Random thoughts on reading in the north: 5 articles with 600 words.

Going North is a paperback book published by Liu Tong's Book, Life, Reading and New Knowledge Sanlian Bookstore. The price of this book is 59.00 yuan and the number of pages is 520. The following is my feeling about going north. I hope you like it.

After studying in the north, 1

Like the Wu Ying brothers, the process of reading is also a process in which the attraction is gradually exhausted. I think that although Xu was born in the late 1970s, his works are actually more similar to the early local literature in terms of themes and expressions. Writing about the thickness of history, the fate of characters and the changes of the times will eventually fall into the mode of "returning home". This fictional world has become dull because the grand proposition it carries is actually just a general concept. To tell the truth, I personally doubt how many * * * songs can be produced by this creative mode in modern life. ......

Qiao greasy+blunt show off, this can also win the Mao award, absolutely! The fate of people living around the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is closely related to the Grand Canal. The story begins at 1900. An Italian named Poirot came to inspect the canal and hired translators, boatmen, handymen and others to set out from south to north in the canal. On the way, we stopped at several important docks in Shandong and Jiangsu to inspect the local folk customs. Under the background of the Boxer Eight-Nation Alliance's war with the Qing government, he was sheltered by the officials of the Qing court, threatened by bandits and road bullies, pursued by the Boxer diaspora, and finally died with regret. His younger brother is the purpose of Poirot's coming to China. His younger brother fell in love with a girl who made New Year pictures in Tianjin, China, and overcame many difficulties to marry her, so he escaped from the Allies. From then on, he lived incognito in rural China until the Japanese invasion. My younger brother's descendants and several descendants employed by my older brother are inseparable from the canal. Some run boats, some shoot canals, some open characteristic inns by the river, and some shoot canal documentaries. Very good book, with stories, history and modernity.

The style of writing is a bit floating, but the massiness of China's historical accumulation lies in that even if only two strokes are sketched, it is profound enough. The front of the story will be dull to read, and the over-bedding of the background makes the author not attract readers' interest as quickly as some light themes of Liu Zhenyun; But in the second part, you can obviously feel that you are getting better and better, and the quiet life and prosperity that has been unfolding slowly for thousands of years begin to emerge in front of your eyes. Especially here we can see the author's control. My interest in this subject and my obsession with social literature may make me more tolerant of this work. If it is not enough, first, the vision is still narrow (perhaps my expectations are too high), and second, the content is still a little light (the story line is a little thin), but the depth and breadth have also formed a compromise balance to some extent in this 300,000-word work.

Thoughts on going north to study II.

"Going North" is a picture of the world by the author standing by the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Through the alternation of present and history, through the extraction of several ordinary family generations from Beijing to Hangzhou and the vicissitudes of the canal since the Qing Dynasty, and through the affection, love, friendship and patriotism slowly unfolding from south to north in Xu's works, it shows the tragic process of social, political, economic and people's life on both sides of the Yangtze River.

"Going North" describes the rise and fall of the Canal since 190 1, tracing back and looking forward to it. Described the sufferings and expectations of several generations of canal boat people. The canal water flows day by day, the working people on both sides of the canal live day by day, the boat people on the canal waterway and the people who have an indissoluble bond with the canal for various reasons. As I said at the beginning of the text, it is difficult for me to sort out a coherent idea after reading this article. Because I have a lot of longing, I really don't know where to start.

According to the plan and success of applying for the World Heritage of the Grand Canal, Xie Wanghe, a freelance producer, conceived a column about the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal called Dahetan. It is precisely because this program leads to story clues, combines and deduces the events, people and shipwrecks found on this river one by one, and introduces the scenes of historical events, so that people today can think carefully.

Canal, an important river that once connected China's north and south traffic and economy, was born, grew, prospered and declined until it lost its important value. Just like the life and death of ordinary workers on both sides of the canal, it rises and falls in the struggle with nature, foreign aggression, internal oppression and people, and continues, connecting the past with the future, just like the fate of the canal. That little bit, a little bit of endless life, or a little bit of assimilated genes will eventually disappear without a trace, but no matter how the living thing comes into being and dies, as long as it is passed on and continued, the spirit and the old things that accompany the spirit should be protected and biographized. Just like the sense of history, vicissitudes and destiny left by this artificially dug Millennium Grand Canal.

The talking canal tells people in its way that what should come and what should go is like the water in the canal, which goes downstream and goes against the current, ups and downs, moves with the wind and follows the trend. The Millennium of the canal carries stories. The details of each branch and main road show a complex, long and vast local history. In this story, we are both spectators and passers-by, starring in the canal of our lives. What we have to do is to leave regrets on the short-lived canal compared with the Millennium Canal.

A big river rushes out of Qiantang River and goes upstream, rising and falling, rising and falling, and so on. The years are mighty and the water is full of soup, which runs through an ancient empire. The successful declaration of intangible cultural heritage has successfully preserved a living linear cultural heritage. If a long river that once carried a thousand years of history is alive, then this history may go upstream, and we and the latecomers can continue to trace the history along this river, and there may be a continuous and vivid cultural inheritance of a wise man related to this river, so that the past time will continue to tick today.

