What Bai Xianyong said in "The Tree Is Like This" is as follows:

This book is divided into three parts. The first part is about love. The first part is the title of the book "The Tree Is Like This" , tells the story of Mr. Bai Xianyong and his deceased friend Wang Guoxiang. They were together for thirty-eight years. They met at the age of seventeen and stayed with Wang Guoxiang until the end of his life. When Wang Guoxiang passed away, Bai Xianyong said, "That was a crack in the sky that even Nuwa's stone refinement could not repair." ”

Up to now, Bai Xianyong is alone. "I also tried my best to protect his sick body, but I watched his life drain out bit by bit, and finally I was helpless. I have always believed that man can defeat nature, and I often go against the odds. However, after all, human power is no match for destiny. No one can break the limit of life. "

Although the article "The Tree Is Like This" only has nine pieces of paper, it carries the profound friendship between two people, and their strong feelings can be felt between the words. , experienced ups and downs, encouraged and supported each other, and traveled all over the world to seek medical treatment for him, but in the end they could not resist destiny.

The second part talks about literature. What impressed me the most is the author’s discussion of Kun Opera and Dream of Red Mansions. Mr. Bai loves Kun Opera very much. The beauty of Kun Opera is irreplaceable and unique. The four forms of music, dance, literature, and comedy are integrated seamlessly, which is rare in the world.

The third part talks about AIDS. In the 1990s, there was a very serious AIDS epidemic. At that time, in order to let everyone know more about this disease, Mr. Bai wrote many articles about AIDS. Published in the Times Weekly at that time, it covers the origin and cause of AIDS, everyone's gradual understanding of AIDS, and finally the care and encouragement for AIDS patients.

This anthology of essays covers many genres, including hometown, human relations, literature, and food. Compared with the previous "Maybe This Is Life" by Liang Shiqiu, this one has more in-depth thinking and literature. Discussions are all good books, and I learned a lot from this book.