-Liu Wenbin's lost horizon
I took my wife and walked the last leg in the sun. We turned around, looked at the road we walked, and smiled. I found that this road is not as easy as we thought, but it is not as difficult as we thought. ...
-Liu Wenbin's Lost Horizon zd
Laugh, my friend, for our gloomy world, laughing is a better response than crying.
-Liu Wenbin's lost horizon
2. "The Lost Horizon" Classic Quotations "The Lost Horizon" Classic Sentences _ Quotations _ Paragraphs
Laugh, my friend, for our gloomy world, laughing is a better response than crying.
At sunset, I dragged my wife to finish the last race. We turned around, looked at the road we walked, and smiled. I found that this road is not as easy as we thought, but it is not as difficult as we thought. ...
I think there will always be a person, like me, standing between heaven and earth. We look at each other across the distance of time and space and resonate with each other. That's enough for me.
It is a kind of existence beyond nature. Simply put, it is the direction of the heart. When you have no distractions and no distractions, you will find that realm.
The night passed slowly, as if every minute was heavy, so I had to put it off to the next minute.
She couldn't tell how she felt at that time, and she didn't know whether she was happy or sad. She just feels uncomfortable and miserable. It was a pain that could not be described in words, but she couldn't get rid of it, just like being entangled in thorns and vines.
I don't know when, my eyes are full of tears, immersed in memories.
3. Who has the reading notes of "The Lost Horizon" There is an ancient legend that somewhere on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau hides an underground kingdom-Shangri-La, which is ruled by a sacred person and dominates the world. The Tibetan scriptures also record the kingdom of Shambhala recognized by Sakyamuni. From 65438 to 0933, The Lost Horizon, a novel by British novelist james hilton, caused a sensation in Europe as soon as it was published, and it quickly sold well all over the world. Since then, the world has set off a wave of searching for the ideal Shangri-La Kingdom. Since then, the name "Shangri-La" has appeared on the horizon of people's real life and spiritual world.
The lost horizon doesn't have many complicated plots. It tells the story of four foreigners who fled again after being kidnapped to Shangri-La. But the description of Shangri-La with beautifully printed pictures in the book is really a pleasing feeling, and on this basis, we understand the differences and connections between Shangri-La, Eden, Xanadu and Utopia. After reading this book, I understand why Shangri-La is a paradise on earth, and Shangri-La is the product of the best combination of reality and ideal. It should also be mentioned that Conway, one of the protagonists of the novel, corresponds to the human elite destroyed by the First World War. He has a pair of "Cambridge blue" eyes symbolizing wisdom and rationality, through which he watches Shangri-La. I seem to have learned something from Conway. I like this role.
Shangri-La in james hilton's works is inextricably linked with the Garden of Eden in spirit. Both of them have a quiet and beautiful environment and never lack living materials. However, there are also differences, that is, Shangri-La does not want to kill. Sensory enjoyment is moderate, and physiological needs can be met. Shangri-La described by the author is gradually perfected by people, not the perfection created by God at one time. This implies that human beings have the ability to create a paradise in the world, which adds some hope to the world under the pressure of war. He believes that the rational moderation principle is the highest principle to establish Shangri-La, otherwise, mankind will inevitably lose heaven.
In ancient China, Tao Yuanming wrote The Peach Blossom Garden, which described a quiet life beyond worldly bondage. People can live in peace, without racing against time and being influenced by history. At the same time, it fundamentally removes sociality, and there is no ruler here. Shangri-la is highly socialized, and there is a Lama with superior wisdom, deep understanding of the law and the highest status. He manages the world with moderation, tolerance, kindness and humanity, and manages Shangri-La in an orderly way.
