People say that "a person is like his text", and a person's words will represent the person's life. If you like a person's words, you will definitely like that person. But this is often not the case. It used to be very

People say that "a person is like his text", and a person's words will represent the person's life. If you like a person's words, you will definitely like that person. But this is often not the case.

I used to like a writer, and her books were almost flipped through several times.

Later, I saw her video and found that she looked very similar to a person I hated, the key was the tone of voice and action, and there were many similarities.

From that moment on, I no longer wanted to worship this writer inexplicably. Of course, it doesn't matter if people worship less than me.

Later, when I learned to read, I first read the author's profile, look at their photos, look at their stories, and see their outlook on life that may be discovered in real life.

Everything feels appropriate, and then go to the book and understand the contents of the book with established cognition.

However, when I find that I come down like this, I will miss a lot of words that are very good to me, just because the text is not right.

Because, it seems, there are too many writers who complain in real life, there are problems they can't solve, and there are also careful thoughts that they can't mention on the table. There are even extreme behaviors that are very offensive.

It seems that the ability to dialectically look at the relationship between words and authors must be strengthened, and not everyone has to worship unconditionally!

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