Yesterday I read Diary of a Celebrity edited by Ye Zai 1992.
Old books always give people a nostalgic feeling, but in the diaries of celebrities in earlier years, it is the easiest to feel "quiet". In the process of reading, the feelings of different owners are different.
British woman writer Mansfield. In his sick diary, there is an article that says
1 month 23rd
I saw two doctors-one is a donkey and the other is a donkey. Spent a day by the window. The weather is sunny and lovely. But I've been thinking about work all day, and I still can't do it in the end. I saw a terrible nightmare again at night.
The opening sentence of this short diary is very interesting, and it is hard not to remind people of Lu Xun's "one is a jujube tree and the other is a jujube tree". If these two sentences set off the author's lonely mood, then the helpless ridicule of the stupid doctor "one is a donkey, the other is a donkey" is really brilliant, which is very in line with the author's sick mood of loving life.
Lei Feng's diary collection "Never Rust Screw" became a household name in 1970s and 1980s. This diary with firm belief and passion for serving the people represents the mainstream values at that time, but today it has a different feeling.
February 14