The meaning of stress

84 charing cross road, Hailian? Hanfu said that she never buys books that she hasn't read. This seems very different from what most people do.

Old books-books that have been carefully read and left traces of thoughts-are very precious. However, I haven't been to a second-hand bookstore or participated in a second-hand book fair, otherwise I will definitely gain something.

There is also an old book that I bought earlier. I put it on hold after reading it. Over the years, its paper turned yellow. However, by chance, you picked it up and read it again. You will find that the details you ignore are actually so intriguing; People who thought it was unimportant had a different understanding this time.

The Grass House is such a book, which has been out of date for some years, but it will never be out of date. I watched it again and again, and every time I found something different. I was amazed at its language charm and moved by the help of those victims. I read sadness, compassion, warmth, solemnity and hope from those little people. No one's life will always be calm, and no one is perfect.

When I first read The Grass House, I seemed to see a woman as soft as a willow in early spring from the author's description of the white finch. She is simply a fairy without dust. Love is beautiful and gives people hope. However, it is also fragile. It was the vacillation of love that gave Chiang a heavy blow. When I read Bai Niao again, my heart was filled with sadness and sympathy. In this story, Bai Niao, Jiang Yilun, Gu Wei and Jiang Yilun's new wife, who is the saddest person? Life itself, is bitter more than sweet, or is sweet more than bitter? Perhaps, what we think is "bitter" is exactly what the parties think is "sweet".

As the principal of Yau Ma Tei Primary School, Sancho attaches great importance to honor. He valued honor more than life, so much so that Sang Sang tore up his notebook as a prize. He lost his temper and shouted hysterically at Sang Sang. He cares too much about honor, sometimes he is a little unreasonable. But when I reread the last two chapters, I suddenly understood that Sancho cared about honor because of his personal experience. Because he has never won an honor, he takes honor so seriously.