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After school, "I" ran to the bookstore where I eavesdropped, hiding among the many customers, eavesdropping with joy and fear, sometimes, to.

Rainy days are an excuse to read books for a long time in a bookstore. When I walked out of the bookstore, I understood the importance of reading: we are the ones who eat for a long time.

The big one also grew up reading!

This article mainly talks about"Me"Eavesdropping in the bookstore, "I" like to read, and I often go to the bookstore with a lot of people to read after school, but I never buy books, so I read secretly, but I am afraid of being driven out by the boss. It expresses the author's thoughts and feelings of thirst for knowledge.

The little author is next to Sanyangchun. Reading.

Name Chinese: 林海音。

Names: Lin Hanying.

Gender: Female.

Year of birth and death: 1918-2001

Country: China.

Nationality: Miaoli County, Taiwan Province.

Lin Haiyin (1918-2001) Lin Haiyin, formerly known as Lin Hanying, nicknamed Yingzi, was born in Miaoli County, Taiwan Province, in 1918 in Osaka, Japan. In 1921, he returned to Taiwan with his parents; In 1923, he moved to Beijing with his family and settled in the south of Beijing. It was not until 1948 that he returned to his hometown Taiwan with his husband and children.

Lin Haiyin studied in Beijing since childhood, studied as a female teacher when she grew up, and later entered the Beijing World Journalism College. After graduating, he joined Beijing "World **" as a reporter, and also worked as a librarian. These professions provided a wide range of opportunities, which enabled her to have a deeper understanding of the social landscape of old Beijing, and provided a lot of material for her later creations.

Her famous work ** "Old Things in the South of the City" is based on this life. After Lin Haiyin returned to Taiwan with her husband in 1948, she was hired by the newly founded "Chinese **". In 1951, "United **" was founded, and she was appointed as the editor-in-chief of the supplement of "United **", and her husband was the main writer.

During this period, she paid special attention to nurturing and supporting Taiwan's local writers. For example, when Zhong Lihe's manuscripts are often rejected, Lin Haiyin often makes his manuscripts see the light of day. After Zhong Lihe's death, Lin Haiyin also published his first book "Rain" for him, and then his long "Kasama Farm" was also published in the supplement of "United**".

When he was editing the supplement of "United **", Lin Haiyin published a poem called "Boat", which described a ship that floated in the sea for a long time, and finally floated to an isolated island, and the gold and silver treasures were slowly used up, so they fell into hardship. The Taiwan authorities believed that this was an allusion to Chiang Kai-shek's living conditions after he arrived in Taiwan, and arrested the author, so Lin Haiyin could no longer compile supplements.

Revised essay for the fifth grade of primary school.

Turning the corner, seeing the signboard of the restaurant, smelling the aroma of stir-frying, and hearing the sound of pots and spoons striking, I slowed down. After school, I rushed here to not a restaurant, but a bookstore next to it.

As I walked, I thought, "Where did you read yesterday?" Which book is placed in **?

Third row on the left, nice ......When I walked to the door, I saw that the bookstore was still as crowded with customers as ever. I can rest easy. But I was worried about whether the book would sell out, because I had seen people buy it for days, and it seemed that there were only one or two copies left yesterday.

I stepped through the door, secretly glad that no one was looking. I tiptoed under the adult's armpit. Yo, messed up the short hair, it's okay, I'm finally squeezing in.

In the rows of colorful books, my eyes searched eagerly, but could not find the book. Start from the beginning and look for it again. Yes!

It's here, it wasn't where it was yesterday.

Hurriedly opened the book, one page, two pages, and I read greedily like a hungry wolf. I'm happy, and I'm afraid—this eavesdropping!

I was afraid of being discovered by the bookstore owner, and whenever I felt that the environment was no longer suitable for reading, I would put down the book and walk out and go to another store. Sometimes, a book cannot be read in several bookstores.

I like to go to bookstores with a lot of customers because they don't get noticed. There are a lot of people who come in to read books, but I'm afraid there aren't many people like me who come and never buy them. So I'm going to hide myself.

Sometimes I stick to an adult's side, as if I were his little sister or little daughter.

The happiest thing was the rainy day, and the more it poured, the happier I became, because then I had a good reason to stay in the bookstore. It's like hiding from the rain under the eaves, you're always embarrassed to drive me away, aren't you? I sometimes have to pretend to frown, and from time to time I look into the middle of the street, as if to say:

This rain has caused me to not go back. In fact, my heart shouted with joy, "Bigger!

Bigger! "I was so hungry when the smell of food wafted from the restaurant that I had to daydream about it: what if I had money in my pocket! I went to eat a bowl of hot noodles, and when I came back, someone had already set up a sofa and sat down comfortably to continue reading.

My legs were so sore, I had to alternate between one leg and sometimes lean against the bookcase for a momentary rest.

Every time the daylight in the bookstore came on, I realized that I had been standing here for more than two hours. I closed the book and spat as if swallowing all the wisdom before reluctantly putting it back on the shelf.

I walked out of the bookstore with my head down, my feet a little numb, but I was relaxed. At this time, I always think of the words of encouragement from my Mandarin teacher: "Remember, you grew up eating and reading!" ”

The author of this article is Lin Haiyin; The article "Eavesdropping" was written by Lin Haiyin.