What is the main theme of the Black Iron Age? What is the Black Iron Age?

The world is declining, and people's hearts are not ancient. Greed reigns supreme.

The Black Iron Age has its roots in Greek mythology. It divides the "human age" into five phases according to the relationship between God and man.

The fifth is the "Black Iron Age". At this time, human beings lived a hard and miserable life, children were unfilial to their parents, brothers killed each other, the social order was broken and the weak preyed on the strong, and people plundered wealth by deception. Thus God has completely abandoned the protection of mankind.

The other four eras.

The first is the "** era". This is the equivalent of the reign of Kronos. Human beings live happily with God without any worries, and sincerely obey God's will, because food is abundant without labor, and they are physically strong and strong, and they do not have to worry about sickness and death.

The second is the "** era". This is the equivalent of the time when Zeus, the son of Kronos, began to rule. Humans are no longer obedient to God's will and therefore no longer as happy as they used to be, they are strong but lack reason, they have a centuries-long childhood, but their adulthood is short and they quarrel with each other.

Zeus X sinks humans into the ground to punish them for their disrespect, and dead humans become blessed ghosts who do not know sorrow and joy.

The third is the "Bronze Age". Humans are even more ungodly and are obsessed with war all day long. They possess strong bodies and cruel minds, and when they die, they go to a cold hell. Because their production tools** and even the houses were made of bronze, they were named after the Bronze Age.

The fourth is the "Age of Heroes". This is the only era that is more advanced than the previous era, and human beings have become more courageous and just than in the past, and they live with demigods and heroes, and their strength and wisdom are close to those of gods, so it is called the "Age of Heroes". The Trojan War belonged to this era.

At this time, people enter Elysium after death.

The Black Iron Age metaphor is the way of thinking that our education has left us, "The Black Iron Age".

The author of Wang Xiaobo.

It brings vivid and intelligent innovation to narrative literature, and the healthy, honest, and brave spirit of Qing Jianbo burns and shines in the imagination that runs freely through the breeze, and every normal person cannot resist such charm.

Spit on the banal, false, and sick life, and instead believe in and create a natural and humorous joyful reputation. We dare not say that Bo values literature more than anything else in the world, but we dare to say that although he has ridiculed many things, the edge of his ridicule has never been aimed at literature itself. The allegory is the key to understanding Wavelet, and of course, it will also be the source of his misunderstanding.

However, we don't know whether it is useful for an honest, high-minded writer to understand or misunderstand.

The ancient poet Hesiod, speaking of the legend of the human century, lamented: "Alas, if I had not been born in the fifth generation, how good it would have been! Because now is the century of black iron.

These people are completely depraved. God is constantly adding new troubles to them, and the greatest troubles are brought upon Themselves. The father does not love the son, the son hates the father, the master does not want to entertain their friends, and the friends hate each other.

The goddess of goodness and dignity, who used to come to earth often, is now sadly wrapped in a white robe and returned to the eternal world of God. All that remains for humanity is misery, and there is no end in sight to this miserable condition. ”

Black Iron Age (Latest Revision Illustrated Collector's Edition)" is one of Wang Xiaobo's works series, is a series of Wang Xiaobo's works** compilation, is the latest collection of illustrated books. To read Xiaobo's book, it is best not to sit upright and lie down to read. Moreover, the text of the wavelet, which you can read at any time—in the freest and most relaxed posture—will make you laugh and you will not be able to laugh at all.

He is not a philosopher, but he can open up a lot of confusion, he is not a teacher, but he can tell you a lot of truths, and more importantly, he never preaches with a straight face, he is very good at irony. Xiaobo's words are transparent and hazy, both natural and cunning. The labyrinthine text reminds you of Borges, who goes around in circles and ...... taxi driver more than a taxi driverIn short, you can read about infinite possibilities or impossibilities, infinite certainties or uncertainties.

"The Age of Black Iron" is a book published by Shaanxi Normal University Press in 2009, and the author is Wang Xiaobo. Several era series in the work are crowned with black iron, **, **, bronze, etc. Wang Xiaobo died of a heart attack for many years, in recent years, his works have attracted much attention, whether it is ** or essays, very controversial, this collection includes Wang Xiaobo's unpublished works in his early years, although these works are not as deep as the later works, the style is not unified enough, but it is also very good, it is worth turning over.

Out of the Potato Acres: The ancient poet Hesiod sighed when he said of the millennium of mankind: "Alas, if I had not been born in the fifth generation, how nice it would be! Because it is the century of black iron. These people are completely depraved.

Wang Xiaobo, born in Beijing on May 13, 1952, joined the team in Mouping, Shandong from 1968 to 1972, and later worked as a private teacher, a worker at Beijing Niujie Teaching Instrument Factory from 1972 to 1973, a student of the Department of Economics of Chinese University of China from 1974 to 1982, a teacher at the first branch of Chinese University of China from 1982 to 1984, and a graduate student at the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Pittsburgh from 1984 to 1988. From 1988 to 1991, he was a lecturer at the Institute of Sociology, Peking University, and from 1991 to 1992, he was a lecturer at the Department of Accounting, Renmin University of Chinese. Freelance Journalist, 1992-1997.

He died in Beijing on April 11, 1997. Known as the most "alternative" writer in China in the nineties of the last century, some people say that he is the first leader of Chinese vernacular literature. His liberal humanist stance and style run through his works, and "Wang Xiaobo's style" has been emulated by countless young people.

The "Trilogy of the Times" is the essence of Wang Xiaobo's works, in which the spirit of comedy and humor tell the absurd story of the human condition, the story background spans various eras, depicts the distortion and suppression of the desire to create and human nature by power, shows the fate of intellectuals in the past, present and future, and represents Wang Xiaobo's understanding of literature and his unusual artistic level.