A Novel and Ten Years

Too modest. Your writing style is quite good. At least it is fluent and clear. There is one point in the article that I agree with, that is, the biggest failure of education in China is that there is no education that does not pay attention to making people learn to think. The theory that is more advanced than learning knowledge is learning to learn, which has not yet reached the level of thinking. Do you have the ability to think independently? It seems that there is no need... In China, it is a requirement for the "elites", not the citizens... And political classes are used to fool the people and assimilate them~~ There is nothing to blame. Hasn't it always been like this for thousands of years? A nation without firm beliefs and a country with a huge population would be a terrible thing if everyone was encouraged to think freely and independently... Wouldn't it? Regarding the various forums, I have no room to speak ~ I am an outdated post-80s generation. I type slowly and read slowly, so I don't participate in the forum... However, I still feel the same way about novels~ I have been a novelist since I was a child, and I read all kinds of themes~ The Five Poisons~~ In the past few years, I have also started to read online novels... It is undeniable that the traditional novels (corresponding to online novels) in the past have mixed good and bad, but... Online novels are even more... Those novels that make the protagonist infinitely mythical, infinitely beautified, infinitely... I don't know the heroes on the Internet Is there a conventional name for it, but I privately call it □□~despise... In writing, you can satisfy all your arrogance and unrealistic fantasies, and fill your ordinary or even mediocre life and spiritual emptiness... Granny Cha seems to call them YY writings. I feel that the word "yin" is wasted. Jinghuan praised Baoyu as the first adulterer in ancient and modern times, and he is talking about "yin". What a beautiful scene it is? And this kind of **** article... The world is different! But... Grandma Tea seems to be too serious~ Today is a commodity economy, there is buying and selling, you like it and I like it... Is the glory of human nature too demanding? In an age where entertainment is paramount, there is certainly a market for self-entertainment... Thoughtful people, even if they are not "elites", may not have the leisure and leisure to write novels online, let alone have a market... Movies are inherently an elite production process, and of course they have more depth and intensity. Of course, there are also some very good movies... As for novels, I should have said that the quality of traditional novels is generally higher, but... That doesn't seem to be the case. Although some texts are good, their spiritual connotations are not completely in tune with modern urban fast food culture. And nowadays, how many of the best-selling novels every year have nothing to do with Internet culture? Therefore, I feel that now is a "chaotic era" of words (regardless of whether it is harmonious or not), an era of demons dancing in the name of entertainment... However, in the end, the works that are most deeply rooted in people's hearts will be those works that care about human nature~~ I'm too modest, your writing is quite good, at least it is smooth and clear~ There is one point in the article that I agree with very much, that is, the biggest failure of China's education is that there is no education that does not pay attention to people learning to think. The theory that is more advanced than learning knowledge is learning to learn, which has not yet reached the level of thinking. Do you have the ability to think independently? It seems that there is no need... In China, it is a requirement for the "elites", not the citizens... And political classes are used to fool the people and assimilate them~~ There is nothing to blame. Hasn't it always been like this for thousands of years? A nation without firm beliefs and a country with a huge population would be a terrible thing if everyone was encouraged to think freely and independently... Wouldn't it? Regarding the various forums, I have no room to speak ~ I am an outdated post-80s generation. I type slowly and read slowly, so I don't participate in the forum... However, I still feel the same way about novels~ I have been a novelist since I was a child, and I read all kinds of themes~ The Five Poisons~~ In the past few years, I have also started to read online novels... It is undeniable that the traditional novels (corresponding to online novels) in the past have mixed good and bad, but... Online novels are even more... Those novels that make the protagonist infinitely mythical, infinitely beautified, infinitely... I don't know the heroes on the Internet Is there a conventional name for it, but I privately call it □□~despise... In writing, you can satisfy all your arrogance and unrealistic fantasies, and fill your ordinary or even mediocre life and spiritual emptiness... Granny Cha seems to call them YY writings. I feel that the word "yin" is wasted. Jinghuan praised Baoyu as the first adulterer in ancient and modern times, and he is talking about "yin". What a beautiful scene it is? And this kind of **** article... The world is different! But... Grandma Tea seems to be too serious~ Today is a commodity economy, there is buying and selling, you like it and I like it... Is the glory of human nature too demanding? In an age where entertainment is paramount, there is certainly a market for self-entertainment... Thoughtful people, even if they are not "elites", may not have the leisure and leisure to write novels online, let alone have a market... Movies are inherently an elite production process, and of course they have more depth and intensity. Of course, there are also some very good movies... As for novels, I should have said that the quality of traditional novels is generally higher, but... That doesn't seem to be the case. Although some texts are good, their spiritual connotations are not completely in tune with modern urban fast food culture. And nowadays, how many of the best-selling novels every year have nothing to do with Internet culture? Therefore, I feel that now is a "chaotic era" of words (regardless of whether it is harmonious or not), an era of demons dancing in the name of entertainment... However, in the end, the works that are most deeply rooted in people's hearts will be those works that care about human nature~~ Granny Tea, don't be too self-effacing~ p. S. With my typing speed... It took me a long time...

Regarding the novel, I think it was born in the writings of many people because of a world different from reality. Then there are some inferior novels that reflect reality and have nothing to say. . . Never look

Sometimes reading you write reviews and essays can make people think more. I feel that the biggest issue you are talking about is whether people can face the truth and dare to tear off their own masks. Obviously, it looks complicated. Yesterday I saw the novel "The Dust Has Settled" in the supermarket. Unfortunately, the printing looked like a pirated copy, with the front showing through to the back. - - A good novel can be picked up as soon as you read it. The current situation is such that words such as individuals and thoughts are further away than the stars in the sky. They are completely luxuries. Everyone will just look at him sideways. I don't know much about Confucianism, but I think its social nature has developed to a very high stage. And I know that many people have never thought about what life is and what they are. What they do to the non-universal behaviors of aliens is just the first-level brain wave reaction. There is no need to care about people and things like that. I don't want to be a person who leaves a name in history, nor do I need to be a leader in the industry. I just want to be myself and win all my life. Look, Naiwen let me express myself.