A drop of water can reflect the dazzling brilliance of the sun; A good book can purify a person's beautiful mind. In my heart, there was once such a book, which was like a drop of clear water, reflecting the sun in my heart. Let me introduce the content of this book: the past events in the south of the city. The author of this book is Lin, who tells his happy childhood in Jingnan with a tender heart. With photos in the book, people can feel the profound meaning of the word "old" more deeply: the fragments of the ancient city, a few big drooping branches, the dead leaves left by Walloon, the painted font size of the old shop facing the street, the bolt of half the courtyard door, the flowerpot on the roof and the winter snow on the wall of the imperial city. ...
Perhaps, childhood is the beginning of memory, a symbol of dreams, and represents people's nostalgia for the vicissitudes of innocence. Childhood! It is the truth in the dream, the dream in the real world, and the tearful smile when recalling. Reading Old Things in the South of the City, I gradually approached the book and watched Eiko's happy childhood in the south of the city. They flow quietly like a trickle. Slowly seeped into my mind: the slow camel team, Hui 'an Pavilion, the well in the alley, the back streets and alleys, the haystack, and the figures that emerged in these places: the camel team in winter, the little girl by the well, the crazy woman in Hui 'an Pavilion-Xiuzhen, the thief hiding in the haystack, Aunt Lan with a crooked mouth, and Uncle Dexian who ignored "we" and "we". My childhood dream suddenly broke. It can be said that every moment of childhood is an important period for a person.
In contrast, although I had a carefree childhood, Eiko had a wonderful childhood. Her childhood was very dramatic, but it was real and simple, so pure and indifferent, old and warm.
When I read that Eiko was playing with a crazy woman in Huian Pavilion, I was really worried that Xiuzhen would do something to hurt Eiko. When Eiko knew that her best friend girl was Xiuzhen's daughter, Eiko not only helped her mother and daughter sew clothes again, but also gave them her birthday present-a diamond watch and her mother's gold bracelet-as a toll to find Uncle Si Kang (Xiuzhen's relative). At the moment, I'm not proud of Eiko. A six-year-old child knows friendship and love. This is probably a kind of power from life, inspiring her to grow up! Reading, my heart sometimes beats and sometimes relaxes. I think it's strange: isn't Eiko afraid of Xiuzhen? I didn't understand until the end; Her childhood is beautiful, because she has a pure heart, and it is with this heart that her childhood is happy. That's true, carefree and downright happy. And worldly happiness is nothing more than money and fame.
It can be said that her thoughts are as bright as gold, as pure as agate, as transparent as crystal and as brilliant as peony. And our 2 1 century masters, with the development of science and technology, their brains are becoming more and more complicated. The internet has eroded the soul of our brain, making it impossible for us to have the happiness like Eiko, and childhood has disappeared in the footsteps of time. Perhaps childhood is rich or poor. People who think like this can be poor dukes, ignorant wise men, the richest poor people, and workers with low education.
I share this book with you today. I just want you to share with me the feeling of cherishing your childhood. Because I have been in the sixth grade, I am now wandering at the crossroads of my childhood. Soon, I will bid farewell to my childhood, embark on a wooden boat of life and feel Ms. Lin's memory of her childhood. Isn't everyone's childhood so stupid and sacred?
