The wind can t beat the sun

Introduction. The book includes: "How Many Are the Thousands of Things", "The Purest Necessities of Life", "The Wind Can't Beat the Sun", "I Look at My Own Head", "Man Can Approximate the Truth to the Greatest Extent", "Hemingway's Last Penny", "The Silkworm Is Wrapped in Its Own Silk", "The Tree Closest to the Sun", "Where the Wild Goose Lands" and other articles.

The Wind Can't Beat the Sunshine is a book published by China Youth Publishing House in 2009, and the author is Bi Shumin. This book mainly collects a collection of Bi Shumin's fine prose works.

Directory. My five.

Auction your career.

How much is a thousand things.

Nervous. Zero merit.

Dig into the first picture of the mind.

Take a little risk every day.

The art of farewell.

Write your epitaph.

Long fluttering hair and happiness in life.

You and my memory.

Psychological rejection of band-aids.

Loose like soot.

Travel humbles us.

The purest necessities of life.

Save the tree. Will the gift disappear?

The mermaid princess who often reads and is always new.

Look for danger. Always cherish.

Lies clover.

The wind can't beat the sun.

Speak in detail. Endure the pleasure.

Finger recording. Xianghe.

The grief of change.

Keep being amazed. I gazed at my own head.

The number of angels and demons.

People can get as close to reality as possible.

Scarce occupations.

Computer Servant. Love to talk.

Touch the green. Suffering is not a vaccinia vaccine.

Signed for the White Seagull.

Friendship is like a whip. Male obstetrician and gynecologist.

Mandela's pencil.

Sapphire knife. Strong's carpet shoes.

The style of the subway passengers.

Wall Street Girl.

6000th.

The airport hangs red. Full-time househusband.

Hemingway's last penny.

Muffler and indicator pin.

Marriage shoes. Home asked.

Mending love. Thousands of husbands.

Filial piety is priceless. Silkworms are wrapped in their own silk.

Love is patent-free. Hold your right hand tightly.

Gender button. Shrimp red love letter.

The red sports car at the school gate.

Blue turnips. The love of green worms.

The closest tree to the sun.

Take care of your soul. Snowy lights.

Desolate life.

The first lesson of self-confidence.

Where geese land.

1.What is the difference between "at the same time" and "but"?

Answer: Using "at the same time" is more neutral and objective, so that our minds are stable, our eyes are precise, we can observe on both sides, and our minds are free to settle.

2.What is the intention of the author of this article to discuss the idea of replacing "but" with "at the same time"? In the words of the text).

A: The author's intention is to have a proper view of the world and ourselves.

3.What kind of perspective does the author think we should look at the world and ourselves?

Answer: Look at the world and yourself objectively and fairly, discover the excellence of others in more detail, and see the lights in the distance while seeing the ditch.

4.There are many figurative sentences in the article, please take one of them as an example to talk about their expressive function.

Answer: "'But' is a polarizer that allows us to focus on the bug and make its shadow dark and large. This metaphor vividly illustrates the disadvantages of "but".

5.What is the effect of the writer of the last paragraph in the second person?

The Wind Can't Beat the Sunshine This is an article by Bi Shumin, when I first saw this topic, I couldn't imagine what she would write, and even if I read the beginning, I didn't understand it, but her beginning is like this: the conjunction "but" is like a silk thread that puts Pikan on his shoulders, and is mostly used in the second half of a sentence to indicate a turning point. She then illustrates, for example, that the word "but" binds the human heart into a thin hemp rope of dynamite packets, and becomes a prelude to the immediate splash of cold water, and that the original meaning of "but" is nothing more than to emphasize the three-dimensionality of things, but it is a pity that the negative hints that accumulate over time erase the joy as soon as it appears, ignore the achievements, despise the progress, and denigrate the climb.

Changed to: The sun is good today, and at the same time the wind is strong. However, a strong wind will focus people's attention on the unfavorable factors, and it is not a good thing to feel that the sun is good, but the wind is the key.

As a result, "the wind beats the sun" is formed. And "at the same time the wind is very strong" it is more neutral and objective, the preface lingers, the afterword is also conclusive, impartial, fair and smooth, it makes.

Our minds are settled, our eyes are precise, we can see on both sides, and our minds are settled. Behind the word, there is a vision of how to see the world and oneself. I envy the author's incisive exposition and unique vision, which can be analyzed from a simple word "but".

All I know is that the magnetic field of a black hole can beat light! As for the wind, I don't know, unless this "wind" can blow the earth away, which should defeat the light

First paragraph:

The stars twinkled—in the deep blue sky, how could you hear their conversation? In the silence, in the faint light, they praised each other deeply.

This passage vividly outlines a picture of a starry sky on a sunny night, implicitly showing the yearning for human love.

The second paragraph: Childhood! It's the truth in the dream, it's the dream in the truth, it's the tearful smile when remembering.

This paragraph is to say that childhood is beautiful, and the author reveals a trace of melancholy when reminiscing about childhood.

The third paragraph: The trembling of thousands of acres - The deep black island moon has come up The source of life and the place of death!

The moon rises from the sea and sets again at dawn. For the moon, the sea is both the place of birth (rising) and the place of death (landing), so it is the source of life and the place of death.

Paragraph 4: Little brother! Three bright and joyful stars in my soul. Gentle, unspeakable, child of the soul!

It expresses the author's love for innocence and childlike fun, and she believes that the world full of childlike fun is the most beautiful.

Paragraph 5: How to depict darkness in depth? The depths of the heart, the depths of the universe, the resting places in the brilliant light.

This passage is saying that as long as you have no distractions, there is no darkness in your heart; The universe is infinite, so it seems to be dark, but there are many stars like the sun that bring us warmth and light; And it is true that there is no sunlight in the resting place of the brilliant light, but the sunlight rests in the dark night, and soon the silent night will be replaced by the powerful light of the sun, so that darkness can never overcome light.

1 "But" is a conjunction that denotes the transition between two juxtapositions, and has gradually become a "polarizer" that ignores progress and denounces mistakes.

2 A more vivid depiction of the distorted mental activity behind the use of the word "but".

3 Fair and positive words involve the evaluation of people and life guidance, and it is not possible to look at things one-sidedly and ignore the advantages or only look at the advantages and ignore the shortcomings, which is not conducive to people's correct and comprehensive understanding of themselves.

4 "Ditch" is a metaphor for shortcomings or failures.

"Lights" is a metaphor for the hope of correction and regeneration in failure.

5. Treat life and treat yourself with a positive attitude, not lose hope because of a little setback, failure or insufficiency, and be full of "sunshine" and not afraid of "wind and rain" at any time.

6. Fair and positive words involve the evaluation of people and life guidance, and it is not possible to look at things and people one-sidedly only look at shortcomings and ignore advantages, or only look at advantages and ignore shortcomings, which is not conducive to people's correct and comprehensive understanding of themselves; We must have a positive attitude towards life and ourselves, and we must not lose hope because of a little setback, failure or insufficiency, and we must be full of "sunshine" and not afraid of "wind and rain" at any time.

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