Reflections after reading refers to reading a book, an article, a paragraph, a few famous quotes, a piece of music, and writing an article based on the specific feelings and revelations obtained. Post-reading reflections can also be called reading notes. They are a commonly used applied style and one of the styles studied in applied writing. To put it simply, it is the feeling after reading the book. Below are 5 sample essays on "Chinese Painting" that I collected and compiled. Welcome to refer to them.

5 sample essays after reading "Chinese Painting" (1)

It took me three or four days to read this book besides working, eating, and sleeping? "Chinese Painting" Yesterday morning, I finally finished reading this hundreds of thousands of words novel that exposes the corruption and decadence of today's officialdom. From the very beginning of reading this book, I was attracted by the characters and plots in the novel, so I was obsessed with it. Ruzui couldn't wait to read it in one sitting. Because he had never read a book of this type before and had no such in-depth understanding of the secrets and unpredictability of officialdom, he was so interested in it. The author described the officialdom in a blank way. The right and wrong of the characters and the period are so vividly depicted. After reading it, I seem to have some understanding of the rules and styles of officialdom and some things I didn't know before.

The officialdom is also like a battlefield. The struggles, intrigues, and airtight complex relationships during the period made me realize that there is another world. The final ending of the characters is also very surprising. All kinds of people eventually have their own fate. Everyone wants to change their own destiny, but in the end what changes is only the various sacrifices made by various people for the sake of money, the sinking of thoughts, the corruption of spirit, the rampage of flesh, The temptation of money, all this seems so normal and understandable now. Where can people who pursue a perfect spiritual world go to find a pure land? So, in the end, die, go, disperse, stay. The protagonist can no longer find himself under the dazzling sunlight.

Think about it, maybe this is life. Whether in official circles or in shopping malls, many battlefields are already raging with war, and people can no longer think, control, or wake up. People are in the world, You can't help it.

What this book has given me, I think, is not just a simple feeling. It has also taught me some principles and methods of being a human being. The characters and fate of these characters will also have some influence on me. I will continue to read books like this. The more I know, the more I will understand, and the more I will survive on the battlefield.

5 sample essays on "Chinese Painting" (Part 2)

I finished reading "Chinese Painting" last night. I took the time to write down some thoughts today, so as not to feel like the books I read before. After reading it, I forgot all about it. Overall, does this book have too many flaws? As an official novel, it is not highly recommended. Although this book has scores of 8.0 and 8.2 (revised version) on Douban, which is slightly lower than "The Water of the Sea" (8.5) This book has been criticized so much that it actually got an 8.5), which is higher than "Director of the Beijing Office" (6.9), and similar to "Hou Weidong's Notes on Officialdom" and "No. 2 Chief". This is the first officialdom novel I have read. Apart from the rating, It’s not easy to start by talking about the places that I find very amazing. The first one is the last paragraph of the book, “Zhu Huaijing raised his head and looked at the dazzling sun, in a trance, and for a moment he didn’t know where he was.”, very interesting. The artistic conception, officialdom is both true and false, like a dream or an illusion. Then there is the metaphor of sitting in a pavilion. I think it has two meanings. The first is that no one can decide the ups and downs of the officialdom. Luck plays a big role, so some people are very trusting in fate when it comes to promotion; in addition, Zhu Huaijing was promoted high, and others were All of them are going to be in trouble, which means that if someone is promoted, someone will be demoted.

Then Zeng Li lives in the ideal, will I finish this tomorrow? Then let’s talk about the first major flaw I felt when reading, that is, after reading part of it, after almost all the main characters appeared, I found a very uncomfortable one. In response to the question, anyone who speaks more than 300 words will immediately enter the author's identity. The leaders are Li Mingxi, Shuo Li, and Yuqin. As soon as they speak, they will immediately become authors and start preaching mode. Especially Zuo Li. When Huaijing went to see him for the first time, Zuo sat on the bed and had a long talk with Huai Jing. However, it didn't seem like it was the person who said it, but it seemed like the author was borrowing it from his mouth. I said what I wanted to say. I don’t know if it was intentional or unintentional. If it was intentional, the author wrote several main characters in his own words, and the whole book was spreading his own opinions to readers. If it was unintentional, Yes, then I can only say that the author's level is not high. There is no obvious difference in the essence and spirit of the main characters. Moreover, every time he speaks more than 300 words, the content of his speech is basically preaching. Sometimes it feels like several Is it a robot, too blunt? Then let’s talk about other things, or is it a shortcoming? First, the position of the protagonist is too central. Most of the people Mayor Pi knows were introduced by Zhu Huaijing. Zhu Huaijing’s friends, fellow villagers, subordinates, and even Song Da Please feel free to confide in him. Some people say that the writing of official relations is childish. I think it may be because the book only focuses on showing simple exchanges of interests. Second, the setting of the character Yuqin is very similar to the setting used by ancient literati to satisfy their sexual fantasies. No wonder some people comment that this book is the author's fantasy.

