I'm really ashamed to let people know that I'm reading. After reading it, this book may not bring me too many memories, just remember that I read it. Earlier, I heard Yang Lan say, "In fact, when we read a book, we don't remember the contents of the book too much, but when we read a book, even if we forget it, we cultivate our inner temperament and cultivation invisibly." I don't quite remember what it was, but it did bring me a deep feeling. Maybe I was equally confused about reading at that time, and I am the same now. Sometimes I can't understand the content of the book, so I use this sentence to comfort myself. Anyway, people who know will forget. Hehe, I don't know if I am deceiving myself.
But anyway, I think reading is a great experience, and I will keep reading until there is no such thing as a gobbledygook. I know what is written in the book, but it was written by people. People's opinions usually only represent individuals, so sometimes you don't have to be too persistent and true, and you don't have to regard it as a Bible or a classic. You just need to listen, understand the views of all parties and enrich your horizons. Sometimes I find myself in a book, which is a very pleasant surprise. Just like chatting with people who know me, I can't help laughing. It turns out that he thinks so ~ ~ In fact, reading doesn't care about quantity, but after reading a lot of books, many things will be enriched. But sometimes we also need to reflect, jump out of books and express our ideas, and we can't just get in and out. There are many ways of expression, and all kinds of expressions also make us more clear. We are struggling in this world, and we want to get rid of it in books, like actors attached to another soul, take a rest and escape from ourselves.
On the other hand, we always want to improve ourselves, but nowadays people seem to "take a step back" invisibly. For example, Mr. Dan Qing wrote in his book that the word "art" was also translated from Japanese. In the era of Dunhuang and Terracotta Warriors, those great works were not regarded as art, and the history of artists' signatures in China seemed to be much longer, but who were the authors of Dunhuang and Terracotta Warriors? I want to express my thoughts, not my privacy. I don't know when and why people in China painted oil paintings. ! In fact, the archway of "Tsinghua Campus" is a fake, only in her twenties. Not to mention too much "humanity", it is important to restore common sense and memory first. "Tradition" is a word translated from Japan. Painting landscapes is not painting landscapes. The sublimity and precocity of China's classical landscape paintings can only be attributed to the great mystery of China culture. "Criticism", that is, English "criticism * * *", has been translated to all parts of Japan and become a domestic product together with "self-criticism". There is no Ministry of Culture and no artists' association in the United States. France, Germany and other countries have ministries of culture, but most of them are subordinate to the foreign cultural exchanges of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, regardless of artists. In the west, no matter social management or legal management, there are serious problems in artistic activities. Jin Shangyi said, "What is academic?
Look, hands! Under the skin is meat, and inside the meat is tendon. Inside the tendon are veins and bones. When you draw this hand, you should draw skin, meat, tendons, veins and bones. "There is no such thing as art, only artists. Art should follow people, people are in art and people are teaching. Youth is priceless, and talent is not idle. In my thirties, I still come to chew on foreign languages and write papers. I can't stick to the edge of art, and there are more than one chapter lingering in my mind. It is roughly "the Cultural Revolution was created by the group and suffered by the group." What I value is the lack of food for crops, living in shacks and building houses. This is the essence of (houses). He also quoted "I went to town yesterday and came back with tears in my eyes". "Those who are covered in Luowei are not silkworm farmers." This poem is so apt that my attitude towards vulnerable groups, especially migrant workers, is so complicated that there is nothing to choke on.
I even think that college students and migrant workers have a natural connection, and college students are similar to migrant workers. Don't go straight to the point if you talk too much. Let's stop here. When I read two books, I didn't sort them in the order of the books. Instead, start with your own interests and the process you think is acceptable. Fortunately, Chen Danqing's anthology is neither a movie nor a TV series. Skipping several episodes will not affect the integrity of the content, which is the advantage of this kind of essays. Sometimes, I feel a little lost in my beliefs. Because he is too young to be influenced easily; Because it is immature, it is not easy to make a decision; Because I am too superficial, I don't know how to create ... Time goes on and on, and I paint myself beyond recognition with utilitarian secular powder, which reduces my sense of identity and happiness and makes my marginalization more dramatic. "
This also proves that Mr. Dan Qing assimilated Chinese and western cultures and value systems, with cold eyes, profound and sharp brushwork and obvious posture. So everything in this country is so obvious that I am like being educated by Hitler into a death squad. It cannot be ignored that Mr. Dan Qing has outstanding professional achievements, profound cultural accumulation and freedom of word games. More importantly, Chinese Americans are invincible.
Therefore, our young pawns are not even afraid of cynicism. "Sun Yat-sen said that' politics' is also a matter for everyone, and' governance' is also a matter for everyone." So I don't know what constitutionalism means. There is also a chapter in the book about urban construction. When it comes to water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, everyone is no stranger. We will find it beautiful, but there is a sentence in the book: "Jiangnan water town is dead." Why? Let's take a look at Venice, a famous water city with extensive waterways. Without historic buildings, a historic block was destroyed, but the locals still thought their water was dirty. No matter how dirty it is, it is not as clear as the water in Jiangnan. The local people said that in the 1950s and 1960s, the river water in Venice could be directly drunk.
The so-called ancient buildings in Jiangnan water town are just an empty shell with few shops and ancient rivers. This Jiangnan water town has long since died. Not only the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, but also the quadrangles in the old city of Beijing, except for the same appearance, have already become pedestrian streets. The world-famous Ming Great Wall is only the Badaling section open to tourists. Other road sections were damaged to varying degrees, and some even became a pile of rubble. Known as the most complete and magnificent royal palace in the world, the Forbidden City has escaped War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the Civil War and even the Cultural Revolution, but it cannot escape the transformation of scenic spots. In the protection of ancient buildings, the relevant policies formulated by ZF are rarely implemented. I think that if effective measures are not taken, the "empty shells" of these ancient towns will eventually be swallowed up by urban expansion.
Perhaps we humans are like this, often failing without further retreat. Maybe I'm just pretending to read, but I see the world clearly from books. Maybe I'm regressing, but I want to be the strongest. After all, the waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves before. Perhaps I inadvertently flashed a sentence from the book that benefited me a lot: "If you want to make progress, you must surpass yourself, surpass your opponents who are stronger than you, and don't look at people who are weaker than you, because that will only make you go backwards." Maybe life is like this. A book gave me a turning point in my life. At least this "retrograde collection" will never be forgotten. ...