The Pumpkin Eaters Who Wrote 10

When Yishu quickly became famous as soon as he emerged, the two siblings became two strange flowers in the Hong Kong literary scene. Some people call it a miracle, saying that Yishu, Ni Kuang, and Jin Yong are "the three miracles of Hong Kong's literary circle". "Jin Yong created popular martial arts**, Ni Kuang created popular science fiction**, and Yi Shu created 'popular' romance**.

Born in Shanghai in 1946 and originally from Zhenhai, Zhejiang, Yishu settled in Hong Kong at the age of five. In 1973, Yishu went to the United Kingdom to study hotel food management, and returned to Hong Kong three years later to work in the public relations department of Furama Hotel. He is currently a professional writer and has moved to Canada.

Yi Shu ?I do not know. Take a look.

When a writer publishes a book, it's all about sales, and a good name will boost sales. What makes a good name? In the past, that kind of book title was out of fashion, and now people are looking for names with personality, and that kind of alternative.

Postmodern titles, which have no connection to the meaning of the text, have become fashionable. Nowadays, people pretend to be extraordinary and pursue individuality, but they are too blind, and what they seek has become vulgar. Just like the non-mainstream, don't you think that the non-mainstream in the modern sense has become the mainstream?

The real non-mainstream is not blindly following the herd, and has his own unique taste, even if he is not recognized by others, this is the non-mainstream. So I advise you not to put too much effort into the title of the book. Perhaps even the author could not explain the meaning of his title.

The inexplicable and wonderful words of a celebrity will make ordinary people laugh about it, and the celebrity does not need to explain, this is a kind of hype.

The title of the book comes from a nursery rhyme in the UK:

peter, peter, pumpkin eater,had a wife and couldn't keep her;

he put her in a pumpkin shell,and then he kept her very well.

peter, peter, pumpkin eater,had another, and didn't love her;

peter learned to read and spell,and then he loved her very well.

The translation is: Peter Peter, the pumpkin eater, married a wife who couldn't support her, so he raised her in a pumpkin shell, and this time she was satisfied!

Peter and Te eat pumpkins, and have a lover who doesn't love her, Peter learns to read and write, and loves her so much that he can't love her.

A person who eats pumpkin means "a man who can't afford to support a wife."

Shitai studied in Canada, and she was greatly influenced by Western culture, such as what you are not me, a cup of tea, etc., which are all ** Western culture.

The Pumpkin Eater" was originally from a British nursery rhyme "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater".

Like many people, Shitai's book, once you pick it up, it is difficult to put it down. I have to read a book in one sitting at a time, and then spend a long, long time revisiting the whole story. I was able to cry many times.

At the end of the story, I still don't understand whether I had a hallucination when I got the ball or if the person didn't die after all. But perhaps it is this understanding that allows me to better understand the deep meaning of the story.

Yishu, formerly known as Ni Yishu, and his brother is Hong Kong writer Ni Kuang. Her works also include: "The First Half of My Life", "Rouge", "Pomegranate Skirt", "Your Plain Heart", "Gadgets" and so on. Hope your problem is solved.

The Pumpkin Eater - Book Title Review**) "Don't Criticize Things You Don't Understand" by Malt Crisp Heart First of all, a bunch of people are here to criticize the title of the book. I'm here to redress my grievances. So many people are shouting their names here and don't know what to say, don't you think that you can't understand because of your own shallowness.

Why is the actor called Peter Wang? I wonder why not check it out? I'm not omniscient, and I didn't know it at first, but it's sad to live in the information age and not know how to get information.

The title of the book comes from an English nursery rhyme: Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater, Had a Wife and Couldn't keep her; he put her in a pumpkin shell, and then he kept her very well. peter, peter, pumpkin eater, had another, and didn't love her; peter learned to read and spell, and then he loved her very well.

Those who have read the book, and then read this nursery rhyme, will definitely understand the intention of the teacher. Not redundant. You need to know that the teacher is too orthodox British-educated, and she often writes "not my cup of tea", I wonder if the person who shouts that can't understand the title of the book knows the source of this sentence?

I'm afraid not. Yishu said don't criticize what you don't understand, and the counselor said that when the problem seems far-fetched, it may be because of our own short-sightedness. These two sentences are presented to all of you who criticize the title of the book.

When it comes to content, the women in each book are indeed strong and self-reliant, but does that mean that every book is the same? It's entirely true that there are different opinions, but I really don't see it that way. "The Pumpkin Eater", in my opinion, is just about people in a relationship, is it falling in love with a person or an ideal?

Many people insist that they are in love with someone else, but not everyone is so determined to be alone when they are alone. Even if it is a person who loves, sometimes it is precisely because of him that she can bring us the character that we have been pursuing but cannot get, such as my weakness and his strength. Is Peter King really so hateful?

Not necessarily. He just fell in love with his ideals, his ideal way of life. That's all.

Deception may just be a helpless choice, otherwise he can't get close to the princess in his heart.