while. But now that I think about it, those are the bones of my predecessors, so it doesn't seem so scary anymore. I went to college in Nanjing and have been to the memorial hall many times since I was a child. Every time I go there, I have different emotions. Yes, why did Japan surrender when it said it would surrender? Every time I read that period of history, I feel that it is not worth it for my predecessors. However, the peace of that era should be what countless people want to ask for, and for Japan's easy surrender, we, the descendants, feel that it is not worth it. After all, it is our ancestors who will sacrifice if they continue to fight. A lot of random thoughts came out while reading the book, but when it was over I didn't know where to start, so I'll stop here this time. I'm very happy that this book has been with me from 21 years to now. I hope it will be published soon!
One swipe. It feels like I experienced that turbulent era from the perspective of one ten millionth of a grain of sand caught in the torrent of history. Families with assets still need to cautiously assess the situation and work hard to protect themselves. Ordinary people are really like leeks on the roadside being harvested one after another. If they want to be cut off, they must either guard the one-third of an acre of land left by their ancestors and wait for the judgment of fate, or they may drag their families and embark on the long road to escape. People who are accidentally separated may never see each other again, and once again feel the hard-won happiness of living in a peaceful era. I am glad that even in troubled times, the Li family has made a peaceful transition one by one. Several times in the middle, I thought the author was going to make a big move. Fortunately, he was able to save the day in the end. Everyone must be in good order. If there is a near miss, the third master of the Li family should be in good order! I really like the family line! Eventually it grew into a big family! Li Jiajun is like Ai Jia's past life. Fortunately, Ai Jia does not remember. She has a new life to live, and she should not have to drag the fetters of the past life to face this life alone. Fortunately, even if she does not remember, her former relatives and descendants will still follow the centuries-old agreement to cross mountains and seas to meet her again, so that she can renew a wonderful relationship without having to carry heavy memories. After watching the ending, I was so sad that I was incoherent...
An inch of mountains and rivers, an inch of blood, a hundred thousand young people and a hundred thousand troops. I was really shocked when I saw that the Anti-Japanese War entered the decisive stage and countless young people participated in this national struggle. This passage also made me feel the tragic and firm faith with which the Chinese people persisted in that era. It gave me a deeper understanding of that era. This sentence is also the sentence that I remember the most. I saw the heart of young people to save the country, saw the succession of people with lofty ideals, saw passionate lives entering the battlefield, and saw a grand and tragic epic. When I first read this novel, what attracted me was that the Third Master has been constantly participating in battles, big and small, like a check-in since September 18th. Various celebrities in life entered the people's lives of that period. At the beginning, I was still imagining that the Third Master could be counted as a golden finger with modern thinking or historical victory, and that he could have a very special life experience, or that he could shine in everyone, hahaha. But later I discovered that I was wrong. In this arduous war, we were all too insignificant. We only knew the outcome of history, but could not predict the occurrence of the process. Mr. San became a witness, participant, and recorder. In the end, he even had doubts about the outcome of this war because it was too bitter and difficult. The fourteen-year war of resistance exhausted the blood of the Chinese people and sang out the tragedy of history. This process is slowly unfolding like a heavy history, but it is impossible to escape from the torrent of the times. Everyone inevitably joins in and sings the war hymn of progress together. It took me two whole days to read this book, and I couldn't even stop. I really wanted to follow San Ye's footsteps and experience the history that I had only a superficial understanding of. As time went by and the war continued, I felt tired for San Ye. Like the Chinese, I felt that it was long. This cruel war brought countless betrayals and deaths. Everyone gritted their teeth and persisted in the painful darkness, looking forward to the coming of the dawn. This novel was recommended to me when I just started reading novels. At that time, I felt that there were too many words, and it felt too heavy and serious, so I did not click on it. Reading it again now, nearly eight years later, is a completely different feeling. I can only say that the history is too heavy and the suffering is too profound. In fact, it is a hundred Ten thousand words is already very short, and the author did not write it very seriously, but with a little humor, and even full of popularity. It is no longer rigid and solemn in history books, but makes people really feel that it is a living world, an era full of human flavor, which gave me a deeper understanding of that era. It's hard to describe my feelings after watching it, but I am more curious about the stories of this era, and I want to know more uncontrollably. I can't help but want to understand this era through movies and literature. I think this is probably an inspiration. Thanks to this novel, I saw more details of the history of the Anti-Japanese War. A few simple pages in the history book turned out to be so thick and rich. It allowed me to see the various aspects of life in that era, different battles, different groups of people, different concepts, and the same patriotism. It was like a grand people's epic, telling the changes of an era.
My only regret is that they didn't know she was Ai Jia, but when I looked back carefully, I found that they already knew it. From the beginning when the eldest brother called Li Jiajun three times outside the girls' school, to the second brother's temptation to learn Japanese, to when Qin Xiaoniang smiled and talked about their first meeting, and the words "die with me" The one we are with is not the Mr. Li who likes me." Each of these incidents corresponds to Ai Jia's sentence at the beginning, "We are all Chinese, whose child should we be?" It is really overestimating one's ability to describe a person's life in just 1 million words. How can there be no regrets in life. So, let's just say goodbye to our old friends. As long as the mountains and rivers are still there, we will have no regrets. Thanks to the author for his hard work, allowing me to see such a beautiful story. "You can cry here" is such a happy and beautiful thing. Respect the old friend! !
A very shocking article. In fact, I also think it would be better if Aijia had no memory. Otherwise, how would she face everything that is right and wrong? Li Jiajun's life is over, but Aijia still has his own life.
Today is February 27, 2025. I was really shocked after reading this book. It is rare to see novels on this subject. The author really writes it well. There are many characters who even appear briefly and have souls. I am very happy to relive the war from the perspective of the protagonist in this article, and I also learned many details that I have not paid attention to before. I am super lucky to see such an excellent work!
I don't know how many times I have re-read it, and I cry every time I re-read it. If this book was just a simple introduction to modern history, I would not re-read it. It would be too sad, so the emotions of the heroine gave me the courage to re-read it. I really think the heroine is really very well-shaped, and I really like her. After a while, I will really want to see her, and I really hope that she will be happy no matter what time [red heart]