In the ideal of the promised land of the East, there is always an element of secular enjoyment, and it is essential to eat, drink and be merry in a paradise. Without these, where is the happiness of indigenous people? Hilton's Shangri-La can be accepted by so many people because he takes into account the secular needs. Instead of blindly pursuing utopian abstract spiritual effects, he designed a business clue to prevent Shangri-La from material shortage. Shangri-la can exchange the gold of local scales for the highest material enjoyment outside, and they advocate moderate sexual and religious cultivation.
Shangri-La is a symbol of high material civilization and spiritual civilization. The novel fictionalizes a disciple of Chopin, and at the same time fictionalizes a number of Chopin's works that have not been handed down from generation to generation. This is the moral. Shangri-La not only means a happy life, but also has the ability of Noah's Ark, which absorbs and preserves all the life forces beneficial to human peace.
As for why human beings lost Shangri-La, just as Eve in the Garden of Eden could not resist the temptation of snakes, human beings could not resist the temptation of evil, which eventually contributed to the regret of losing paradise. So there is a suspense at the end of the novel: "Do you think he finally found Shangri-La?" This is Conway, one of the protagonists in the novel. He fled Shangri-La because he fell in love with a princess of the Qing Dynasty, and then resumed his search for Shangri-La because of the confirmation of various predictions about Shangri-La. This arrangement is all moral, foreseeing that human beings seek a kind of happiness and peace after suffering, so the charm of Shangri-La will last forever.
4. The Lost Horizon is about Conway, Malinson, Barnard, Brinkero, Lama and Zhang He (the last three are from temples). Because of the rebellion, British consul Conway and others returned to Peshawar, where the plane was hijacked and finally flew into Shangri-La. The pilot died shortly after the crash.
They were taken back to the Lama Temple. The valley is closed, but this Lama Temple has everything.
Conway was summoned by the Lama many times, and the mystery was uncovered. They will stay in Shangri-La forever and live a long life.
Conway's companions don't know for the time being. One night, it seems that the 200-year-old Lama died, and Malinson and Luo Zhen wanted to leave. Conway was surprised by Luo Zhen's departure (it was said that no one wanted to leave Shangri-La), and was finally persuaded by Morrison to leave together.
Conway was finally sent to a monastery in Chongqing.
5. In the novel The Lost Horizon, where can Conway play music on the deck? In this world, there is a magical and beautiful place and an idyllic corner far away from the hustle and bustle of the world, which can completely relax your body and mind.
Here, it is a clean field, so beautiful that you fall in love at first sight; Here, it is a mysterious place, so magical that you are dreamlike and infatuated; Here, it is a paradise of seven colors, so bright that you will bow down; Here, it is a charming paradise-Shangri-La. There is an old legend that there is a magical kingdom ruled by a man of God-"Shangri-La" hidden in the snowy area of northern Tibet.
At the same time, a "Shambhala Kingdom" designated by Sakyamuni Buddha is also recorded in Tibetan scriptures. 1933, this legendary utopia called "the navel of the earth" is widely known because of the publication of a utopian book.
The Lost Horizon was published by the British novelist james hilton in 2000 with the publication number 1933. It is a grotesque work with mysticism and mysterious "disillusionment". It describes an unusual but seemingly incomplete "adventure" story: in the fictional place of Bascou, four westerners with different backgrounds and personalities, namely, the protagonist British diplomat Conway and his assistant, the young Mallinson, the female missionary Miss brinker, and the fugitive American economic swindler Barnard, all boarded a small plane for evacuation and prepared to return home via Pakistan.
However, the plane was accidentally hijacked to a mysterious place on the southeast edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau-a "paradise" hidden deep in the mountains. This magical and beautiful place called "Shangri-La" by the author is located in a long valley called "Blue Moon", cleverly dotted with grass and exquisite gardens. There is a stream in the valley, as well as rows of painted teahouses and toy-like houses. On both sides of the valley are low peaks that look sad and melancholy, and in front of the valley, there is a magnificent pyramid-like snow mountain. In Conway's view,
Seeing the decorations in those buildings and houses, Conway felt that the residents here seemed to have successfully combined the Sino-Tibetan culture ... Here, three men and one woman started a strange and incredible adventure, so that they could not understand whether it was true or illusory. After living in Shangri-La for a period of time, the four people in the novel were all influenced by Shangri-La to varying degrees and even changed their fate.
