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"They're the Happiest"
Author: Big Ice
"What's wrong with the world, so many prodigal sons." "Their hearts are tired." --Big Ice. The book "They Are the Happiest" is about a wandering singer and host, Da Bing, who has seen all kinds of living people in his 10-year journey to the end of the world.
Da Bing's words are full of a martial arts temperament. This chivalrous is heroic and rough, but from time to time with a hint of tenderness. Walk the rivers and lakes, wander the ends of the world, sing poems and songs, and revel in wine. Each story seems to have no preset plot, and the joys and sorrows, sorrows and joys are all overturned and mixed together. Individual characters are in their own turbulent fates, guarding their inner peace. The quotations of many ancient words and poems in the book are even more vivid in this chivalry.
It may be that he studied oil painting, the creation of the text mood is fierce and strong, and the depiction of character details can also be remarkable. Coupled with the identity of the host, his observation and narration angle are also very well controlled for the reader's sensory experience and inner thinking. Those very human struggles and choices, there is not much sense of distance, but in the process of reading, we can easily be brought into that wild grass but also a mountain of flowers in the dream.
Although in this reinforced concrete monster body, it turns out that as long as we turn around, there will be such a warm peach orchard, and the suffering seems to carry the fragrance of flowers. We will naturally have yearning, longing, envy, and worship. So we began to doubt our own lives, doubted the meaning of those traffic jams of nine to five, those who fell on the boat but high chai rice oil and salt... "Wind and Snow Moon" has long lost the natural beauty and agility, "a trip to walk away" has also been played in this hasty and flashy moment.
But then what? How many people can really abandon all the good and bad in the past, regardless of all the gains and losses in the future, and take a step forward towards that holy land like a father chasing the sun without turning back? "Children who wander the world, the rivers and lakes that are sunny and rainy." I wish you a dream as a horse, always perched everywhere. ”
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"Okay Okay"
Parallel worlds, diversified lives, both nine to five, but also can wander the end of the world, Big Ice has been mentioned more than once in the book "Okay Or Good". Admittedly, it's a realm that most of us pursue, but only a few people do it, so Daibing will say" Believe, "Believe it, there are really people in this world who are living the life you want." ”
As usual, I have almost forgotten the stories in front of me at the end, so I always have the illusion that these books I have read and the stories I have read are useless? Later, I found out that reading is just not to ask whether it is useful or not, it will leave a mark on your heart, but you have not noticed it. When I re-read the book and excerpted the passages in it, I finally understood the meaning of reading this book, it does not directly affect your life, but in a certain moment, a certain paragraph, a certain place to cause waves in your heart, stimulate your thinking, awaken your action, then reading this book is worth it.
Read other people's books and realize how you feel. Poor travel, does not mean to go, you have to have capital, money and routes, not arranged by others, but sorted out by yourself, money is transferred by yourself, not from your parents, this is poor travel. In fact, his books are nothing more than his own experiences, daily trivia. So why can't we write it? Maybe we just ignored it, don't know how to write, don't know how to bridge, run through it.
I want to live freely, but I don't know where to go, where to start, maybe I haven't recognized my true self. Wanting to live a quiet life, but not doing ordinary things, is a contradiction and introspection. What exactly am I after?
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"I Don't"
Most of the 8 stories written by Da Bing are full of life and death, and the things experienced by the characters in the story are actually deeper and more vigorous than those of us ordinary people, and the happiness and suffering are limited amplification.
In fact, more of our lives do not have so many twists and turns, more is three meals together, parents are short, but can we do it like the people in the book, when the difficulties come like the end of the day, can accept and grit our teeth and persevere, still struggle with life, in life to get better, but also enjoy the trivial life of three meals together and the little beauty that needs to be found.
Love life, entertain yourself in the sparse and ordinary days, never give up in the face of pain, and accept it calmly when joy and achievement come.
Every story in "I Don't" interprets the word "I don't", I will not succumb to fate, I will not admit my fate, I will not admit defeat... Because they are veterans who put their lives on the line and do not want fame and fortune; a pair of post-90s lovers who fought against the disease with love to the end, stupid and xiaolan; a younger brother Bai Ma Liezhu who crossed the cliff with his life, even if he came into contact with the bustling city, resolutely chose a barren hometown thousands of miles away; Lily, a girl who experienced countless setbacks and opposition, got up in countless falls and eventually became a top sommelier; and the warm old uncle Pan who drove the bookstore to a remote mountainous area and let countless children eager to read get knowledge...
Desperately trying not to admit my fate, my fate is up to me.
Disobey, do not, do not fear, do not be inhibited, do not be two, unremitting, indomitable, not broken, not humble and not profane...
They are different because they are not. Even extraordinary.