This book "Old Things in the South of the City" is like a breeze in the summer waves, letting me know not to miss my childhood. Flowers will bloom when they fade, and will climb up when the sun goes down tomorrow. My childhood is over, and my bird will never come back. I hope the song "Childhood" can be sung gently in my heart … forever …
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Old Things in the South of the City is an autobiographical work by Lin, a famous female writer. It is a novel set in her life from the age of seven to thirteen, and it is also her masterpiece. It describes a warm and happy Eiko family who lived in a quadrangle in the south of Beijing in the 1920s. Through the childish eyes of the protagonist Eiko, the joys and sorrows of the adult world are shown to the world. There is an unspeakable innocence, but it tells the complicated feelings of the world. Old Stories in the South of the City was selected as "Top 100 China Novels in the 20th Century" by Asia Weekly. It was put on the screen in the 1980s and won many awards such as "Golden Rooster Award for Chinese Movies", which touched a generation. Full of nostalgic tone, it expresses its multi-level emotional color in a natural and seamless way. Everything in the book is so orderly. Slowly flowing water, slowly camel team, slowly passing crowd, slowly passing years ... The perfect combination of scenery, events, people, things and feelings is like an elegant and implicit poem. More than half a century ago, the little girl Lin followed her parents across the ocean from Taiwan Province Province to Beijing and lived in an alley in the south of Beijing. The battlements in the ancient capital Beijing, camel bells in the sunset, back streets and alleys in downtown areas … all these make Eiko feel novel and fascinated. The crazy woman in front of the guild hall, covered in striped little female companions, thieves haunting in weeds, Ma Song, the wet nurse who accompanied her day and night, and her loving father who was addicted to dying underground ... all played, laughed and lived with Eiko, and their voices and smiles were still there, but they all quietly left. Why is the world so miserable? The unreasonable Eiko pondered for a long time but could not understand. After more than 50 years, wanderers in Beijing are still obsessed with all this. That faint sadness, that heavy lovesickness, was deeply imprinted in her childhood memory and never faded, which deeply touched me. Looking at Old Things in the South of the City, my heart is a little warm, because I rarely see such exquisite things, because she does not deliberately express anything, but calmly depicts old Beijing in the eyes of a child scene by scene, just like living and talking about herself. It is so gentle, so pure and indifferent, so long and fragrant, so full of fireworks, but without any desire for fame and fortune.
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I finished reading Lin's book Old Things in the South of the City. The characters in Old Things in the South of the City are: Eiko, the leader of camel team (Lin's nickname), Xiuzhen, a madman in Hui 'an Pavilion, Niu, a good friend of Eiko, a thief hiding in the haystack, Uncle De, who ignores children, and Aunt Lan, who is grinning.
These people have been with the little hero Eiko in the book. When reading the first chapter, the author introduced camels. Their demeanor and slow eating movements are vividly described, making people feel as if they were there. The second chapter is the analysis of three people, Niu and crazy Xiuzhen. In Hui 'an Pavilion, at first the author thought Xiuzhen was playing house with her, and later Eiko gave her beautiful watch to Xiuzhen. Eiko remembers Xiuzhen telling her that there is a blue birthmark in the middle of the back of the neck of Xiaoguizi (Xiuzhen's child) and a birthmark in the middle of the back of the girl's neck, so Eiko took the girl to Xiuzhen, and Xiuzhen immediately took the girl to catch the train; Because it was raining cats and dogs that day, Eiko had a high fever and was in a coma for ten days.
The title of the third chapter is very interesting: "Let's go to see the sea." This is what a thief told Eiko. Although I don't like thieves, I don't know why, but it seems that Lin's language touched me. I think this thief is very funny and pathetic. When he was caught, he looked like an eagle bullying a chicken and had to listen to the insults of people around him. The title of the fourth chapter is obvious. The title is: "Aunt Lan." This chapter is about Uncle Dexian and Aunt Lan. Uncle Dexian is a college student. Because he was going to film college students, he hid in Eiko's house. Later, Aunt Lan came and the person who hired her didn't want her. Later, Aunt Lan and Uncle Dexian left together.
The title of the fifth chapter is also very novel, which is: "Rolling on the donkey." When I first saw this topic, I thought Lin was going to write about how donkeys roll. The result is not; The main content is that Ma Song's little embolus is dead and the little girl's head is missing. Ma Song was very sad. When Ma Song and Eiko were looking for the little girl's head to rest, they saw someone buying a kind of food called "snowballing", which is to cook yellow wheat, wrap it in brown sugar and roll it in mung bean powder. It smells very good. Unable to find the little girl, Ma Song rode away on a donkey.
In the last chapter, the title made me feel a little sad: "Dad's flowers have fallen." Yes, Eiko's father died, and his pomegranate and flowers were lost.
Old Things in the South of the City is a very good book, full of sadness, joy, joy and happiness. From joy to sadness, this book makes us realize the joys and sorrows in life. It's a book that you can't put down after reading.
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I have never been very interested in famous books, and I often get left out in the cold in the middle of reading them. "Old Things in the South of the City" is different. Light words and long narratives brought me into old Beijing in the 1920s. In the touching and sincere narrative, I expressed my memory of childhood and my call for human warmth. Not only was it written with vivid feelings and touching feelings, but every story made my thoughts fluctuate and various feelings of intersection emerged at the same time.
The old stories in the south of the city are full of nostalgic tone, showing their multi-level emotional color in a natural and seamless way. Everything in the book is so orderly. Slow flowing water, slow camel team, slowly passing crowd, slowly passing years ... The perfect combination of scenery, events, people, things and feelings is like an elegant and implicit poem.
