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The Old Man and the Sea.

A ship crosses the end of the world and sails into the unknown sea, and on the bow of the ship hangs a flag that is still gorgeous despite the erosion of the wind and rain, and on the flag, the four words like a cloud dragon are dancing and shining - beyond the limit! Here's how the author Hemingway commented on his work "The Old Man and the Sea".

The Old Man and the Sea creates a classic tough guy image. An old Cuban fisherman named Santiago went out fishing alone and caught a huge marlin after 48 days of nothing. It was a large fish two feet longer than his boat that the old man had never seen or heard of.

The fish was so vigorous that he dragged the boat adrift for two days and two nights, and the old man went through a difficult test that he had never endured before, and finally stabbed the big fish to death and tied it to the bow of the boat. However, at this time, he encountered a shark, and the old man fought to the death with the shark, but the big marlin was still eaten by the shark, and the old man finally dragged home only a bare fish skeleton.

Why didn't Hemingway let the old man win in the end? In the words of the old man: "A person is not born to be defeated", "People can be destroyed, but they cannot be defeated."

This is the philosophy that "The Old Man and the Sea" wants to reveal. It is undeniable that as long as you are human, you will have flaws. When a person acknowledges this flaw and strives to overcome it rather than submit to it, it does not matter whether he ends up catching a complete marlin or an empty skeleton, because the value of one's life has been fully demonstrated in the pursuit of marlin.

He has worked hard and struggled for his ideals, isn't he a winner? The old fisherman is the one who dares to challenge his own flaws and his own courage and confidence. From the point of view of the secular view of victory, the old fisherman is not the final victor, because although he defeated the big marlin at the beginning, in the end the big marlin was eaten by the shark, and he only returned to the shore with the white skeleton of the big marlin, that is, the shark was the victor.

However, in the eyes of the idealists, the old fisherman is the victor, because he has never compromised and surrendered to the sea, not to the big marlin, and not to the shark. As the master Beethoven said, "I can be destroyed, but I cannot be conquered".

Human nature is strong, and human beings themselves have their own limits, but it is precisely because of people like the old fisherman who challenge and surpass them again and again that this limit expands again and again, and puts greater challenges in front of mankind again and again. In this sense, heroes like the old fisherman Santiago, regardless of whether they succeed or fail in challenging the limits, are worthy of our eternal respect. Because, what he brings us is the noblest self-confidence of human beings!

Life is an endless pursuit. Its road is long, difficult, and full of ups and downs, but as long as he is brave and tenacious to meet the challenges with a confident heart, he will always be a true winner!

I'm sorry, aren't you looking for it on the Internet?

When I opened the Analects, I felt like I had traveled through a tunnel of time and space for thousands of years, and I saw an ancient man full of wisdom coming towards us - Confucius, a great thinker, educator, and a great man who influenced China's educational culture, social etiquette, civilization and morality for 2,000 years. He left behind many words that make us permanently reflect on life and learning, and are worthy of our reference. His words and deeds are deep in learning, filial piety, virtue, and politics.

As long as you can learn to "read thinly" the book "Analects", you will conclude that the "Analects" has written the following aspects:

1. Learning. The Analects tells us one thing first, learning. Learning is a big event in life. The Analects begins by telling us an ironclad fact that people have to learn.

Learning is to learn from time to time, and it is fun to learn", to learn, first to learn to cultivate an interest in learning, secondly, to choose the appropriate method, and finally to persevere in the effort. Only in this way can you learn well.

2. Filial piety. Filial piety, both in ancient times and today, has an unshakable position in China. "If a person is not filial, he is not a righteous man and a gentleman, and this kind of person is rare. About half of the "Analects" involves the word "filial piety".

Because of this, it was later recognized as the orthodox Confucian school of thought, which popularized filial piety very widely and consolidated the position of filial piety in people's hearts.

3. Friendship. What is the most important thing in the world? It's a friend. What is indispensable in life?

Or friends. This is much said in the Analects. "Making friends with elegant friends and noble friends" is a good way to motivate yourself.

Make friends who are stronger than yourself, so that you can work hard and become a superior person.

Fourth, ideal. Confucius said, "You can't win the ambition of the horseman, even if the three armies can win the commander." This sentence is widely spread among the Chinese people, that is, a person's ambition determines his life's development and efforts. But from today's point of view, the most important thing is not how noble our ultimate ideal is, but what kind of starting point we have in front of us.

We often do not lack ambitions, but lack the down-to-earth path that has accumulated step by step before reaching the volunteer.

Fifth, the happy outlook on life.

Reading the Analects makes one know benevolence and righteousness. Confucius said that "benevolence loves others", and "benevolence" is to love others, and a person who loves others is called love. Achieving others is selflessness.

"Benevolence" is to love yourself, there is no one in the world who only loves others and does not love himself, and he who does not even love himself, can he love others?

Righteousness must be happy, otherwise, it will run counter to human nature and will not be true righteousness. True righteousness comes from the heart, so there will be true happiness. True success in life must be accompanied by happiness, if a person's wealth, fame, and achievements do not bring you happiness, then what is the value of these things?

From this, we should learn from Confucius's hedonism and the encompassing concept of happy life.

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The most important point of writing the feeling after reading is to read the eyes of the book or article you are reading, and the feeling after reading is inseparable from the quotation, summary, and evaluation of the original text, and it is inseparable from the feeling of your own feelings. As long as these two words are expressed well, it is a good feeling after reading.

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As Chinese, we should not only pay attention to contemporary culture, but also look back at the lessons learned by our ancestors from life. Since I was still a little knowledgeable, I could only read some short and easy-to-understand ancient texts, but I also benefited a lot.

There is a sentence in the Analects: "Learn and learn." Don't you mean? "Tell us that learning knowledge is not just about learning once, but more importantly, we should review and consolidate knowledge frequently.

At the same time, it is necessary to treat learning as a process of enriching oneself and treat it with a happy mood. Another sentence "Reviewing the old and learning the new can be a teacher." "It also emphasizes the importance of reviewing old knowledge, and also requires new experiences and discoveries every time.

On the surface, it's hard to "learn from the past", but as long as you think about it from a different perspective, there will always be new discoveries. And we have gained more experience from the process. This method of learning of Confucius is common in ancient and modern times, and it is also advocated by modern educators.

By perusing the Analects and reading only two sentences, one gains this method of learning, and those who are dismissive of ancient texts are not impressed?