What are Yu Hua's essays after reading the seventh grade?

Yu Hua's Thoughts on the Seventh Day: Based on the contents of the seventh day and combined with his own ideas.

Some words, once spoken, will be regarded as cynics, and not many people are willing to listen, but Yu Hua has decorated him as a conversation of the undead, which has a unique charm in cliches.

In fact, what impressed me most about this book is not the bitterness of the world, but that the dead also have a world. Living is good, bitter and painful for us. We all have a unique taste and happiness, which we should cherish and possess. But what the world of the dead is like, and what kind of life the dead relatives around us live in the underworld are unknown.

When the seventh day came, Yang Fei finally had nothing to say. His knowledge and experience ended here, and he finally gave in to his fate. This indicates that even after death, it is not necessarily the liberation of life, and no fortune teller has really seen the pig run.

Works from near to far, from vague to clear description, interlocking with details, in this story that makes you want to leave your books behind and full of curiosity about future development, you always use the coming to cover up the truth that will not come, forming a unique flavor that you can't bear to give up.

Writing this book, just like Stephen Chow's comedy, gives people a sense of despair, but the philosophy to be expressed in the cliche is vividly displayed, which is the best embodiment of the author's pen power. When the sculpture world is dying, the end of the road is still the home of cynics. It seems that people who adhere to principles should be destroyed by hidden rules, and their descendants seem to be condemned by justice with graves. Although the work has only dark clouds, it indicates a storm.

When the sculpture world is dying, the end of the road is still the home of cynics. It seems that people who adhere to principles should be destroyed by hidden rules, and their descendants seem to be condemned by justice with graves. Although the work has only dark clouds, it indicates a storm.

After reading the fourth grade, I knew what Yu Hua would say later, but I went to see it anyway. Because of his good narration and preparation, there is some heavy humor in novelty, and the quiet world always lays the groundwork for brewing a sensation. After reading the seventh day, I found that what should come will come, and what should go will leave sooner or later. As for why I try to write a review late at night, I think I'm probably afraid I'll forget it tomorrow.

As an inexperienced urban writer who fantasizes all day, I think I'd better write fantasy. In the overhead world, there are always more suspense and worrying plots. If I want to tell the world some tragedies, I might as well tell them a joke. If I want to pierce some darkness, I might as well imitate the Water Margin. People are introverted and euphemistic at heart, and everything they say and do is the same.

Because everyone has a cruel side. Don't just say that you are open to me. Sooner or later, there will be a bottom line between openness and directness, where shyness and taboo will be, and the aggressors will be completely rejected.

In order to be a consistent person with a clear conscience and try not to offend most people, we must learn to tell fables, say other meaningful words, and learn to listen to fables and meaningful words. Otherwise, walking in the world is either independent or notorious.