Library

I'm ashamed to admit that I'm a thief, but I did get caught in someone's warehouse. They twisted my arms like twists and pushed me into the security department of their company. A security guard with a belt in his hand came over, looked at my thin and pitiful arms and said, "Are you here to steal too?" This is simply an insult to our intelligence! I smiled awkwardly, as if trying to please them. To be honest, I was really scared at that time, afraid of being beaten up by the police before they arrived, but the beating started anyway. First, a security guard who was as thin as me came up. He pulled the hair on my forehead. This action seemed a bit funny, and everyone watching started laughing. The security guard seemed to be stimulated. His face turned red, and he grabbed a small piece of hair next to my ear and twisted it around. I probably forgot about the pain.

"Cooking Carp Under the Big Camphor Tree" is a collection of short and medium-sized novels written by Leimer in the past three years. The novel has a broad vision and diverse themes, involving life and death, childhood, hunger, search, and even science fiction. The novel unfolds in one aspect and enters the secret and complex inner world of the characters. "Cooking Carp Under the Camphor Tree" included in the collection of novels is set in the future and tells the story of a terminally ill young grandmother who is "resurrected" and returns to the human world with the help of advanced medical methods. Reimer boldly imagined and fictionalized this, focusing on exploring the "past and present lives" of the "resurrected grandmother" and the ethical embarrassment faced by her relatives after her grandmother was resurrected. There is a huge and "absurd" contrast and tension between the characters' appearance and their actual seniority, which causes everyone a certain degree of trouble. "Library of the Blind" and "Cooking Carp Under the Big Camphor Tree" included in this book will soon be adapted into movies.

Teacher Mu smiled at me and said, yes, so many keys! In fact, we often use far less than that, just a few keys, but the design of the piano with so many keys has its own reason, just like each of our members, some sing high notes, some sing bass, some sing harmony, etc. The keys that make sounds are always the ones that are frequently used, but aren't the keys that don't make sounds important? No! Very important! Just like us at work, some people need to make sounds often, and some people don't need to make sounds often, but when they are needed, that is when they make sounds. Therefore, if life is not going your way, don't complain all the time. On the contrary, just maintain your own state. When it is your turn, your key must make the sound you should make. Don't play it inaccurately or not sound! The reason why a beautiful piece of music is pleasing to the eye is the result of the cooperation of all the keys. If every key needs to make a sound, it is just playing the piano randomly!