Conway, who was once high-spirited, full of ambition and brilliant, became depressed and lonely after experiencing the cruel hardships of war. In the past ten years, his wandering career as a diplomat has made him see all the vagaries in the world. After coming to Shangri-La, far away from the hubbub, his tired mind was greatly comforted. He was fascinated by Shangri-La and never wanted to leave this magical paradise again. Miss Brinkero, a conceited and stubborn missionary, will never forget her career at any time. She is also going to stay in Shangri-La, but not because she likes it here, but for the purpose of missionary conversion to local residents. Barnard, a liar, was glad that he could escape the police because he found an absolutely safe hiding place, but after learning that Shangri-La had a huge gold mine, he became ambitious and began to weave new dreams of making money. Malinson, an inexperienced young man, has always been manic and skeptical about everything in Shangri-La, but he loves Luo Zhen, a beautiful and lovely Manchu girl, and even wants to take her away from Shangri-La ... The ending of the novel is a mysterious ending: Conway and his assistant Malinson's love entanglement with Manchu girls finally makes him determined to leave the temple in his heart with Malinson. "Shangri-La", such an eternal, peaceful and quiet place, such a place with snow-capped mountains, forests and lakes and beautiful grasslands, where is it? Does it really exist? Everyone who carefully interprets Hilton's masterpiece "The Lost Horizon" will wander around Shangri-La with the author's wonderful pen, so that his thoughts can be comforted with the protagonist of the novel, and at the same time feel the heavy sense of loss after the gains and losses, so as to understand that "The Lost Horizon" will not only disappear from Shangri-La, but also be our spiritual home.
In fact, everyone has a dream-like garden in their hearts. Westerners call it Shangri-La, while China calls it Xanadu. It is the pure land of our souls, and many people are reluctant to leave when they come, or people are always concerned about it although they have left their hearts.
It is our inner induction and destination. It is so vast and ethereal, but it is hard to pursue. However, this garden has been blocked by an invisible door for too long. How long has it been since we opened this door? Life is too busy, wandering for too long, and our hearts are too tired.
I have lived in the city for a long time, and I am used to seeing the neon lights in the city, listening to the dull whispers and roars of people and traffic, and running around in the stone forest of reinforced concrete. We gradually forget the original horizon of life and the pure, exquisite and simple natural scenery in our hearts. We slowly forgot the pure and beautiful spiritual home and the ancient garden gate.
Nevertheless.
6. The famous sentence about the passage of time begins with 1. Only the passage of time makes us notice time.
2. As long as you follow the footsteps of time closely, the god of luck will always follow you.
3. Counting silently, more than 8,000 days slipped away from me; Like a drop of water on the tip of a needle in the sea, my days are dripping in the stream of time, without sound or shadow.
Sometimes, I really want to believe some movies about time reversal, but fantasy is fantasy after all, and reality is so helpless.
People who use "minutes" to calculate time spend 59 times more time than those who use "hours" to calculate time.
6. Swallows have gone, and there is a time to come again; Willow withered, there is a time to green again; The peach blossom has withered, but it has blossomed again. But, smart, tell me, why are our days gone forever?
7. Look forward to the laurel of success, and don't waste every day.
8. Time is the fastest and slowest thing in the world, the longest and shortest thing, the most ordinary and precious thing, the most easily overlooked and the most regrettable thing.
9, time is too thin, quietly slip through your fingers, you can't hold it.
10, time is a person's wealth, all wealth, just like time is the wealth of a country, because any wealth is the result of the combination of time and action.
1 1, time is like a rainbow after rain, slowly and quietly disappearing into the blue sky.