Reflections on studying in the north 3

Read the book "Going North" by Xu before the formal class! Save yourself the thought. The novel attracted me when I saw one-fifth of it at the beginning, and I was pushed by the plot to read it whenever I had time, immersed in another world of time and space. Thank you for your recommendation. This book is really wonderful. It makes me jump out of my own world and feel the charm of the work: that is, it broadens the thickness and experience of a person's life and experiences the joys and sorrows of different people in different times in the story. It turns out that a river bears such a thick, vivid, barbaric and civilized history and tells so many different songs of fate. Xu's "Going North" tells the story of several generations from Hangzhou to Beijing, south of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. This is a journey to find relatives, culture, personal destiny and roots ... Looking at other people's stories about going north, you can't help but think of your own story about going north.

Friends say that everyone's life is a river. Then I hope that by going north, there will be more cultural accumulation in the river of life, more countercurrent instead of drifting, and I will drift if necessary ... I used to like water because I like to see its flowing and open surface image and the intimacy that often accompanies me from small to large. After reading this story, I found that a river bears so many traces of history and life. At the end of the Grand Canal in Beijing, I can't help thinking of Yuanjiang in my hometown. Of course, she has many life stories that I have never known or thought about ... What I can't bear to read carefully in the book is the part about war. Every time I read it, I always feel that living in this era is particularly beautiful and precious.

Thoughts on going north to study 4

In the complicated political discourse of Guangdong, the central authorities have labeled it warlord, ignorance and individualism. However, in my personal summary, I only saw the only fatal wound that Zhang Hui lost-that is "opportunism".

He probably thinks that all theories are false, only the mutual transformation of power (such as military strength, the number of cronies in the party, etc.). ) can stand at the peak of power. It's all about power.

During the Long March, when he had the Red Fourth Army, which was much larger than the central military strength, he decided to gamble, disobeying the "wrong" central government and heading south. If the result of the rebellion is successful, then Zhang will become the first leader of Guangdong. He can live in Xikang and Sichuan and be a local tyrant; You can also remotely command the national producers of * * *, and the Southwest Bureau is the only one with unlimited scenery.

However, does this have anything to do with * * * belief? No. This is just selling dog meat by hanging sheep's head. His opponent is Mao, another theoretical guide of idealism. Mao often let himself stand in various contradictions and then overcome them; He created a set of "isms" in line with the China Revolution, and never blindly followed any other "isms" that made him uncertain. Revolutionary theory is not a fantasy, but a highly refined summary combined with the actual situation.

In his later memoirs, Mao said that the struggle with the same route was probably the most difficult moment in his life. He knew that the military strength at that time could not compete with Zhang, and at several central meetings, he had to let Zhang act independently. He chose to go north, which was a choice: instead of seeking common ground through another meeting, the Central Committee gave orders and led the Red Army and the Red Fourth Front Army to act together. In this way, the trend of division has become, so be cautious and take the road north.

Even if he has a far-sighted ideological realm, the disparity in military strength makes Mao know that all struggles must be decisive and clear-cut, so as to defeat those split opportunism. In order to expand and realize his own socialism, Mao must resolutely oppose opportunistic gambling.

Of course, Mao is not a simple person who plays a "revolutionary". He is not Wang Ming sent back by the Soviet Union. Regarding Zhang's "opportunism", Mao believes that it is not this person who wants to be eliminated, but the division caused by his persistence in "opportunism". Only by unifying thoughts can we unite as one and advance together for the ideal goal of the revolution.

Mao is a man who knows political skills, but on the road of inner-party criticism, he stubbornly stands on the "dialectical materialism theory" and picks up theoretical weapons to criticize erroneous ideas (a popular saying in modern times: knowing the world but not being the world). At the meeting criticizing Zhang's line, Mao deprived Zhang not only of his right to speak, but also of his spiritual strength. Looking back on his work style for many years, Zhang suspected that the revolution and the future might have nothing to do with him.

Thoughts on going north to study 5

As an award-winning work of Mao Dun Literature Award 20 19, this book came into my field of vision and attracted me to read the story about the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. After all, Xuzhou is also one of the cities through which the canal flows. After work, I often have to sample the water quality sections of several canals, and I am more and more familiar with the canals and have more and more feelings.

Shortly after Eight-Nation Alliance invaded and suppressed the Boxer Rebellion, the Italian "Little Polo" went to China to explore the canal from south to north, and the translator, chef and boatman were escorted to Beijing. Later, I learned that the real purpose of "Little Polo" coming to China was to find his younger brother who joined the army and came to China. The story, interspersed with time and space, outlines the reasons why the fate of several Chinese and foreign families was tied to the Grand Canal during the more than 100 years from the late Qing Dynasty to the application for the Grand Canal.

The Italian "Little Polo" died on the canal in China, without seeing his younger brother before his death. His legacy was left to several China people who accompanied him, which influenced the fate of his family for more than one hundred years. My brother married his beloved China girl and left his blood in China. More than a hundred years later, the descendants of the translator made a program about the application for the canal heritage. In the production of the program, the crew members who went all the way north more than 100 years ago gradually gathered together. ...

I think this book is suitable for TV series, because there are many characters involved and the time span is long, so it can make a long historical drama. The description of Eight-Nation Alliance and the Boxer Rebellion in the book tells the cruelty of war from the perspective of Marford, the younger brother of the Italian "Little Polo", which seems to be suspected of whitewashing the invaders. The harm that Eight-Nation Alliance has done to the people of China will never be forgotten. There are many descriptions about the canal from Huai 'an to Jining, and it is suggested that interested readers can have a look.

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