Are you a good cook who has adapted to life?

On the way to the hot springs, I suddenly remembered a novel I had read in the 1980s. The name seemed to be "The Orchid in the Empty Valley". Because there is a blue character in the name of the host company. The author uses the first person and calls her Sister Lan. She played violin in an orchestra and later went to the United States. In fact, "I" have always been secretly in love with Sister Lan. A few years later, Sister Lan came back from the United States and took the initiative to contact "me". Sister Lan, who had become blessed, asked me to meet at a high-end hotel. She was very excited about every dish. After understanding the process, it turns out that Sister Lan stopped playing the violin when she arrived in the United States. She opened a restaurant. "I" was very disappointed. I felt that the evil capitalist America had turned my Sister Lan into a vulgar person who smelled like copper. Where was the elegant violin-playing woman who looked like the "Orchid in the Empty Valley" in my memory? There is no coming back.

Recently, I always think about the high-level "values" issue. Our generation has been influenced by this kind of values. Although when I read this novel, I didn't take it seriously at the author's disappointment. Can't a violin player open a restaurant? Is it her fault that a woman has gained weight in middle age and is getting further and further away from the appearance of the man of your dreams? ...We must know that what we have been taught since childhood is that "there is no distinction between high and low in work", and "Shi Chuanxiang digs dung" is also a contribution to socialism...

And what are values? Du Niang said: Values ??are a kind of thinking or orientation by which people identify things and distinguish right from wrong, thus reflecting the certain value or role of people, things and things; in a class society, different classes have different values.

This society sometimes uses the values ??of the 1980s to consider certain phenomena. For example, Peking University graduates selling meat and candied haws may become the focus of news, which is evidence. Another example is that although we keep saying that "there is no distinction between high and low in work," this is not the case when it comes to our own families. I once threatened the junior high school student in our family, "If you can't pass the exam, go pick up rags!" Isn't picking up rags a job? When you say this, aren't you just blatantly distinguishing between high and low?

Regarding values? !

Now that I think of "Sister Lan", I feel that she is a good cook who has adapted to life.

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