
I'm Really Not a Literary Type
我真不是个文青啊
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Why are there so few people? After reading a few chapters, I found that 99.9% Of so-called modern poems have neither the beauty of rhythm nor the beauty of words, and it is not smooth to read as a paragraph of text. Poetry is about playing with words and rhythm. Without these, it is not poetry. At least from the perspective of literary development, so-called modern poetry is a failure and is destined to be a failed attempt in the history of Chinese literature.
I read most of it late at night, and I had something to say to the author for no reason: Time travel and rebirth have always been a major theme in urban literature, but because of the huge base and the large number of authors (and some "eunuchs", haha), it is very difficult to express one's feelings in this category. As a newbie, my requirements for an eye-catching online novel are not too high. Generally speaking, it only requires a smooth narrative and plump characters. If the plot can be interesting, bring us joy, or move us, it must be a rare source of food. Reading time travel and rebirth stories, many times, isn't it that we hope to look back on the past through the perspective of the protagonist, and comfort ourselves a little with the irreparable regrets in our memories, about relatives, lovers, or even home and country? ! ... The Red Army, in the author's writing, aside from the setting of Wenzhao Gong, is just the eyes through which we witness those people, history. Da Ze can help the world. If he can change the people around him a little, change a little history, and make the entire era less struggling, then I will definitely be happy. The above is mostly nonsense, thank you, the author! 😁
To say that modern poetry is not poetry is actually a misunderstanding of poetry. Poetry is a form of expression of language. There is no fixed format. It is just because language with rhythm is more likely to be passed down. There is no need to overly mythologize it. There is a saying that "Language is the fossil of poetry." Every word we say was once a poem. The more people use it, the more it becomes part of the language. The earliest "Book of Songs" is actually the simplest and most refined language of that era, and it does not have so many complicated rhythms, but can we say that it is not poetry. In ancient times, writing was not easy and the cost was high, so special attention was paid to the refinement of words, using the fewest words to express the richest meaning while also facilitating memory and oral transmission. Therefore, meter came into being, and meter served words. To put it bluntly, poetry is beautiful words. If it can carry some meaning, it is a good poem. Every era has its own unique rhythm, which is rooted in our language and writing habits. Tang poetry is more neat, isn't Song poetry beautiful? The same goes for modern poetry, because it is closer to our daily language, so it is inevitable to be picky. After all, distance produces beauty.
Isn't the literature of the 1980s just scar literature? What's the use except cultivating traitors? You can make a lot of money with a few lines of words, and even think that you are superior to others. What benefit does it have to the country and the people?
In the early 1980s, it cost 8,000 yuan to repair a house in rural areas! ? You don't even need this much to build a house. Also, except for Chen Zhaodi, Chen's father, Chen's mother and Chen's sister are not pure and kind people. In fact, Chen Mei's flirtatious saying, "Sister, please marry him," was not for his sister's good, but because he hoped to achieve his own goals through his sister's marriage. Think about it, the financial aid debt you carry is not only material, but also human and responsibilities. The pressure of studies since high school, the pressure of college entrance examinations, the pressure of future work, and the pressure of life. You have to move forward under pressure for almost the first half of your life. And if the debtor is your brother-in-law, you will eat for free, drink for free, and take for free! How relaxing and comfortable! Chen Zhaodi loves pig's feet, but she has never thought of escaping debt. From this point of view, the two sisters are completely different. What's annoying is that he even told his sister that this was a grant from the male protagonist and had nothing to do with her sister. Oh my god, how could she have the nerve to say such a thing? Who else knows who she is without her sister? !
It's very boring. I traveled back in time to the 1970s and 1980s when I was still in school. It was very cliché. Even if I wrote badly, I would still be doing some modern poetry. Can modern poetry be called poetry? It is just a transitional product of the cultural desert period of a special era. The writing is quite good, it stays on a consistent line, which is much better than most similar articles written in prose by jumping here and there.
This is not a young man, he is not 30 years old. I only saw a junior high school student who was self-righteous, as if he had never experienced any beating from society. After reading more than 20 chapters, I forced myself to write poems on the blackboard, went to hip-hop dance, and played rock and roll... These all reflected the strangeness that did not match the times, so forget it, after all, it is definitely not easy to adapt to the times after rebirth. But the heroine and the co-star are just so smart when it comes to getting along with each other. How can you still help others like this in your 30s? In this day and age, are you going to ask other girls to dance every night? I just feel like logic is starting to break down. There is no problem with the heroine and the supporting role, there is no problem with the literary youth, the process logic is like the arrangement of the plot, it is so hard that it is explosive, embarrassing and poisonous. ... There are also good points. The writing is very ordinary and has a light feeling. It has a feeling of being far away. Maybe it is a sense of age? As for the character of the heroine, I think if she was a good heroine at the beginning: gentle, virtuous, conservative, but also has ideas for breakthroughs in the future, I think it would be good. I can only say that it is a pity that it is not to my liking...
I endured reading Chapter 72. Author, if you don't know how to write about a female protagonist, just don't write it. What kind of nurturing genre is this? It's really nondescript. The protagonist has no feelings for Chen Zhaodi from the beginning. He just heard that there are five golden flowers in her family. Her family is in a difficult situation, so she is kind-hearted and uses various methods to forcefully help her, including money and food stamps. From the third year of high school, Chen Zhaodi was forced to eat eggs and meals every day. When she got to college, she was forced to buy clothes for her and gave her money and food stamps in various names. When Chen Zhaodi was in college, she sent 15 yuan and 10 pounds of food stamps home every month. The protagonist has really become her long-term meal ticket. The protagonist can be kind-hearted, but she cannot be like this. The author has always written about the main character To Chen Zhaodi, Jiao is just a younger sister. There is no love between men and women. As a friend, it is too much. A normal person should have kindness and help her two or three times. However, the monthly salary of the protagonist's parents is also dozens of yuan, 5 yuan for the early stage of high school, 8 yuan for the later years, 15 yuan for college, and they are forced to pay each month, as well as food stamps and daily meal expenses. Her parents weren't that kind to her either.
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In the 1980s, what were these young people yearning for? Is it the right to speak? Is this an era when only so-called literati can speak out? Who wants to live a life of barely enough food and clothing again?