Mr. Lao She in my memory Ji Xianlin 5

People with a strong sense of social responsibility, critical spirit, and outstanding artistic talent.

Ji Xianlin believes that Mr. Lao She is a person with a strong sense of social responsibility, critical spirit and outstanding artistic talent. In his biography, he mentioned Mr. Lao She's concern for the country and society, his thinking on social problems and his response to social reality; At the same time, Ji Xianlin saw Mr. Lao She's profound thinking and expression of humanistic care from Mr. Lao She's literary and artistic works.

Ji Xianlin is a respected expert and scholar of ancient Chinese culture, who has had contact and interaction with the famous writer Mr. Lao She. He once wrote a biography of Lao She's brother Qingsheng with tens of thousands of words, and spoke highly of Mr. Lao She's image and personality.

In the 30s of the last century, Ji Xianlin was admitted to Tsinghua University with his own efforts, and Li Chang became Ji Xianlin's classmate. One day, Li Chang wanted Ji Xianlin to accompany him to Lao She's house for dinner, you must know that at that time, professors and students in the university seemed to be people from two worlds. Ji Xianlin was ecstatic when he learned about it, and he could finally see Lao She himself.

In fact, literati like us ordinary people will have their own objects of worship in their hearts, and they are like a lamp that guides us forward, let us learn from their strengths, and let them become our goal and motivation. Perhaps it was the influence of Lao She that made Ji Xianlin continue to develop on the road of literature. After Ji Xianlin, Li Chang and Lao She met, the atmosphere was very harmonious, and Mr. Lao She did not put on his own professor's stand, but was amiable and talked naturally, which left a deep impression on Ji Xianlin.

It was through Li Chang's introduction that Ji Xianlin and Mr. Lao She met.

There are thoughts and feelings like chasing stars, like the elders, Mr. Lao She pays for "me" haircuts.

2) True, pure. It shows that Mr. Lao She is kind, cordial, mingles with the people, has no fight, and is familiar with and loves Beijing.

This sentence uses the rhetorical method of metaphor to vividly write that the light emitted by Mr. Lao She's moral essay is like the sun and the moon, and the high guess is like the Beidou of Mount Tai, expressing his respect, appreciation, admiration, and admiration.

3) The small place can better show people's conduct, the author through his own personal experience of small things, to show Mr. Lao She's amiable, deep into the people, careful and considerate and other good qualities.

4) Mr. Lao She is a university professor who is amiable, speaks naturally, speaks with a Beijing flavor, and makes friends from all walks of life; He is a virtuous writer and a master of language; He is a person who does not put on a shelf, is amiable, enthusiastic and generous, and is careful and considerate.

Ji Xianlin is a well-known Chinese writer and cultural scholar, and he once conducted in-depth research on Lao She and carved Dan's limb paintings. According to his research, Ji Xianlin considers Lao She to be a writer full of vitality and vitality, and his literary works are full of humanistic care and social significance, and are deeply loved by the majority of readers.

In Ji Xianlin's view, Lao She's literary image has the following characteristics:

1.Brave and strong: Lao She has courage and determination in his creation, he dares to challenge the old literary system and ideological concepts, and express his unique opinions and opinions.

2.Focus on society: Lao She's works focus on social reality, reflect the lives and thoughts of the people, and are a true people's writer.

3.Vivid language: Lao She's language is vivid, close to the people, and rich in folk color, which can arouse the resonance and emotional resonance of readers.

4.Ideological depth: Lao She's works are not only literary works, but also ideological works, and he expresses his thinking and exploration of human survival and destiny through **, drama and other forms.

Every time I think of him, I feel sad. I am saddened that China has lost an upright writer who loves the motherland and the people, and I myself have lost an amiable old friend who is a teacher in terms of age. At present, I myself have reached my old age, and my heart can no longer bear this grief, and I do not want to take it away from the world.

I know that primitive man believed in the mysterious power of words, and I never believed in it that way. But wouldn't it be a great thing for me to be a primitive person now, and to put my grief and nostalgia into words, and perhaps this grief will suddenly disappear and restore the peace of my mind?

Since I was in high school, I have read Mr. Lao She's books, such as "Lao Zhang's Philosophy", "Zhao Ziyue", and "Erma". After I arrived at the university, and after I left the university, as long as he had a new release, I would definitely have a sneak peek, and I had read "Divorce", "Camel Xiangzi" and so on. At first, due to the limitations of the level, I dare not say that I understood all of his writings.

But I always felt that he was different from other writers. His language is vivid and humorous, with an authentic Beijing dialect, sometimes mixed with a bit of Shandong colloquialisms. He doesn't have the very awkward style of many writers who make people feel uncomfortable when they read it, and a fresh and lively power beats between the lines.

His humor is also different from the deliberate humor of Lin Yutang and others. In short, Mr. Lao She has become one of my favorite writers in my life, and I have high respect for him.

However, I met Mr. Lao She by chance. In the early thirties, I left high school and came to Tsinghua University. At that time, Mr. Lao She was teaching at Jinan Qilu University.

Jinan is my hometown, and I go back every summer vacation. Li Changzhi is a native of Jinan, and he is the only one of my classmates who has a "three-in-a-row" primary school, middle school, and university. One summer vacation, he told me that he was going to invite Mr. Lao She to dinner at home and asked me to accompany him.

In the old society, university professors were generally very large, and there were two classes between them and college students. I was a little flattered to ask me to accompany my university professor to dinner. When I met Mr. Lao She, he was not the kind of university professor I had in mind.

He speaks naturally, amiably, and has no frame at all, especially his authentic Beijing accent, sonorous, listening to him is like listening to **, which is a kind of enjoyment. Since then, we've known each other.