After reading, I lent me the speed of my life. Thank you.

What most people worry about most of the time is that there is not enough time. Businessmen often add many episodes in the middle of business talks with customers: busy phone calls, guests who have not made an appointment a few days ago, and unpredictable schedules of the other party. It takes a long wait and enough patience. When you stand at the crossroads and cross the road, the green light is on. If you walk slowly, you won't be able to reach the opposite side before the red light flashes. Before the students in the examination room could finish the examination questions, a voice announced the end of the examination. The factory engineer hurried to work and saw that the construction period was coming, and there were still many parts to be processed, and so on. Yu's book "Lend My Life", an autobiography of 4 1 10,000 words, has written the author's ups and downs for more than 50 years and is also his sealed work. A prose master who has published many literary works in public and was awarded the title of cultural celebrity. I think I want to experience my life again. How wonderful is his life? He has an extraordinary realm. Why does he feel that time passes as fast as ordinary people? With many questions, I leafed through the book. Before I begin to comment on his article, let me tell a story. This story is very famous, and readers may have heard of it. It has something to do with the topic to be discussed here: the background of this book. His writing is concise and contains a lot of knowledge of geography and history. After reading it, it is easy for people to remember and talk about the story in the book in their leisure time. Many people who take part in the work like reading spare articles, and many students also like reading. Some female students who just entered the first year of college passed by the dormitory of some slightly naughty students with Teacher Yu's "cultural tour". Someone shouted, "Bitter, bitter." Of course it's a joke. Here is just an example to tell people that his article is not obscure. Otherwise, how can anyone know the "bitterness" in the article? Some people think that this is an author who has experienced hardships in life and knows the true taste of reality, and has talked a lot about cultural sufferings. Isn't there a book department called philosopher's coffee house? I wonder whether philosophers like to talk about philosophy in elegant leisure places. At least those system theories that can withstand repeated scrutiny have their own unique flavor. Not as bitter as tea, but it has a strong fragrance. Everyone in the literature of the last century has experienced the baptism of cultural catastrophe. At the beginning, the author wrote a brief preface for this book: dedicated to his parents and his contemporaries. In the years of poor culture, he did not stop learning, gave up his dream of seeking knowledge, and did not become a useful person. Nor can I face up to my own strength and resist the cold of life because of a few criticisms. On the contrary, he recalled the scars of the scarred era and the adventures of that gray era. Depression, regret, confusion, clarity, joy, all kinds of understandable and incomprehensible events, such as movie scenes frame by frame, accompanied by the ticking of the clock, tell the emotional entanglement between people from shallow to deep. The people who appeared on the stage gathered and dispersed. They are famous or ordinary, great or ordinary, each with its own temperament, participate in it and leave quietly. The author thinks they are all helpful to him. And he is also good at summing up the events of this half century. At that time, there was no shortage of dialogue, the environment in which things happened, and personal views on things. Also let us know that he is right about things, not people, in the face of difficult environment and dealing with complex and changeable events. What impressed me most about this book is the author's attitude and writing style. Let's talk about his attitude towards work first. The first time I saw his prose collection was Autumn Rain Prose, which appeared in the 1990s. Nowadays, Cultural Journey with a brown cover is often out of stock in major bookstores. The first reaction of readers after reading his works is excellent writing style and sharp brushwork. Teacher Yu said frankly: He has a wide readership, and he doesn't care what group he reads. He is not afraid of criticism from others, and he doesn't care about others' "attacks from viewpoints and theories". He openly draws materials from everywhere. Talk about his writing style again. As we all know, prose is the most difficult style to write in literature, and the style of writing can be eclectic, regardless of layout and layout. It pays attention to charm and conveys "God". The shape is scattered but the spirit is gathered. Grasping the charm and bringing readers the enjoyment of beauty is the consistent pursuit of prose writers. Many times, a sentence, an event or even a sentence is its own paragraph. Put it in an article, no matter how long it is, just use words to convey the meaning. The article is too long, and a thousand words are beside the point of Wan Li, so readers can't understand the author's intention and won't leave a deep impression after reading it. On the contrary, there are topics they are interested in, and there is enough language for people to choose words and sentences, which is easy for readers to accept. They read it once and found it interesting. After a while, no matter how long the text is, they will read it again with relish. A good writing style has its own charm, which not only comes from the beautiful shape endowed by its inventor, but also reflects the author's handwriting. No one wants to waste time dealing with lengthy descriptions, and most readers still like authentic masterpieces. This is why well-written short stories are so popular today. Yu's literary works are mainly prose, and the list of works in his collection doesn't look very long. But lending me my life is an exception. It has five volumes. This length even exceeds the total number of words in his Boundless Traveler. The latter one is a collection of his short works, which has geographical boundaries and introduces many overseas customs. It is also very representative and relatively easy to read. Although the style of this book is very funny, I think it is much more dignified in terms of brushwork because the borrowed background is a bit far away. These words record the wind, frost, rain and snow of an old man over half a year old. Full of vicissitudes of life. Classic and wonderful. No wonder I borrowed it all my life.