The essay "How do we face imperfect parents - Reflections on "Parents" after reading Mo Lizhen's "Poetry of Mo Lizhen"" was published in "Social Science Forum" Issue 9, 2016
The essay "It is better to have no books than to believe in all the books" was published in "Calligraphy Herald" on February 17, 2016, and reprinted in "Today's Lin'an" on April 21, 2016, and "Kaiming" Issue 2, 2016
The essay "Plum Snow Struggles for Spring" was published in "Lin'an Today" on October 15, 2015, and "Red Mansion" Issue 1, 2015
The essay "Reading "Ghost Stories" on a snowy night" was published in "Lin'an Today" on February 18, 2016
A review of "The Unfinished Building on the Beach" was published in "Shandong Literature" in December 2010 (Part 2)
The review "Love in the West Lake - A brief review of the novel "Love in the West Lake" by the writer Wang Xufeng" was published in "Lin'an Today" on December 17, 2015
The review "Journey to the West Lake - Brief Commentary on Writer Wang Xufeng's Essay "Reading the West Lake"" was published in "Lin'an Today" on September 1, 2016
Reader comments
Some people say that suffering can make people profound. China has never lacked suffering. What is lacking is only the understanding of suffering. The massacre is over, the fear is over, and all that's left is numbness
In my impression, Shen Fu said in his article that he laughed and asked, "I want to show my love for you." Yun Niang replied half-jokingly... So (in my opinion), it is actually very possible that Yun Niang really likes Han Yuan, and it may not be to the extent of homosexuality, but maybe "I just want this young lady to go home and play with me"_(:з)∠)_
(Shen Fu: So I'm the one who was taken along, right... Yabai, I don't want to be a tool...)
This is one of my favorite foreign novels, and I feel the same way.
This woman's love is great, but can there be such love in life? The other person doesn't even know who you are, and she is completely immersed in her own world. My love for you has nothing to do with you. Oh my God, how can there be such a great love? I have always loved you secretly, and have children, without causing any trouble to the other party. The other party still spends time and alcohol, and is a five-person, six-person family. Well, I admit, I am a layman and cannot understand such a great love.
There is no irony in the word great, because if I ask myself, I really can't do it.
PS: I wasn't inspired by it, just based on my personal understanding of the novel. I saw it many years ago.
I love you, but it has nothing to do with you
Is there really such love in life?
There is some infatuation that only infatuated people can understand!
In Dream of Red Mansions, foolish people always tell the truth. Most of what Jiao Da said about Ning Mansion was the author speaking the truth through Jiao Da's mouth. As for this sentence criticizing some people for being unethical, it is probably a rumor among servants and may not be entirely true.
Those who can be called brother-in-law, Baoyu is Sister Feng's brother-in-law, and Jia Qiang is Qin Keqing's brother-in-law. If this is really the case, the latter possibility is relatively high, and I still believe in Sister Feng's innocence.
But Sister Feng is more jealous, I believe that too.
It can be seen from the seventh chapter that the relationship between the two was good at the beginning. Jia Lian took care of the Lin family's affairs and mentioned Sister Feng's longing for Jia Lian many times. However, as Mrs. Wang gradually delegates power, Sister Feng's appetite grows bigger and bigger, and the couple becomes more and more conflicted. Jia Lian was not joking when he said he was jealous. On Wang Xifeng's birthday, he actually did it with a knife.
But research is very interesting (whispering) and facts, as well as historical reality, will not diminish the beauty of fiction because of its authenticity. Reality is the meaning of existence only in itself.
Comrade, as a soldier who can't sleep in the third year of high school and is about to go to the battlefield, I came here to search for ideas to see if I can use them the next day.