Huaijing met Yuqin for the first time. Yuqin was already the vice president of Longxing Hotel. She was about 30 years old. She was as beautiful as a flower, elegant, mature and intellectual. She fell in love with Huaijing at first sight. When they went to bed, they found that she was still a virgin. After dating, the two They are in perfect harmony, like lacquer and glue, loving each other? Moreover, all the joys and sorrows with Yuqin are of the nature of extramarital affairs, which makes people doubt that the author wrote this book just as a conspiracy, just like Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, this Yuqin Qin seemed to be picked up for free. Her parents were dead, she was helpless, she longed for a shoulder, and she was self-reliant and independent. In the end, she was implicated in recruiting Piglet and was arrested for taking bribes. They insisted on being a long-distance couple and did not say a word about their relationship with Huai Jing during the interrogation, but later when the residence was searched and the photos were found, they could no longer be concealed? If the Yuqin single mentioned throughout the entire text is mentioned, this is a dog who meets true love outside marriage. Blood drama. The third is some details. There are almost no descriptions of children, but they appear occasionally. They have no weight and have little effect. Xiangmei's cold talk at the end was a bit sudden and lacked some process. The last chapter deliberately stated that Song Daqing was originally a good policeman who loved his job and was dedicated to his job. This seemed like Song bribed the author and forcibly restored the readers' affection for Song at the end of the book. Impression, if it is to express themes such as "no one is completely bad" and "social transformation of people", it should not be placed so low. In addition, there is too much blank space in the ending. As a reader's wishful thinking, I also want to see at least one of the following: the follow-up to the Pi Jing case, whether Yuqin is released from prison, and whether she will still be a mistress after being released from prison; the result of Huaijing's divorce; what happened to Huaijing Is his career as fast as fortune tellers and Mr. Bu's stories say; Yuan Xiaoqi is a liar, and he will eventually fall, so when will he fall, and who will be implicated; Chen Yan's follow-up; Some people comment that Wang Yuewen's writing is a bit casual, and he is unfaithful to himself The requirements are not high. After reading this book, I feel that it makes some sense. Most of the book is white description, there are no obvious logical errors, and the foreshadowing is okay (such as Long Wen's book, Chen Yan, etc.), but There is no obvious weight of writing and ink. The care is all even, with some writing here and some writing there. My own feeling is that it's okay. In addition, some people say that most of the narrative is white drawing and lacks psychological details. I feel this, but it is not serious, because I still like the white drawing technique, and with the protagonist as a third-person perspective, I can only write about the protagonist. Psychological activities, the book is not lacking in Huai Jing's inner thoughts and struggles.

5 sample essays (three) after reading "Chinese Painting"

After 26 years of travel, I finished reading a 500,000-word official novel "Chinese Painting" for the first time. I have a small sense of accomplishment. I don't feel bored or lengthy about it, and I even have some love for it. I feel that I am not actually a pseudo-book mystery. I really agree with that sentence. When you first read a book, you must read something that you are interested in. This way, it will be more interesting. It is helpful to stimulate interest in reading. As for "Chinese Painting", since I am not well-read, I will not comment on the level and structure of the book. Instead, I can share my reading experience.

As a non-reader As a very sophisticated person, I think this book is very valuable to read. It is worthy of being the best-selling officialdom novel in the contemporary era. It has certain reference value for our words and deeds in getting along with others, although I am not in an officialdom. , but after reading this book, I feel that it is necessary to live a life with a bit of edge. If it is too blank, it is not suitable for struggling in the business world.

