Introduction to Lawrence

Lawrence: Tolerance is a virtue

Introduction D. H. D.H. Lawrence (1885~1930) was the most unique and controversial British writer of the 20th century. Known as one of the greatest figures in the history of British literature. Lawrence was born in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, to a coal miner father and a primary school teacher. After graduating from high school, Lawrence worked as a clerk and taught before entering Nottingham University College to receive vocational teacher training. Genius is an appropriate word to use to describe Lawrence. The British society at that time paid great attention to a person's origin and upbringing, and the society was still permeated with the Puritan atmosphere since the Victorian era. Lawrence, who grew up in this era, was different. Ford Madox Huefer, the first critic of Lawrence in history, said of him: He is a genius, a genius soaked in lust.

Laurent's first novel "The White Peacock" (The White Peacock.ck) was published in 1911. The autobiographical novel "Sons and Lovers" (S.ns and L.vers, 1913) is the most influential of his early works. In 1912, Lawrence eloped to Italy with Frieda, the wife of a professor at the University of Nottingham, and married her two years later. After their marriage, the Lawrences lived in England, but during World War I, Frida's German origins and Lauren's new anti-war sentiments strained their relations with the British authorities, and they had to return to Italy. During this period, Lawrence created his two most successful novels, "The Rainbow" (The Rainb.w, 1915) and "Women in Love" (W.menin L.ve, 1921). Both works strongly criticized capitalist industrial civilization. After 1919, due to health reasons, Lawrence continued to travel and visited Ceylon, Australia, Mexico and some countries on the European continent. Using these places as the background, he created "Kangaroo" (Kangar., 1923) and "Kangaroo". "The Plumed Serpen" (The plumed Serpen, t, 1926) and other works. After 1926, he lived in Italy most of the time, where he wrote his most controversial novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover" (Lady Chatterley's Lover, 1928). In March 1930, Lawrence died of tuberculosis in the town of Vence in southeastern France. In addition to his novels, Lawrence also made great achievements in the creation of short stories. In addition, he also wrote a large number of poems, reviews, essays, etc. He was a writer with many talents.

Famous Quotes

Great men are rarely abrupt peaks; they are the highest of mountains.

If you feel that you have a place in life, half the problem of contentment is solved.

What is man’s first duty? The answer is simple: don’t pretend to be yourself.

Destiny is the authority of the tyrant and the excuse for the failure of the fool.

Don’t worry about being perfect. You will never be perfect.

Biography

In 1929, one year before Lawrence died, he wrote a letter to his eldest son in London in Vence, France, advising his son to learn tolerance. , and said that it was of great help to his life. The content of the letter is as follows: Dear son: In this letter, I would like to exchange views with you on the issue of tolerance you mentioned. I think whether a person is open-minded and magnanimous? Tolerance is not a trivial matter. It is not only related to one's work and study and even one's own life and health, but also related to the rise and fall of the career.

Tolerance is the temperament of being patient and aboveboard toward those who differ from one's own in opinions, habits, and beliefs.

Opening your mind to new ideas and information is not just to make your personality more attractive. Although tolerance and tact are closely related, tolerance is more difficult to identify than tact. You may not be able to learn every new idea you come across, but you can study it and try to understand it. Lawrence Block's classic quotations

1. Even if you are the richest man in the world, the most successful powerful person in the world, you will still encounter a woman who does not love you, a mountain you cannot climb, and a mountain you cannot climb. There are things that you want to buy that others are not selling. "Small Town"

2. If you understand, you can forgive, some people say. Maybe if I knew everything about him, I would understand why he was so bloodthirsty. But I don't need to forgive him. That's God's work, not mine.

3. If I was born drunk, maybe I could forget all the sadness. I'm tired of smiling, I'm tired of running, the good times are gone. I don't know if they are in love, but I know there must be love between them. Death is not the opposite of life, but an eternal part of it.

4. I used to think that if I felt nervous or anxious or unhappy, I would have to find a way to solve it, but I think this is not true. Negative feelings cannot kill me. Alcohol could kill me. But my feelings don't. "Eight Million Ways to Die"

5. There is no escape from this crazy world. She clutched the copper ring so tightly that her fingers turned green.

No one is willing to spend a lot of money on me. No one wants to marry me. No one wants to save my life. I'm tired of smiling. I'm exhausted. The good times are a thing of the past. Introduction to Pinellia ternata

Introduction to Pinellia ternata

Alias ??of Pinellia ternata

Pinellia ternata is also called three-leaf ternata, half-moon lotus, and three-step jump. The Latin scientific name is pinellia ternata (Thunb .) Breit.

Pinellia genus

Pinellia genus Araceae

Pinellia distribution area

Pinellia is widely distributed In my country's Yangtze River Basin, Northeast China, North China and other regions. It is also distributed in the northwest region. Xihe County, Longnan City, Gansu Province is known as the hometown of medicine for thousands of years, and is also known as the hometown of Pinellia ternata in China. The flowering period is generally from May to July; the fruiting period is generally from August to September

Morphological characteristics of Pinellia ternata

Pinellia ternata is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Araceae family. It has a spherical tuber with a diameter ranging from 0.5 cm to 3.0 cm. The leaves are attached to the top of the tuber and there is a white or brown bulbil at the lower part of the petiole. Pinellia ternata is a unisexual flower, with female flowers growing under the inflorescence axis and no perianth; the male flowers of Pinellia pinellia are white, borne on the upper part of the inflorescence axis, and also have no perianth. The stamens are densely gathered into a cylindrical shape, which is similar to the female perianth. The spathes are spaced at both ends of the inflorescence axis; the Pinellia spathes have a small hole in the encirclement, which can connect the upper and lower parts. The end of the inflorescence is tail-shaped, from which green or light purple spathes protrude, which are upright or in the shape of a tail. S-shaped bend.

Growth habits of Pinellia ternata

Pinellia ternata has relatively strong fecundity, prefers a warm and humid environment, and avoids exposure to the scorching sun; it is cold-tolerant but not drought-tolerant, and needs loose and breathable sandy soil. Suitable for its growth, attention should be paid to watering during summer droughts. When planting in the field, you can rotate Pinellia ternata with legumes and corn, which is beneficial to improving the soil. Generally, wild Pinellia ternata can be seen in front of and behind houses, beside mountains and streams, and under forests. summer.

The flower language of Pinellia ternata

The flower language of Pinellia ternata is love and hate. Introduction to Gentian

Gentian is an herb with relatively high ornamental value. In fact, you may have heard the name Gentian, but what does Gentian look like?

Another name for gentian

Gentian is also called gall grass, grass gentian, mountain gentian, and gentian grass.

Growth habits of Gentian

Gentian prefers a cooler climate and a humid environment, and the soil is generally acidic.

The ornamental value of gentian

The ornamental value of gentian is still there. Some of its varieties are quite ornamental, such as ornate gentian, fringed gentian, etc., with colorful and beautiful flowers.

Gentian propagation method

When propagating gentian, people mostly propagate by sowing, which requires good light and humidity.

The second step is root propagation, which is carried out in autumn. Dig out the rhizomes of gentian, cut them and plant them.

In addition, it can also be used for cuttings.