Meishi Riverside

Original Qiuyang 1. A "treasure novel" that is hotly discussed by book friends Recently, I was talking about reading with two close friends, Mr. A and Mr. B, and they unanimously recommended the book "Meishi Riverside". Mr. A said: "It's been a long time since I saw such a well-crafted tome with poetry and prose." Mr. B said directly: "Only after reading it did I realize that there are so many mysteries hidden in the book!" The excitement of the two book friends made me unable to help but search Baidu, open this repeatedly praised novel, and found that it indeed hides mysteries - just like the waterfall on the mountain, both clear and shining. 2. Multiple metaphors in the title of the book: a "homophone game" of words The seemingly simple title of "Meishi Riverside" actually has a hidden meaning. Mr. A took the naming method of "Dream of Red Mansions" as an example and broke down the multiple homonyms of the title: 1. "What to Hope for a Beautiful Man" Treating vulgar and greedy people: "A Beautiful Man" symbolizes a gentleman of noble moral character, while "He Hope" alludes to the world's desire for truth, goodness and beauty. Just like teachers such as Li Yulin and Tao Yanhui in the book, they are the ideal "beauties" in the minds of students. 2. "How to Expect Beautiful Stones" Educators' expectations for talents: Uncut jade needs to be carved by good craftsmen. The growth of students such as Song Hanyu, Tan Siyi, Guan Zichun, and He Liqing is just like pieces of "beautiful stones" gradually taking shape under the guidance of famous teachers. 3. "How to Hope for Good Things" A question about the impermanence of fate: Song Hanyu, a young man, started school and devoted himself to choosing a class. Later, his father suddenly passed away, which revealed the vague expectations of ordinary families for "good things". 4. "How to Expect Good Food" Metaphor of healthy life: The book's detailed description of diet alludes to the health crisis caused by modern people's indulgence in their appetites. 3. The soul of the characters: the "light of humanity" that is more moving than the story A Jun said: "A good novel uses the true temperament of the characters to illuminate the reader's soul." The valuable thing about "Meishi Riverside" is that each character is "ready to come out": Li Yulin: Like a beacon, illuminating the confused future of students. Song Hanyu chooses her class just as readers choose this book - because the desire to "meet a good teacher" has long been deeply rooted in people's hearts. Wu Zheng: From youth to maturity, her growth trajectory confirms the loneliness and depression of a young educator. As Mr. A said: "There are few people who are willing to be Lei Feng, but everyone has the heart to look for Lei Feng." Tao Yanhui: Struggling between ideals and reality, his contradictions and persistence allow readers to see the persistence and helplessness of ordinary people towards "a good cause." 4. Why does this book allow people to "appreciate" new ideas? Mr. B lamented: "After Mr. A analyzed it, he realized that he still missed too many details." This is the charm of "Meishi Riverside" - it is like a mirror, allowing readers to constantly discover new angles of refraction during reading: 1. The language is like a waterfall, clean and neat The book describes all kinds of worldly situations, but it is never sloppy. Just like a clown in a play, he clicks to the end, maintaining the standard without losing interest. This sense of proportion is a rare sobering agent in the current impetuous writing style. 2. Human nature is like a mirror, showing the superior and inferior The novel does not have a stereotyped "sage". It uses the real choices of individuals to allow readers to reflect on their own choices in the inquiry of "What does the artist hope for?" As Jun A said: "A good novel is not about making sense, but about letting the characters speak for themselves." 5. Conclusion: A sincere work worthy of "slow reading" In an era when fast-food reading is prevalent, "Meishi Riverside" is like a cup of slowly brewed tea, which needs to be calmed down and savored. It constructs a literary world that is both rooted in reality and transcends reality. As Mr. A said: "If you read a novel briefly, you will fail the author's ingenuity." In your spare time, you might as well let the clear flow of "Meishi River" take you to see clearly the light and dark of human nature, and also see your own reflection.

Author's note: The creation of "Meishi Riverside" took eight years. During this period, I became seriously ill. In those days when death was always with me, the protagonist in the story often called me. Now, my mission has finally been completed. No matter how long or short my life is, I will have no regrets in this life. Next, I believe more and more friends will like it and share it. Because, I think, a book condensed from more than thirty years of trials and hardships and eight years of struggle against fate can be regarded as a friend of time.