From the author’s description of his appearance, the protagonist Zhu Huaijing seems to have a good temperament (it feels like the author’s character’s appearance seems to be based on himself, haha). He is around 40 years old, which is considered young in the officialdom. Compared with his good friends Li Mingxi and Zeng Li, he is quite sophisticated and worldly. He has solid basic knowledge and abilities, as well as high emotional intelligence and keen insight. Zhu Huaijing's fate has some mysterious horoscope color. , From being depressed at the beginning, to later learning how to follow the popular trend, he slowly began to find the way to climb up. In the end, because of his consistent loyalty and uprightness to Mayor Pi, he created a situation where everyone prospered and everyone suffered losses. It fully reflects that in the process of survival, you still have to leave more escape routes for yourself. After reaching the pinnacle of his personal official life, Huai Jing was later dismissed due to the political struggle that was unfavorable to Mayor Pi. In the end, Climbing up again was based on trickery. I felt a little happy when I read that part. After all, the trick was played on a villain like Zhang Tianqi who benefited. And it doesn't count to hate the protagonist but not to love him, but still Some people admire it. In the complicated relationship circle of the officialdom, if you are not careful, your future will be doomed. Just like being an upright man, the talented Deng Caigang just said a few truths that should not be said and did some things that should not be done. He was relegated to the sidelines because of his real affairs. Even if he later "reformed" conscientiously, his official career was in darkness. But I think the officialdom may not be able to tolerate chivalrous people. How can life be like this sometimes? I really admire it. Zhu Huaijing was able to survive in the officialdom, even if he resorted to tricks, because it was necessary for survival. Apart from finding Yuqin as his lover and not intending to change his past in front of his wife, this person did not have any great evil. Compared with him He is lucky to have two friends who live extremely upright lives, and this luck is not only based on his own abilities, but also because he knows how to "know the world and be well-sophisticated" at all times.

< p> Mr. Bu is a fairy-like character in the book. He has his own passionate career and quite elegant feelings. He has no sympathy at all when facing the priceless paintings from heaven. He can be said to have a breeze on his sleeves and is spotless. Although he has not read Although he has studied and attended school, he knows how to calligraphy, French painting and painting. He is very popular and has personal charm!

And Zeng Li has a heart for the world and is very chivalrous and dares to fight against injustice. People, it is this kind of injustice that does not know how to roundabout that makes him a character in the book that is always unsatisfactory. Some people say that he lives in his own ideal world, but I feel that he has always been sober and has been fighting against reality. Helpless people are ostracized by their surroundings because of their soft words, and are finally so aggrieved that they don't know where to go. Li Mingxi is a person who has always lived in his own world. He disdains to follow the crowd but has an extreme tendency like most artists. In the end, he goes crazy and has no idea where to end up. , but I feel helplessly that these two people who live the most sincere life also have the most unsatisfactory ending. They must be so confused!

And Yuqin has always loved Zhu Huaijing and wants nothing but love. She is young She is beautiful and a strong woman in the business world. She is occasionally on par with Zhu Huaijing in terms of ideological realm and knowledge level. In the end, she was imprisoned in a poor family for taking bribes, but she did not say a word about her relationship with Zhu Huaijing. She is really responsible! Put aside ethics and morals. Generally speaking, she is a heroine among women because of her passionate, sincere and frank love.

The character of each different character in the book is also clearly depicted. Character determines destiny, and tolerance determines pattern. The sentence is more convincing when placed here. Looking forward to appreciating more masterpieces?

5 sample essays (four) after reading "Chinese Painting"

After reading Wang Yuewen's "Chinese Painting" ", because it is not allowed to be reprinted, so neither Zhuoyou nor Dangdang sold it. Poor me, I can only download it chapter by chapter from the Internet.

I haven’t finished reading it yet, but I think it’s pretty good.

I have only read one official novel before, Yan Zhen's "Canglangzhi Shui". To be honest, compared with it, this one is much more mature.

Wang is also a Hunan writer and has lived in Xupu before, so the novel reads more realistically and does not feel too wordy.

