This is where I ramble about literature in my everyday life. The topics are all over the place, updates whenever I feel like it, and everything is written in essay form. It includes book reviews, film reviews, commentary on current events, things I see in daily life, snippets of story ideas, and more. I feel like these things might become sources of inspiration for my writing someday, so I'm collecting them here to keep them organized.
Note:
1. Some content is fictionalized or deliberately vague. Please don't take it as fact.
2. I'm obsessive about revising my work, so think carefully before bookmarking if that bothers you.
3. I'm not thin-skinned. Criticism and corrections are welcome in the comments, as long as they don't cross the platform's rules.
4. Some essays will be locked after I submit them elsewhere.
Theme: Eat when it's time to eat, drink when it's time to drink, write when it's time to write
Why is Chapter 7 locked?
I forgot when I collected this book, but today I looked through my favorites and saw it. I really like the teacher's writing... It gives me a light and gentle feeling...! I'm so lucky that I didn't cancel my favorites and took a look instead.
No talent? I don't believe it
"Human life is like this string. Only when it is tightened can it be played well. When it is played well, it is enough." But what exactly does it mean to play it well?
Damn it, there's one more place I want to go to after watching it.
On the day of the lunar eclipse, I studied late at school. The geography teacher is a bald middle-aged man. After class that day, he ran to the classroom excitedly and told us: A lunar eclipse had appeared, and then suggested that we go and see it. The young people were so excited that they threw away their pen holders and swarmed to the top of the building to look at the moon. At that time, the moon had not turned red yet, only half of it had been "eaten", and the remaining half was bright and clear - "It's just that" "That's it, haha", the scene was chaotic, and there were constant chatter. They hurried downstairs and rushed back to the classroom to write hard. I can't bear to see such a moon - I should cherish it when I see it. Stubbornly staying on the rooftop, looking at the moon. It was cold and windy, and there were only two people left on the rooftop. We didn't talk, we each took our own ends, and just looked at the moon quietly. Then rush back to the classroom when the bell rings. I'm grateful that I can still have my own little obsession. After finishing my evening self-study, I returned to the dormitory. There was a bustling crowd. I looked up and saw the red moon. It didn't seem to mean anything, but it did make me feel an indescribable feeling, as if I had become complete. Thank you all for your hard work.
The beer looks delicious
Coincidentally, I have just been reading Camus' "The Myth of Sisyphus" recently.
Ha, nothingness lasts forever. Maybe only finding love can kill it.
The students scratched their heads and felt that strict inspections in some cram schools were necessary. My classmate is a junior high school student. Their school originally planned to take online classes for all students during the summer vacation (it was said to be voluntary, but the teachers and the school would privately persuade them, but in fact it was all) from mid-July to the end of August, and the content of the class was all for the first year of high school... They originally started to take part of it, and then stopped after the news came. If it weren't for the strict investigation, my classmates would have lost their summer vacation, which is outrageous. They have a lot of homework during the summer vacation, and they also do homework every day in class. Which day off is the summer vacation? Moreover, they originally completed online classes at the end of August and then started military training, and then started school seamlessly. It was outrageous... Furthermore, there are few teachers who can teach well now. The teacher's vacation is gone, and the teacher is extremely tired. The school leaders will go crazy if they get into trouble again. There is really a big difference between the energetic teaching and the sick and social animal teaching. In the past, their mentality when opening cram schools was "I volunteer for the bright future of the students", but now it is "I have to do it for the sake of the parents and the school's admission rate", which is very different. No matter how much you love teaching and educating people, you will get tired. No matter how much you love learning and want a future, you must be relaxed and relaxed. People need to rest. The students went to cram school right after vacation, and the teacher continued the class after taking a bunch of exams... Tsk, tsk, tsk, taste it carefully. It is this type of cram school that should be banned. Other students take the initiative to find channels to apply, and teachers take the initiative to help make up classes privately (I completely understand the reasonable fees, not to mention that most of them are doing charity and losing money). In my opinion, they are just causing trouble. I am learning to be proactive, but you reported me back. How annoying is it for you... I know this may have a bad impact. Some students will be better and others will be worse. But I just signed up for a cram school. It is not a nurturing class or a talent training class. Do you still blame me if you don't check for omissions and fill up the vacancies? As for the training class... Emmmmm... But, anyway, it's probably like that, I can voluntarily attend certain classes, but how do you confirm that I am voluntary? So we stopped it across the board... Harmful, in short, I hope it will gradually get better in the future. Most people are looking forward to the establishment of a more reasonable system in this regard.