Ask for the morning flower and pick up the camel Xiangzi How steel is made after reading it

When I got home, I took out the "Morning Flowers and Evening Picks" from the bookshelf that I had never looked at before, and stared at the title of the book in a daze. This book is the work of Mr. Lu Xun in his later years, and what is written in this collection of essays is all about Mr. Lu Xun's childhood. When I think about the things of my childhood in my old age, it is like picking flowers that bloom in the early morning and picking them in the evening, although they lose their showiness and fragrance when they are in full bloom, but the reflection of the sunset adds a charm to it, and the fragrance that is absent is more imaginary and endless.

Wang Ba has a feeling, hahaha, you are a big bastard.

How is it the same as our school... Write it yourself, don't hurt yourself, even if it's a few simple words, as long as it's from the heart...

During the summer vacation, I read Lao She's masterpiece "Camel Xiangzi", which tells the story of Xiangzi, an old Beijing rickshaw driver. Everyone has an ideal, and Shoko is no exception, his ideal is: to have his own foreign car.

So, with diligence and perseverance, he finally got his wish. However, Heaven was going to temper him, and it didn't take long for his foreign car to be snatched away by soldiers. But he did not lose heart, and bought another foreign car by his own efforts.

But he was so unlucky, and his hard-earned savings were looted again. Repeated like this three times, Shoko could no longer muster the courage to live. He began to play a life, eating, drinking, prostituting and gambling shacks, and completely degenerated into the garbage of the city.

This story is a tragedy, a tragedy through and through. A person who was once industrious and stoic, with his own goals, ended up being reduced to social garbage. In the past, Shoko was kind and simple, honest and honest, and had a positive and tenacious attitude towards life like a camel.

The people around him are all monks for a day and ring the bell for a day, but Shoko is uneasy and calls for the status quo, he works hard for a better life, and struggles, he would rather take great risks to earn a little more money to achieve the life he wants. He is constantly pursuing, pursuing success, and pursuing happiness. However, even this did not change his final tragic end.

Maybe this is the reality, cruel, sad, and helpless. Ideals and reality are always full of contradictions, they are often irreconcilable, yet they exist at the same time. Society is realistic, it does not change for the sake of one's ideals, and it will not be flawless.

People struggle for their ideals, but in the end, they don't always succeed. Just like Shoko, he worked hard in search of a better life, but the ending was so tragic.

For Camel Xiangzi, I feel regretful, regretful, and helpless, but also feel admiration, I admire his former strength, his progress. However, in the end, he failed to defeat himself, failed to defeat society, and was defeated after all. Maybe it's because of the extreme darkness of society, maybe it's because of personal factors.

In any case, the environment plays a role in changing people, at best, which cannot be ignored. If the social order at that time had been better, Shoko might have been able to realize his ideals, and perhaps he would not have become a walking corpse. People are inseparable from society, and society determines people, if you can't handle the relationship between reality and ideals, society and yourself, it is very likely that you will lose your original self.

Man is a thinking animal and should have his own ideals and goals. But it varies from person to person, from society to society. If you are always unable to achieve your ideals, then you may become a "shoko", degenerate, decay, and disgusted with life.

After all, there are only a few people who can persevere all their lives. The pursuit itself is a process of constant change, but the process can be complex, and it is easy for people to lose themselves, and if they lose themselves, they will lose their way and even fall.