I heard that Liu Lianzi, the author of the novel "The Legend of Zhen Huan", will soon collaborate with director Zheng Xiaolong to remake the TV series "A Dream of Red Mansions". As soon as the news came out, it caused an uproar on the Internet. Many netizens did not buy it, but I still think it is worth looking forward to, because the 1987 version of the TV series was limited by funds and technology, and there were too many scenes that were not filmed! For example, the Wuji Cliff in Dahuang Mountain and the Fantasy Land of Taixu; more importantly, the novel itself leaves a lot of blank space, giving people a vast space for imagination and infinite possibilities for exploration. For example, among the four major families, in addition to the Jia family, the Wang, Shi, and Xue families, as well as the Zhen family in Jiangnan, have no words, the death of Yuan Fei, Qin Keqing, The origin of Miaoyu, the past and present life of Grandma Liu's family... Also, Liu Lianzi is very talented. This time she is the screenwriter alone. Unlike other screenwriters who have their own division of labor, you write these episodes and I write those episodes. This is conducive to maintaining the literary coherence of the entire work. After all, there is a big difference between literary creation and screwing screws in a production machine. Talented people emerge from generation to generation, each leading the way for three to five years. When the 1987 version was filmed, the reform and opening up had just begun, and it was inevitable that the screenwriters had not yet completely let go of their rigid and conservative ideas. They are now in their 70s and 80s, and it is time for a new generation of screenwriters to come on board.
When I first read Nan Kezi's book review, I thought it was a boy, but later I realized it was a girl.
In fact, when I watched it, I had many feelings, including agreement, refutation, or doubts. But after a while, I felt like I couldn't start writing.
I'm not a big reader, but I appreciate people who read well.
Earlier, you compared Eastern and Western cultures many times. At one time, I agreed with that conclusion. But now, I think that because we live in such a culture, we must be more aware of its flaws.
As for the different attitudes between Germany and Japan towards World War II, I heard an explanation from my classmates that I agree with: the Germans thought it was a mistake made by the previous government, so they admitted it frankly. And Japan still lives in the hands of the same government, so how can they admit their mistakes?
After seeing this article, I don't know what to say. Living in this era, I only listen to ancient music. It's so surprising! Maybe we are all lay people. I recommend you a song called "Original Scenery of My Hometown", which is very nice.
Nan Kezi expressed what I felt in my heart
Positive: From Xiao Hong's point of view, the pursuit of freedom and love almost burns her life for this pursuit, but she encounters betrayers all her life, and they all give her a cold look... Unwilling to give in.
Opponent: The result of every betrayal of the old life is to become attached to another man, and then take this man's child with him and become attached to the next man. Character determines fate. You are stupid and deserve it.
Every time I talk about Xiao Hong, I always find it complicated. Not only are the pros and cons fighting on the Internet, but there are also left and right battles in the individual's head. There is no strict way to cut it. For example, what percentage of time is occupied? What are the chances of meeting a scumbag? What percentage of impulsive mistakes account for the primacy of personal feelings? Maybe life is originally so complicated, foggy, and chaotic?
Or let's talk about something else. Did she go through a dark period in her growth stage? How far is she lacking in emotional needs beyond the love of her grandfather? Also, the question that is always difficult to ignore is what happened to the child she abandoned?
Your information collection is quite coherent and very helpful. Special thanks!
A friend said: He didn't believe in films like "Letter from a Strange Woman", but I wanted to say at that time: That's before you meet someone with three moles on their feet.
The difference between women and men is that after a man burns himself for another woman, he will still think of going back to where he came from. A woman is extremely cautious before burning herself for another man. After that, she would rather burn herself into ashes and float away than go back to the original place and pretend that nothing happened.
But not every woman is like this. Everyone's degree is different.
The reason why the protagonist played by Aunt Xu in "Letter from a Strange Woman" is so infatuated is first of all the exaggeration of the dramatic effect, and secondly because she has never really got it, and what she has not got is always the best.
PS: "Pipa Language" is a work by Lin Hai, a famous Chinese NEW AGE performer. He also has many good songs, such as "Sheng Sheng Nong". . .
