Reader s previous article Young Dragon comprehension

It expresses the author's disgust with war, describes the material and spiritual destruction of the people by war, and satirizes the behavior of some people in modern society who forget the past war and history.

I've just seen it, too.

War brings a lot of uneasiness to people's hearts, pain, fear, timidity, and even madness, and the rehearsals of war also make people resent it, and in the end it does not lead to war.

The feeling is that in China's feudal society (it should be, not sure) people are backward in their thinking, and China is also backward.

That's probably what it means, it's organizing the language.

I've just finished reading it, and I don't quite understand what exactly it's about, but what I roughly understand as an excessive fear of terrible things that have the possibility? Combining Jiang Xun's memories of his teenage life, I think this article may be related to satirizing some social phenomena at the time. Ask for the great god's auspicious understanding!

The article is more euphemistic, and it should be written about all kinds of sadness brought to people after the war.

I think the last madman must be Uncle Shen!

In order to prepare for the war, people made a lot of preparations in "material", such as black bulb covers.

In order to meet the battle formation, people have made a lot of "psychological" preparations. Whether it is my mother's tearful smile and silence, or Uncle Shen's loud scolding and intimidation, or "I" recalling the movie propaganda film about the war, they are actually making psychological preparations.

But the war did not happen.

I think this is, to a certain extent, more profoundly illustrating the horror of war.

Even dealing with a war that "did not happen" is so difficult.

And what about the war that took place? - Because ** blocked the entrance to the cave, hundreds of people died in the bomb shelter. It's even more terrifying.

Substance "is well removed. For example, there is no need for black bulb covers. The bomb shelter was abandoned.

But the shadow on people's "psychology" is difficult to shake away. The teenager has been growing up on his own, and subconsciously he has not forgotten the "welcome to war" in his childhood. The abandoned air-raid shelter is a lingering memory "scar" in the eyes of those who have had the experience of "welcoming the war".

When new life unconsciously blooms in front of the bomb shelter, the "madman" also sways in front of the bomb shelter. The image of the "madman" illustrates more profoundly that "the shadow of war, whether it happens or not, is very difficult to shake away." ”

This article is actually an indictment of war.

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