This work consists of five chapters: Hui An Ting, the place where we went to see the sea, Aunt Lan, a snowball and her father's flowers fell. The full text was caused by one person-Eiko, who looked at the life in Beiping with childish eyes, recorded Eiko's growing experience from the age of seven to thirteen, watched the joys and sorrows of the adult world, and recorded the old life events around her when she was young with her subtle memories. .
Eiko's world is simple and full of doubts. She never locks herself in her own world and always lets people in and out. So she forged a friendship with Xiuzhen, who was considered crazy by people, and went to Huian Hall every three days. She wrote a promise with the "thief" and even listened carefully to the story told by the "thief"; She loved her wet nurse and watched her leave. Eiko is very sad. Through Eiko's childish eyes, we see the joys and sorrows of the adult world. Although naive, it shows complex feelings about the world.
At the end of each article in this book, the protagonist always seems to leave Eiko, just like the crazy Xiuzhen in Huian Pavilion. We watched the thief, the wet nurse, and finally even her father left her, when she had just graduated from primary school! Watching uncut flowers fall at will also marks the end of this book. .
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Although "Old Things in the South of the City" makes people cry after reading it, every touching story is filled with warm affection and friendship. Although at the end of each story, the protagonists in it all leave the author, the author writes the appearance of each character incisively and vividly through positive description and negative comparison, and their personalities are completely exposed. Even if they close their eyes, their shadows still appear in front of them: friends by the well, crazy women in Chunshu Hutong, thieves hiding in the haystack, aunt Lan with a crooked mouth, uncle Dexian who ignores the children, riding back to their hometown. Composed of the author's writing world, in this world, with the warm wind of the world blowing all over every corner, blowing the reader's peaceful mind, this is a fragrant book, but also a useful book, which can make people appreciate a lot of life truths.
Watching Old Things in the South of the City, I feel a little warm, because I rarely see such exquisite things, because she doesn't deliberately express anything, but calmly depicts old Beijing in the eyes of a child scene by scene, just like living in self-introduction. It is so unhurried, gentle and peaceful, so quiet and peaceful, so long-lasting, so full of fireworks, but there is no pursuit of fame and fortune.
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I have never been very interested in famous books, and the language is boring and lengthy. I often throw it away in the middle of reading it and ignore it. But "Old Things in the South of the City" is different. Faint words, fresh language and attractive childhood memories brought me into a quiet and lively old Beijing, which gently awakened my memories of childhood memories and brought out bits and pieces of pictures in my mind. ...
Reading Old Things in the South of the City, I gradually approached the book and watched Eiko's happy childhood in the south of the city. They are like a trickle, slowly seeping into my mind: the slow camel team, the quiet Hui 'an Pavilion, the deep well, the busy alley and the snowball on the haystack can't be built overnight, but they all disappear in the footsteps of time. Childhood dreams, quietly shattered. In contrast, although I had a carefree childhood, I was not worried about eating and drinking. But Eiko had a wonderful childhood. Her childhood is like a crystal, very real and simple, so pure and elegant, warm. ...
Eiko, a six-year-old girl, lives in a small alley in Beijing. Xiuzhen, a "crazy" woman looking for her daughter, is Eiko's first friend. Xiuzhen's daughter was abandoned by her family, and her life and death are unknown. Eiko is very sympathetic to her. When she learned that the partner girl's life experience was similar and found the mark on the back of her neck, she quickly took her to see Xiuzhen. After Xiuzhen met her daughter, she immediately took the girl to find her father. As a result, the mother and daughter died tragically under the train wheels. After the Eiko family moved, Eiko met a young man in the nearby wasteland. He had to steal in order to pay his brother's tuition. Soon, the police took the young man away, which made Eiko very sad. When Eiko was nine years old, her wet nurse's husband came to Lin's house. I learned that Ma Song's son fell into the river and drowned, and her daughter was sold to someone else. Finally, Ma Song was picked up by her husband, and her father died of lung disease. 12 years old Eiko bid farewell to childhood.
This magical and wonderful book, like a landscape painting, makes me realize the real world and presents me with beautiful scenery. After turning the last page of this book, there is a faint smell of the ancient city wall in the room, and the picture of old Beijing can't be dispersed in my mind for a long time. ...