Since "A Taste of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao's image has greatly improved, and more and more people have criticized Liu. Perhaps looking at the predecessors from the perspective of future generations, this province will be very hazy. For example, half a century ago, when mentioning TG, almost everyone's eyes would light up, but now they are all disdainful. So, can we use the selfishness of those in power today to infer that our ancestors also did things for their own benefit? Like Liu Bei, who can know what his benevolence and righteousness are?
It's quite interesting... Is Yang Tiexin really a historical figure? Before the college entrance examination, I read the history of the Song Dynasty out of boredom, but I didn't notice the biographies...
Hmm, that Fang Fang from "Wuhan Diary"? This is really... No wonder this novel was written like this five years ago
The whole article is trying to find out whether Sister Feng and Jia Rong are having an affair. How boring is this~~
Some people say that suffering can make people profound. China has never lacked suffering. What is lacking is only the understanding of suffering. The massacre is over, the fear is over, and all that's left is numbness
In my impression, Shen Fu said in his article that he laughed and asked, "I want to show my love for you." Yun Niang replied half-jokingly... So (in my opinion), it is actually very possible that Yun Niang really likes Han Yuan, and it may not be to the extent of homosexuality, but maybe "I just want this young lady to go home and play with me"_(:з)∠)_ (Shen Fu: So I'm the one who was taken along, right... Yabai, I don't want to be a tool...)
This is one of my favorite foreign novels, and I feel the same way.
This woman's love is great, but can there be such love in life? The other person doesn't even know who you are, and she is completely immersed in her own world. My love for you has nothing to do with you. Oh my God, how can there be such a great love? I have always loved you secretly, and have children, without causing any trouble to the other party. The other party still spends time and alcohol, and is a five-person, six-person family. Well, I admit, I am a layman and cannot understand such a great love. There is no irony in the word great, because if I ask myself, I really can't do it. PS: I wasn't inspired by it, just based on my personal understanding of the novel. I saw it many years ago.
I love you, but it has nothing to do with you Is there really such love in life? There is some infatuation that only infatuated people can understand!
In Dream of Red Mansions, foolish people always tell the truth. Most of what Jiao Da said about Ning Mansion was the author speaking the truth through Jiao Da's mouth. As for this sentence criticizing some people for being unethical, it is probably a rumor among servants and may not be entirely true. Those who can be called brother-in-law, Baoyu is Sister Feng's brother-in-law, and Jia Qiang is Qin Keqing's brother-in-law. If this is really the case, the latter possibility is relatively high, and I still believe in Sister Feng's innocence. But Sister Feng is more jealous, I believe that too. It can be seen from the seventh chapter that the relationship between the two was good at the beginning. Jia Lian took care of the Lin family's affairs and mentioned Sister Feng's longing for Jia Lian many times. However, as Mrs. Wang gradually delegates power, Sister Feng's appetite grows bigger and bigger, and the couple becomes more and more conflicted. Jia Lian was not joking when he said he was jealous. On Wang Xifeng's birthday, he actually did it with a knife.
But research is very interesting (whispering) and facts, as well as historical reality, will not diminish the beauty of fiction because of its authenticity. Reality is the meaning of existence only in itself.
Comrade, as a soldier who can't sleep in the third year of high school and is about to go to the battlefield, I came here to search for ideas to see if I can use them the next day.
I heard that Liu Lianzi, the author of the novel "The Legend of Zhen Huan", will soon collaborate with director Zheng Xiaolong to remake the TV series "A Dream of Red Mansions". As soon as the news came out, it caused an uproar on the Internet. Many netizens did not buy it, but I still think it is worth looking forward to, because the 1987 version of the TV series was limited by funds and technology, and there were too many scenes that were not filmed! For example, the Wuji Cliff in Dahuang Mountain and the Fantasy Land of Taixu; more importantly, the novel itself leaves a lot of blank space, giving people a vast space for imagination and infinite possibilities for exploration. For example, among the four major families, in addition to the Jia family, the Wang, Shi, and Xue families, as well as the Zhen family in Jiangnan, have no words, the death of Yuan Fei, Qin Keqing, The origin of Miaoyu, the past and present life of Grandma Liu's family... Also, Liu Lianzi is very talented. This time she is the screenwriter alone. Unlike other screenwriters who have their own division of labor, you write these episodes and I write those episodes. This is conducive to maintaining the literary coherence of the entire work. After all, there is a big difference between literary creation and screwing screws in a production machine. Talented people emerge from generation to generation, each leading the way for three to five years. When the 1987 version was filmed, the reform and opening up had just begun, and it was inevitable that the screenwriters had not yet completely let go of their rigid and conservative ideas. They are now in their 70s and 80s, and it is time for a new generation of screenwriters to come on board.
