"Although the young man was thin, he still had some spirits; but he was also strange, with a writing tray and a pen in front of him, and a book in his hand."
As soon as Kuang Chaoren appeared, he was reading while doing business, giving people a feeling of being poor and eager to learn. What a good young man he was,Kuang Chaoren did a small business and served his parents, and at night when his father in the hospital bed slept soundly, he took out the book that Mr. Ma Er had given him and read the article softly. When the business is doing well, he buys some chicken, duck and fish meat on the set to improve his father's life.
On the fire, he saved all the people; he was careful, filial, industrious, wise, brave and responsible. As far as I am concerned, he is actually very similar to Wang Guan, and it can also be said that he is the shadow of Wang Mian, of course, this is only before he got to know Jing Lanjiang.
The biggest difference between Kuang Chaoren and Wang Guan is that Kuang Chaoren became an official, but Wang Mian did not. From the beginning of Kuang Chaoren Zhongju, he was a bit ghostly, and he only had two lists in one mind, which was the beginning of the name. Later, he met a lot of people with "names" and began to further pursue fame. After getting to know Pan San, he began to seek profit again. It turned out that a simple teenager who only dared to ask others for four or two pieces of silver when he returned home had become a dirty uncle who did bad things and cheated on silver. After being promoted to an official, the teenager no longer existed.
In the fifteenth part of the book, the trajectory of Kuang Chaoren's life can be seen. The original text is as follows:
"The practice of Dun Lun, who will eventually be known by the matter, is truly deserved, but he will be a lifelong defilement"
The satire in the book is all in the details, and the list goes on and on.
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For example, when he got to know Ma Er, he read books every night after returning home; after getting to know those "lonely" friends, there were very few books to read; after getting to know Pan San, there was no reading at all.
Kuang Chaoren's diligence and hard work, Pan Baozheng's recommendation and Li Xianling's pity, Kuang Chaoren's participation in the Tongsheng examination command, began to change quietly. At the end of the sixteenth time, it is written: "When marriage is concluded, filial piety will decline with the second parent; Kodi takes it, and the heart is only tied to two lists." ”
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Such a change is also reflected in the people around Kuang Chaoren, when Kuang Chaoren rushed to take the exam, Kuang Da occupied someone else's booth, and said politely: "The county lord is now with my family's second oldest, am I afraid of you!" I'll go back to the lord with you!" "Kuang Chaoren has not yet developed, but just began, his eldest brother began to become bullying.
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Wu Jingzi also put these details on the tears, the teenager from "tears as big as beans" to "two tears to communicate" and "tears to say goodbye"; after the death of his father, he was "calling for heaven and earth", but there is no specific description of crying emotionally in the book; the last tear description is the "few tears" left by Kuang Chaoren's wife when she died.
These tears gradually disappeared like Kuang's inner conscience. There is another place that moves me the most, which comes from a poem on page 195 by Jinglan Jiang, "Rain during the Qingming Dynasty." What is it? An ordinary ancient poem? No, every word of this work is worth savoring. "Qingming" is a natural reminder of the deceased—but Kuang Yi didn't.
The strongest evidence is the word "unconscious" on page 198. For two whole years, Kuang Yi didn't even miss his father once! These ordinary words contain a deep hatred for "his" change! What a kind child he was, and he rejoiced when he saw him, but he lost his beautiful humanity in the vast world. He ended up getting everything and nothing.
Why he is like this may only be explained by himself. I think it all came from the moment he lifted it, and he couldn't resist the first taste of the allure of fame.
To destroy him, to persecute him, some of them are their own resistance, and more are officialdom. There are too many powerful people, and Kuang Yi has lost his way, there are not many people who can talk to him for a long time, and he has missed one. He was a poor man who sought light in the midst of chaos, but failed, assimilated with darkness, and became an "official" who was in the dust with light.
Kuang Yi is not the gold left in the big waves, he is really just a person with ambition, but because of a carelessness, he has walked into the abyss of eternal disaster. The author seems to be ironic, but in fact, he also criticizes many people who are in the same period as him. Perhaps, people like Pan San are the products of the times.