Reflection on readers (1): Two opposing people cannot be integrated.
Is being illiterate more humiliating than being a criminal? Or did Micha know Hannah and what happened between them, and feel ashamed or humiliated? Their meeting is a collision between body and desire, or an affair in summer. Anyway, it is engraved in their lives over and over again. Denying Hannah is his betrayal of Hannah, or telling the judge that Hannah is illiterate is betrayal, respecting her decision to live the life she wants or talking to her. It's all for Hannah's personal freedom and dignity. I'm just a "child" used by him. I think Michal overestimates his feelings for Hannah, and maybe it's just the unique obsession and attachment of ignorant teenagers to the first woman in their lives. Or did things change and he decided to record literary works for her, but he always avoided writing to her or visiting her once? "How can we face the encounter without suffering from what happened between us?" It is Hannah's smell of the old lady that makes michal feel that love has passed away and the person in front of her is no longer a sweetheart, so Hannah is not going to go with him.
Reflection on readers (2): Everything begins with shame.
Everything in the story begins with shame. Because of shame, teenagers remain silent and struggle internally, and have been trapped in their adolescent love for many years; Because of shame, Hannah refused to let the outside world know that she was illiterate, preferring to "accept her fate" and serve her sentence in prison 18 years. The subtle feelings between two people, from the initial physical desire to the reading tape sent to prison later, have always maintained a distant relationship, and no one has said anything.
Hannah used to be a female guard in Auschwitz concentration camp. The World War II massacre is so heavy in the whole human history, how can it be borne by the two weak people in the story? Can't say, can't say. Too powerful times and historical shackles are hanging on the head, and the feelings and destiny of small people can only be accepted.
I saw a movie earlier, and the texture was excellent. It can be called Kate Winslet's classic masterpiece after Titanic. Of course, this movie really won her an Oscar.
Now when I open the original novel, I still feel that the story structure, relationship and ending are excellent. Sigh sigh ~
Reflection on readers (3): I want to finish reading the book in one breath.
The story between the boy Michael and the woman Hannah is very passionate and cruel, which makes people think deeply about love, history and politics!
Rest on weekends, work overtime at 9 o'clock in the evening, and read the whole book until 0 o'clock in the morning. This is also the only novel I have read in one breath in recent years. It usually takes a week or half a month to finish reading a book.
Many people recommend The Thorn Birds, Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice, Gone with the Wind and La Traviata. I must add readers!
Isn't love what this poem describes?
When we open our hearts
You are open to me, and I am open to you.
When we are addicted
You are addicted to me, and I am addicted to you.
When we disappear,
You are in my heart, and I am in your heart.
afterwards
I am still me.
You are still you.
Reading Reflection (4): Reading aloud should appear in your world aboveboard.
When it comes to readers, the slogan we think of most is "reading aloud touches people's hearts". Both stars and ordinary amateurs are sharing their experiences and stories by reading aloud. Many touching scenes and experiences are displayed wonderfully on this stage. After watching several issues, I missed them for work reasons, but this program form still left me with more influence and expectation.
The book introduced in this article has been turned into a movie. Undoubtedly, in movies, the rendering is more direct and concrete, and the plot is more compact, unlike novels, which are full of speculative flavor. I prefer movies. First, Hannah cried in church. Second, Hannah hanged herself standing on a book. Third, Misa finally confessed his story to his daughter. There is no doubt that movies are superior in story expression.
What is the reader's story?
The best-selling degree of this book in the international market is only Patrick? 1985 published Sueskind's novel Perfume, which can be compared with it. As a German literature, Gunter, a Nobel Prize in Literature winner, may be the only one who caused its popularity of criticism? Glass and Heinrich? Burr can match. The guardian
Different from perfume, this book begins with the sudden love of a boy, Michael, who is 15 years old, and then disappears silently. What kind of secret is wrapped in love? A little enlightenment, beloved Hannah turned out to be a demon in World War II, and the deepest impression was Hannah's "shame of illiteracy". In order to cover up the shame of illiteracy, Hannah chose to trade her freedom for life. Later, he was redeemed in reading aloud and even ended his life in the book.
Does Misa really know Hannah? During the trial, he thought to himself, "Once she goes to prison, she will disappear from my world and my life completely. I want her to leave far away, I want her to be out of reach, and I want her to be a pure memory. " As a law student, he knows very well that Hannah is guilty, but the inescapable connection of "falling in love with a criminal makes me guilty" in his heart also makes it difficult for him to calm down. He is deeply involved. He didn't reveal the truth of Hannah's illiteracy to the judge on the grounds of respecting Hannah's wishes. He's avoiding memories and hints about Hannah. He can be a "professor of legal history" but read aloud at night and become a reader of Hannah. What he is doing is very interesting.
He was finally forced to visit the prison. Hannah's smell turned into "old woman's body odor". She didn't deliberately hide it, just like hiding her illiteracy, just to protect her dignity. Prison life took away Hannah, who loves cleanliness and even has cleanliness. She "suddenly gave up everything" and smelled bad. I think Hannah is making final preparations for meeting Micha, and Micha has inadvertently put Hannah in a very important position. At first it was just fruitless lust, but in the end it sublimated into the crystallization of similar love.
I believe what Mo Yan said to me, "The best novel must make people want to cry." -writer Bi Feiyu
This book's exploration of human nature, through the extension of the book, encourages us to question the past. If people repent, can they get the dignity and forgiveness they deserve? We hate a person who is so simple and heartfelt, but it is difficult to love someone, but the physical approach is very simple. There are also objective conditions. Of course, after reading this book, I will still think about reading aloud, or think that reading aloud should not exist in our own world forever.
If there is such a person who has been reading for you for many years, it is the first time to read the bright moon. It's also a chance encounter.