Remember Gaoyou salted duck eggs in primary school textbooks?
This story from "Plants on Earth" made many children think of the red oil of salted duck eggs when they read this text. They quietly swallowed their saliva.
It must be interesting to be able to play, eat and savor life in details.
This is the case with Mr. Wang Zengqi and his book Plants on Earth.
Human vegetation, food, current affairs of old friends, and taste life. The four chapters seem to unfold a picture of life in the streets and lanes before our eyes. If we want to experience the fun, or all kinds of life, it is better to put down all the gestures and integrate ourselves into this real life.
Or, we can not understand the profound meaning between the lines, and when an interesting person tells you stories around us, after all, Wang's words are so interesting:
The real world of children has been opened, and childish enthusiasm is the ticket.
In January, it snowed heavily. Spring breeze blows in February. In March, grapes came into the market. People who love life will perceive the changes of seasons in such a subtle way. In his eyes, even a small pale leaf looks lovely:
Some tips have sprouted buds, protruding pale leaflets of nails. Can't wait.
When it comes to food, it will probably make all mankind sing for it. He not only described the preparation and taste of various foods in detail, but also praised them without stint. When writing about Mongolian food "spinning sheep's tail", he said:
This thing is only suitable for Buddha to eat, but people can't eat it because it's so delicious!
Wang Lao has his own attitude, but we can't read this book. We love him for writing the aroma of food vividly.
Talking about studying in The National SouthWest Associated University, Wang Lao talked about Mr. Shen Congwen and Mr. Jin. They have the temperament of literati and unexpected cuteness. These people all have such similarities:
Naive as a child, full of interest in life, no matter what the environment, never depressed, inorganic, less secular concerns.
This repression is also reflected in another story. In Kunming, Wang Lao often encounters air raid alarms. "As soon as the police call, there is no other way, and everyone will shoot at the suburbs."
Such a "running alarm" actually ran out of fun, and people from small enterprises came with baggage, with all kinds of tastes and everything; The students hid in the bomb shelter and played couplets in the cave; Even "running the alarm is an opportunity to fall in love"-this danger makes the relationship between the two sides closer.
I think this is the attitude we need most now. Living in this world, we will always encounter all kinds of setbacks. Let it go and be calm. ?
Turn to volume four. I think this is the most alive volume.
Craftsmen and businessmen seem to be the most common people around us, shouting and walking through long alleys, disappearing into the smell of fireworks at dusk, and arriving unexpectedly the next day.
Those hawkers who are rarely seen now, those who hide in the streets and lanes, and those stories that gradually disappear in the downtown area are all recorded.
I think children who grow up in the city can read this book-every grass and tree is spiritual. In the field, they grow briskly and change their rhythm quietly.
Yes, children should read this book. This book will tell you the answer to how to observe things around you and describe them vividly. Similarly, this book is suitable for everyone-don't walk in a hurry, stop and look around, savor the purity of life and wait for the innocence behind you.
This innocence is a cup of hot wine that warms life. There are many disturbances in the world, so many distant lights and fires can't be traced back. It is better to be a layman, naively love fireworks, have a cup of tea and have a meal.
In the book, Wang Lao wrote about two old people picking up Chinese wolfberry and gave it to you who are reading this article at the moment. I hope we can all find peace and innocence in all the troubles.