When I first read Nan Kezi's book review, I thought it was a boy, but later I realized it was a girl. In fact, when I watched it, I had many feelings, including agreement, refutation, or doubts. But after a while, I felt like I couldn't start writing. I'm not a big reader, but I appreciate people who read well. Earlier, you compared Eastern and Western cultures many times. At one time, I agreed with that conclusion. But now, I think that because we live in such a culture, we must be more aware of its flaws. As for the different attitudes between Germany and Japan towards World War II, I heard an explanation from my classmates that I agree with: the Germans thought it was a mistake made by the previous government, so they admitted it frankly. And Japan still lives in the hands of the same government, so how can they admit their mistakes? After seeing this article, I don't know what to say. Living in this era, I only listen to ancient music. It's so surprising! Maybe we are all lay people. I recommend you a song called "Original Scenery of My Hometown", which is very nice.
Nan Kezi expressed what I felt in my heart
Positive: From Xiao Hong's point of view, the pursuit of freedom and love almost burns her life for this pursuit, but she encounters betrayers all her life, and they all give her a cold look... Unwilling to give in. Opponent: The result of every betrayal of the old life is to become attached to another man, and then take this man's child with him and become attached to the next man. Character determines fate. You are stupid and deserve it. Every time I talk about Xiao Hong, I always find it complicated. Not only are the pros and cons fighting on the Internet, but there are also left and right battles in the individual's head. There is no strict way to cut it. For example, what percentage of time is occupied? What are the chances of meeting a scumbag? What percentage of impulsive mistakes account for the primacy of personal feelings? Maybe life is originally so complicated, foggy, and chaotic? Or let's talk about something else. Did she go through a dark period in her growth stage? How far is she lacking in emotional needs beyond the love of her grandfather? Also, the question that is always difficult to ignore is what happened to the child she abandoned?
Your information collection is quite coherent and very helpful. Special thanks!
A friend said: He didn't believe in films like "Letter from a Strange Woman", but I wanted to say at that time: That's before you meet someone with three moles on their feet. The difference between women and men is that after a man burns himself for another woman, he will still think of going back to where he came from. A woman is extremely cautious before burning herself for another man. After that, she would rather burn herself into ashes and float away than go back to the original place and pretend that nothing happened. But not every woman is like this. Everyone's degree is different. The reason why the protagonist played by Aunt Xu in "Letter from a Strange Woman" is so infatuated is first of all the exaggeration of the dramatic effect, and secondly because she has never really got it, and what she has not got is always the best. PS: "Pipa Language" is a work by Lin Hai, a famous Chinese NEW AGE performer. He also has many good songs, such as "Sheng Sheng Nong". . .
Since "A Taste of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao's image has greatly improved, and more and more people have criticized Liu. Perhaps looking at the predecessors from the perspective of future generations, this province will be very hazy. For example, half a century ago, when mentioning TG, almost everyone's eyes would light up, but now they are all disdainful. So, can we use the selfishness of those in power today to infer that our ancestors also did things for their own benefit? Like Liu Bei, who can know what his benevolence and righteousness are?
It's quite interesting... Is Yang Tiexin really a historical figure? Before the college entrance examination, I read the history of the Song Dynasty out of boredom, but I didn't notice the biographies...
Hmm, that Fang Fang from "Wuhan Diary"? This is really... No wonder this novel was written like this five years ago
The whole article is trying to find out whether Sister Feng and Jia Rong are having an affair. How boring is this~~