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"Great times call for great people, so there are ordinary unsung heroes. If you analyze their personalities, you will find that although they do not have Napoleon's historical charm, they are enough to eclipse Alexander's glory. "

This is a sentence in the preface of "Better Troops and Simplified Administration", which makes people think deeply for a long time.

After reading the whole book, several questions flashed through my mind. Can Shuaike really outshine Napoleon and Alexander? Is Shuaike as wise as a fool or as stupid as a fool? Does he not belong to that era, or does that era not suit him?

Hasek, the author, died before he finished this masterpiece. The hero in his mind has not been told the whole story, so he lost the following with his departure.

So what kind of handsome guy do I see in this unfinished semi-finished product? From the beginning of World War I, the story will be creepy in the strangest way, creepy but funny, or vice versa.

Shuaike had a serious gout, but he was told signs of enlistment. In this case, he still let the maid push the wheelchair and join the army with crutches. The uproar over this incident also shows how inhumane the conscription order is. How can a person with mobility difficulties join the army? Does such a society still make sense?

Whether he joined the army or not, he was considered a fugitive. There are many people who avoid military service by self-harm in the book. Whether he is really sick or not, there are cases of being tortured to death. However, Shuaike is still considered to be evasive and painful. Is this era crazy?

Perhaps Shuaike is a stupid and refined, disciplined and unruly "elite soldier" created by Hasek to mock this dark and cruel society. In such a society, whether what you say is true or not, whether you say it or not, resistance from the front or the rear may be caught, locked up or even killed. A hotel owner was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for admitting that a fly shit on the portrait of "My Emperor Franz Josef I". At the same time, Shuaike was framed and imprisoned, and a three-member Committee came to identify his spirit. Just because Shuaike saw the portrait of the Austrian emperor and shouted "Long live the emperor, gentlemen", the three men "reached a complete agreement-Shuaike's mental state is a great idiot". This is a great irony, which once again shows that this is a dark, cruel and irrational era. A policeman with a bad memory arranges large and small charges for innocent people every day, and sends them to prison and guillotine. Incredible, but really incredible.

Some people say Shuaike: "He has mastered the art of defeating those who sent him to war. The method it takes is not to escape and slow down, but to seriously implement their orders. " He is a "clever fool, a genius fool."

Maybe that's understandable, but it seems to me that Shuaike never thought who would lose. His experience is a bit like a coolie in Chaplin Modern Times. He may die at any time, and he may be unlucky at any time. He just smirked and strode forward, leaving jokes all the way, and finally he was safe and sound.

Yes, this veteran with a moon face and blue eyes always smiles and takes his time. He was inexplicably convicted of treason and people fell asleep; In the hospital, tortured, hungry, enema, wrapped in wet sheets, everything is indifferent. When the people who escorted him talked about whether he should be hanged, he stood idly by; Infantry marching, others can't stand it, so he tells stories, sings songs and laughs. He is a "good soldier". He didn't moan, shed tears, or complain about the endless sufferings given to him by society and life.

The Good Soldier Shuaike exposes and ridicules the decadent, cruel and absurd regime, army and church with Shuaike's direct and indirect experiences as friends. Shuaike endured the unbearable pain of ordinary people and did things that ordinary people could not do. From then on, Shuaike is a good soldier and a hero!

Shuaike, good soldier!

This is a classic that reflects society. As a classic, it is definitely worth seeing. Such works vividly depict the goodness, evil, beauty and ugliness of the characters. It is a world that modern education can't show to children, and it plays an inestimable role in the formation of children's values and world outlook. I believe everyone can read something different from it. Only when they see the darkness will they pursue the light more firmly, and only when they see the misfortune will they cherish the happiness now.