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I read this novel two days ago, and I always felt that Mr. Jia didn't finish it, what happened to the teahouse? Did the eldest sister come back at the end? Although I didn't explain it, it seems to have been explained again, hazy, maybe that's what I want.
I have always liked the Northwest culture, simple, bold, no matter where it is, it seems to be full of fireworks, and a sentence of "beautiful" can dissipate all troubles. The teahouse in "Temporary Sitting" is also a dream of mine, owning a teahouse or book bar, gathering a few friends to drink tea and read, and playing your favorite light music, it seems very comfortable to think about. In the novel, several little sisters with high looks gathered together in the teahouse for a while, chatting about various delicacies, chatting about their own little troubles, and complaining about unhappy things. It is said that three women are in one play, and when these dozen women are together, it is not a play, and the scene of twittering should be conceivable. There are those who speak Mandarin, some who speak dialects, and some who speak Chinese with foreign accents, as if no matter what they say, it does not affect their communication, is this a tacit understanding between women.
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Although only a few men are interspersed throughout the novel, the behavior of the dozen or so little sisters did not affect my love for Northwest culture in the slightest. Affectionate and righteous, tolerant and accepting each other, one person's business is everyone's business, even in the face of death, knowing what the final result will be, we must go all out. I don't know if such a thing, if it were changed elsewhere, would still end like this. I admire what these heroines do, and it should be nothing more than that for men. It is said that one side of the water and soil raises one side of the people, and the people who sing the letter and swim out, should it be like this?
Lao Jia is like telling a story to his friends, chatting about what is happening in the teahouse frame by frame, like a spectator and a friend who participates in it. I'm more optimistic, I don't like to be abused, and I rarely read pessimistic articles, so this ending is not what I like. A good teahouse, a good group of affectionate and righteous girls, but in the end, half of the teahouse collapsed, and the eldest sister didn't know when she would be able to return. When I saw it, it reminded me of the classic monologue in "Dream of Red Mansions": The land is so clean when it falls white.
Tea houses are common, but teahouses like Temporal Sitting are not common, and I hope that the eldest sister will return as soon as possible and let Temporal Sitting reopen.
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