A brief introduction to the content of ten years in Germany, and the answers to read for ten years i

Extraction code: BLDH In 1935, Ji Xianlin, a young student, went to Germany to study and began a ten-year career in detention. Decades later, Mr. Ji, an academic master, is approaching his old age, recalling the past, and writing a book "Ten Years in Germany".

The context of the time of the book describes the journey of Mr. who left his home to study in Germany. At the prestigious University of Göttingen, he chose to study Indology several times, and he devoted himself to it with passion and hard work, and finally obtained a doctorate, which laid the foundation for his lifelong academic research. In the process, he experienced the dramatic suffering brought about by the haze of the Second World War, and in addition to the suffering, he also remembered the deep thinking and friendship of his seniors.

Although Mr. said that the "autobiography" only states the facts, not the rest, but "poetry and truth" go hand in hand, and there are tens of thousands of words, and the poetry of life has already been contained in the period.

It's so good-looking, I'm so moved that I cried, and I must see the end.

The writing is not very good, mainly because the writing is not comprehensible.

The master's writing, it must be beautiful.

Haven't seen it yet. Look for a chance to see it again that day.

(1) It expresses the author's longing for the motherland. （）

2) It expresses the author's feelings of parting with Germany when he is about to leave. (The word "as if" in the first sentence shows that "I" have lived in Gögentine for ten years, and I have developed feelings for every plant and tree in Gögentine, and I am very reluctant to leave here. ）

The word "as if" in the second sentence illustrates that Gögenting is very small, and "I" seem to have been to every place many times and am extremely familiar with the things here. ）

The autobiographies of characters are often mixed with some false elements, firstly, due to the subjective wishes of the parties, and secondly, due to the wear and blurring of details due to age. Mr. Ji is very vigilant about this, and his determination and commitment to "write my autobiography, only the facts" is his determination, which is also adhering to Mr. Ji's consistent rigorous academic style. In particular, it is worth mentioning that a large number of the author's diaries of those years are quoted in "Ten Years in Germany" as a reference for facts.

Although the age is far away, the narrative of the people is vivid, and there are even the words "how it is today", and the degree of credibility is so. The appendix of the book contains 8 essays written by Mr. from 1935 to 1987, reminiscing about the events of the past and feeling nostalgic for the past.

Mr. recalls the past, the feelings are sincere, the words are simple, without pretentiousness, and it reads like a casual conversation on the other side, fresh and elegant. The thoughts of the old people lingering between the lines, although the nostalgia of time is not strong like wine, it is enough to make people feel angry.

In the essay "My Landlord", he fondly remembers his landlady, a motherly old woman, Mrs. Oppel. Her voice, smile, temperament and preferences, one by one, are very kind. When she was about to leave, the landlady cried like a lost relative, and Mr. was also in tears, what kind of affection is this, the affection that cannot be washed by decades of spring and autumn wind and rain!

The Meyer Family" describes a vague love affair between Mr. and the German girl Irmgard when he was studying in Germany. They typed together, talked heart-to-heart, and laughed warmly. After 50 years of time, Mr. sighed, "If she still stays in the world, I'm afraid she will be almost old, and now I am dying."

I'm afraid there aren't too many people in the world who can still think of her. When I can't think of her, I'm afraid there won't be anyone in the world who can think of her. "It's embarrassing to read.

There is also the Polish girl Wala, who has been with her for less than a year but is regarded as a confidant by her husband, and the Chinese friends who must go to Schiller's lawn for dinner every Sunday, and the "ten years in Germany" when she and her husband meet in a hurry and disappear in an instant, and the sea of people can no longer be found. This sentimental feeling of sadness is even more timeless and profound in the pen of an elderly man. In "The Aftermath", Mr. said:

The taste of memories is by no means pretty. I gritted my teeth and came to life. I hope that there is no need to relive the happiness and pain that have dried up in the past.

Part I.

An intellectual like me has lived to the end of his life, and he has long been left behind, and he has gone through several eras; It is also a rare opportunity in Chinese history. I am afraid that there are not too many intellectuals who have experienced this kind of experience in the past. My experience of the vicissitudes of the world and my experience of human conditions and the state of the world may have a lot to learn from others.

Ji Xianlin recounted his memories of that year: "Ten Years in Germany".

Ten Years in Germany" wedge.

Studying abroad is a godsend.

Preparations in Peking.

Manchurian car. in Harbin.

Part II. When the First World War broke out, I was just three years old and didn't know anything. Later, I read some books on this subject, and saw the wide spread of the war, the fierce struggle between the two sides, the number of people, and the weight of property losses. I had the privilege of experiencing first-hand the beginnings of the Second World War, which was much larger, much longer, and much heavier than the First World War.

But I never expected that this rare drama in human history would start so plain. Looking back afterwards, I was really a little disappointed but not enjoyable.

Over Siberia.

Göttingen lived for two years.

World War II broke out.

Complete your studies and try to return to your home country.

Part III. As the ancient Chinese saying goes: A thousand miles of pergola, there is no feast that will not be dispersed. That's what a person's life looks like.

At that time, the Buddha stipulated that Futu would not stay under the mulberry for three nights. I am afraid that if a monk stays under a mulberry tree for three nights in a row, he will have nostalgia. This is not good for the monk's practice.

I lived not in Göttingen for three nights, but for 1,200 times as many as three. How can nostalgia be avoided? Fortunately, I am a layman, I never wanted to be a monk, I didn't want to cultivate immortals and learn Taoism, I didn't want to be nirvana, the west has no points, and the east has roots.

Nostalgia let it be nostalgic! But nostalgia is limited after all. I am a man with a country, a family, parents and a wife, and it is time for me to leave.

Wedge one study abroad fever.

2. A godsend.

3. Preparations in Beiping.

4. "Manchuria" on the car.

Five in Harbin.

VI. Over Siberia.

VII in Chidu.

8. Arrived in Berlin at the beginning.

9. Göttingen.

10. The way has finally been found.

11. Remembering my mother.

12 years of life.

Thirteen chapters with a family.

In the spring of 1936, Ji Xianlin chose Sanskrit. He thinks"Chinese culture has been too much influenced by the culture of impromptuness. I want to do a thorough study of the cultural relations between China and India, and maybe I can make some inventions. "Therefore,"Not.