How do you write about a person's feelings after reading?

Understand the original text: "reading" is the foundation of love, and "love" is born of "reading". Only by reading carefully, understanding the difficulties and doubts, combing the ideas of the article, thoroughly grasping the content and main points of the article, deeply understanding the spirit of the original text, and combining historical experience, current situation and personal reality, can we really have a "feeling".

One Man, One Man is a prose work published by Liu Tong in July this year. The day before yesterday, I spent six hours reading it in one breath. From his books, I can always find my former self, some answers to questions and some inspirations.

I remember getting to know Liu Tong for the first time when I was in college. One day, I strolled in the dormitory and saw a book "Your Loneliness" on my roommate's desk, although I was defeated. That's a great name. For a long time, I always felt that I was unsociable, not as popular as someone, not going out in pairs like someone, and I seemed to be alone all the time except when I was in class and after class. I was also angry that others didn't ask me to eat, so I deliberately didn't ask him for the second time.

Although I have a slight feeling that I should make some changes, I tried to do something by myself, but after a few days of implementation, I returned to my original state. Now that I think about it, there should have been an idea in my mind that I was afraid that others would say that I was unsociable and maverick. I have graduated for a few years now. I have experienced some things and met some people. It is good to find someone, but it is not good to care too much about other people's opinions.

After all, life is your own, bitter or tired. Living well is wonderful, living badly is experience. At least when I was in my sixties and seventies, looking back, I can say that all these were what I wanted to do and my own life. I didn't look back, but played a role in other people's lives.