1, childhood really obsessed with reading. At that time, there were no movies, no TV and even no radio. It's just that around the Spring Festival every year, people in the village will stage some bitter dramas such as "Blood feud" and "Three Kingdoms feud". In such a cultural environment, reading "casual books" has become the greatest pleasure.
2. The first "casual book" I peeked at was the novel Romance of the Gods, which contained many beautiful illustrations. That is a family heirloom of a classmate in my class, and I don't lend it to others easily. I worked hard for my classmate's family all morning, and I got the right to read this book all afternoon. And I must read and supervise it in my classmate's mill, as if taking the book out of the house would lead to piracy.
I remember that it was afternoon when I borrowed Song of Youth from my teacher. I know that if I don't mow the grass, the sheep will be hungry, but I can't resist the temptation of books. After I got into the haystack, I finished reading the book Song of Youth in one afternoon. I was bitten by ants and mosquitoes.
When reading a book, my brother sneaked behind him like iron filings attracted by a magnet. First, he looked at it from a distance, his neck stretched out like a goose drinking water. When he looked at it, he couldn't help leaning forward. My brother knew that he had slipped to the back, so he deliberately turned the page quickly and read line by line, barely keeping up with the trip.
Brief introduction of mo Yan
Mo Yan, formerly known as Guan, is a famous contemporary writer in China and a Nobel Prize in Literature winner. It is famous for its profound ideological connotation, unique narrative style and concern for real life.
Mo Yan was born in1February, 9551July, originally from gaomi city, Shandong Province, and later moved to Hebei Province. He is one of the most influential writers in contemporary literary circles in China. He takes novels as his main creative field, and his works involve many aspects such as history, society and folk customs, showing his unique views on human nature, the fate of farmers and the modern history of China.
With his outstanding literary achievements, Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 20 12, becoming the first China writer to win this honor. His works are deeply loved by readers and have a far-reaching influence on China's contemporary literature.