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Good Book Introduction: "The Five People You Meet in Heaven"

After reading the book in 2 days, The five people you meet in heaven. The author is Mickey. Albom. The translator is Zhao Xiaochun. Published by Shanghai Translation Publishing House.

A white cloud on the blue cover, a feather floating in the air, gives people a feeling of emptiness and zero.

It's a fictional story. Chen Cun wrote in the introduction to the book: If you feel that you are full of experience, you would like to have a group of disciples following behind and listening to the notes, and then compile a "Analects", this book can not be read. This book is written for people who are prepared to "listen" rather than "speak." It's a novel, a fictional story. We know that any fiction points to real life, and this book is no exception.

The protagonist of the book, named Eddie, died on his eighty-third birthday, at the playground where he worked, in order to save a girl who was in danger because of a sudden accident at a ride. When he woke up to find that everything had changed, that his back was no longer sore, that his legs were no longer sore, he felt great.

One Eddie was the first person he met in heaven

He was the Blue-Skinned Man, and the Blue-Skinned Man told Eddie: You meet five people in heaven, and each of us has a reason for appearing in your life, which you may not have known at the time, and that is the meaning of the existence of Heaven, for people to understand their life on Earth.

The Blue-Skinned Man recounts that the cause of his death was due to an unintentional pick-up of a ball when Eddie was a child, which led to the death of the Blue-Skinned Man who was driving in a car accident.

The Blue-Skinned Man talked a lot with Eddie, and finally said: I am leaving, I have crossed this heavy realm of heaven, and you have others to see.

The second person Eddie met in heaven

They used to serve together in the military. He was a captain and Eddie's commander, and they fought side by side in the Philippines, where after breaking up, Eddie never saw him again. He heard he had died in battle.

The two recalled that during the war, they were captured, tortured, and eventually escaped from captivity, where Eddie was wounded and the captain stepped on a mine during his drive away, which was blown into the sky twenty feet high and torn to pieces.

Eddie asked the captain, "Why here?" You can pick anywhere to wait for me, right? That's what the Blue Skin Man said. So, why here? ”

The captain smiled. "Because I died in battle, I died on this mountain. When I left, I knew nothing about that world except war--- war discussions, war plans, war families. ”

"I want to see what a world without war looks like, the world before people start killing each other."

The captain was gone.

Three The third man Eddie meets in heaven

It was an old woman. She used to be a waitress. She reminded him of his father.

The fourth man Eddie met in heaven

Margaret. Eddie's wife. They had fallen in love with each other, had problems, and later their wife died of illness.

During the few days they spent together in heaven, they exchanged a lot of topics. Once he asked his wife if God knew he was here. She smiled and said, "Of course," though Eddie admitted that throughout his life he had sometimes avoided God and sometimes felt that God hadn't noticed him at all.

His wife told him, "Life will end, but love will not." ”

The fifth person Eddie met in heaven

White, surrounded by a patch of white. There is no sky, no land, and no horizon between the two. There was only a pure, silent white, silent, like a silent dawn, an overwhelming snowfall. Eddie met a slender little girl this time. She was burned to death when Eddie was setting fire to a bamboo hut while fleeing a prisoner-of-war camp in the Philippines. When Eddie listened to the little girl's story, he cried, cried, cried until he was exhausted and trembling. Her name is Tara, and Tara tells him that he saved the girl who had an accident at the playground and said that he had taken Eddie to heaven.

The translator wrote in the post-translation note that Mickey. Albome is not only an unparalleled storyteller, but also a craftsman of words. "The Five People You Met in Heaven" is concise and beautiful, the characters are vivid, and the scene descriptions are picturesque. May this book, this story, bring you a refreshing fragrance and warmth.