The names in it are quite interesting. I am still curious about what the author might mean, but I haven’t figured out anything yet. The protagonist's name is Zhu Huaijing, and he has a very strange painter friend Li Mingxi. Let’s talk about the “mirror” and “stream” first. The former does not have the twists and turns and painful transformation of Chi Dawei, but more naturally complies with the unspoken rules of officialdom and rises step by step. This mirror takes us readers slowly with us. Entering the officialdom and getting a glimpse of the various things inside, we can judge the right and wrong by ourselves and guess the ending; the latter will always look like an abnormal person, a madman, or a weirdo, but in fact he is the person the author truly admires. Streams seem to have a moral meaning in the consciousness of ancient Chinese people: those who are clean will be clean themselves.

Of course, since it is a novel, the network of people in it must be very complicated.

Let’s not mention it for now.

Money and power, red roses and white roses, did not seem to bother Zhu Huaijing, so he was also looking for his own position in this adaptation. Today, he has been promoted to the director of the Finance and Trade Department . Let's see what big improvement he has next.

After reading some of the plots, I thought of Jia Pingwa's "Abandoned Capital", and there are some similarities between the two in small details.

There is a wonderful Yuan Xiaoqi here, and there is a strange old man in the ruined capital. He seems to follow the omniscient and omnipotent perspective of ancient Chinese novels, and controls the ups and downs of the characters in the book. It is a bit like "Dream of Red Mansions". Another advantage of this is that it makes it easier for readers to enter the reading and guess a certain ending.

Mei Yuqin, Chen Yan, what kind of changes will these two women bring to Zhu's destiny? I don't know how the author will arrange it, so he can only speed it up?

Thoughts after reading "Traditional Chinese Painting" 5 sample essays (5)

I recently finished reading a novel called "Traditional Chinese Painting" (published by People's Literature Publishing House and written by Wang Yuewen) in one sitting. The author is said to be a master at writing about "officialdom", and I really felt this way after reading it. Officialdom is not well known to ordinary people, nor is it something ordinary people dare to write about. Perhaps when you are really in the so-called "officialdom", you can gradually master its game rules through repeated setbacks and failures. However, rules are made by people and they need to be followed. As Mr. Lu Xun said, "There is no road in this world. When more people walk, it becomes a road." The rules of officialdom actually exist in everyone's heart. Whether you agree with them or not, you must abide by them. Just like some hotels have stated that “bringing your own drinks is not allowed”, it’s obvious that I feel unhappy, but there is nothing I can do about it. < /p>

The author wrote in the "Postscript": I was originally an idealist, but reality gradually made me understand that idealism is the easiest way to slide into decadence. The ideal seems to always be on the other side, and this side is full of hypocrisy, injustice, deception, tyranny, pain, etc. Decadence is naturally not a good thing, but decadence is still the skin left behind after ideals have shriveled. But now, although many people are not decadent, they have chosen to be numb, and they have gone straight to numbness without even having the ideal bubble. I don't want to be decadent or numb, I just want to be critical.

I agree with the author’s enthusiastic criticism. In today's society, there are many numb people and there are many things that make people numb. There are only too few sober people and things. I think the greatest contribution of literary creation may be to redeem people's souls, change people's attitudes towards life, and thus change this society. It was like this before, it is like this now, and it will definitely be like this in the future.

Below are excerpts from the novel to share with your friends.

"The ones who are having a good time now are those who have the power to control the country's money. They use the country's money to form personal relationships; rely on personal relationships to earn the power in their hands; and then use their hands to They gain power and make money from the country."

"Indeed, what they talk about is of course a clear-cut organizational principle and organizational line, as if they have no selfish motives in employing people. Totally fair. However, in this system and world style, no matter how good the organizational principles and organizational lines are, they still have to look at their personal ethics! What is an organization? The organization is the last person!"

" Anyone with a discerning mind knows that now fellows help fellows, classmates help classmates, and comrades help comrades. Each unit and each level has different circles. If you can't enter their circle, your ability to reach the sky will be in vain. You can't do it yet, you can only pretend to be a fool, and no one will talk to you on the table to reason with you. Seeing that many unscrupulous and incompetent people have come up, you can only say that the leader has an eye for talent."

"But most people who are used to being in the officialdom always want to rely on some kind of relationship to get a favor in everything they do. This seems to have become the mindset of people in the officialdom. And the more powerful people are, the less trustworthy they are. There are uneven relationships in the world, so the more powerful people are, the more enthusiastic they are about having relationships.

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