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There is a book on my bookcase that has yellowed pages but is still not the slightest damage, and it is "The Years of Mountain Dwelling". It's me.

My mother bought it for me when I was seven or eight years old, and it was about the main character, Sam. Grebery lived in the Kirsch Mountains for more than a year, and the interesting things that happened during his expeditions, such as: hunting, heating, setting traps, making clothes, furniture.

The biggest feature of this book is that it can be read again and again, which is endlessly evocative. It can be said to be a bubble gum, chew enough today, put it back, and then pull it out to taste it tomorrow when you are free. Fortunately, bubble gum doesn't take long to become tasteless, but this bubblegum-like book not only doesn't become bland and tasteless, but every time you chew it, you have new feelings and new ideas.

Among them, there are many profound philosophies in this book, such as Sam's hook was broken, he did not lose heart, he re-sharpened it, and found the shortcomings of the hook, just this ordinary thing, told me that you must persevere, don't let a failure dampen your spirit. Also, Sam uses hickory branches to make salt, and from the fact that he made condiments, he taught me that I have to be brave enough to innovate and try new things, and I will not gain anything by sticking to my old ways.

Famous books, like a lamp on the side of the road, sparkling and shining on the road of my life. Especially "The Years of Mountain Dwelling", it made me get rid of a lot of stinky problems, and it used to be a little difficult like a frosted eggplant - wilted. But since reading it, as long as there is a difficulty, find a way to solve it, and if it doesn't work once, come again!

Or think about it from another angle, it is because of this temperament that I can firmly win the first place in the class. The book is old, the pages are yellow, pull it out, dust it off, open it, read it, and you will feel that he is a guide to success.

The Mountain House Years is a 2006 book published by Jane Crehed Georges by Jane Crehed Georges, which chronicles the first year of life in Provence in the south of France.

In the book, they live in a remote village and work hard to repair the 200-year-old house they finally bought. From January, the northwest monsoon in the Rhone Valley froze their water pipes, and they dealt with local plasterers, plumbers. Eventually, they had enough of the craftsmen's procrastination and had to figure out how to deal with it themselves.

Their child, Sam, the book's young protagonist, leaves the big city of New York with the simplest tools of survival in the wilderness with the consent of his parents: a knife, a bundle of rope, an axe, some flint and steel, and returns to his great-grandfather's abandoned farm in Mount Keech to try his hand at independent life in the wilderness.

In order to make a living, he hunted everywhere to find food, went through all kinds of hardships and dangers to make traps, and with his wit, he bravely trained a newborn eaglet to become a falcon.

During the hunting season, Sam lurks in the trees, spies on the hunters hunting, and when the hunters hit the prey and can't find it and is in a hurry, he releases the falcon he has trained to frighten the hunter and use it to lure the hunter away, take the opportunity to go down the tree, and get the prey that the hunter can't find. He also burned a hemlock tree into a hollow bookstore with fire, and at the age of 10, he used the knowledge he learned to prepare a home for himself and live a carefree and happy life.

Sam in the book is not afraid to face the challenges of nature alone, and his wit, bravery, independence, determination, and determination deserve to be praised and learned by each of us.

"The Years of Mountain Dwelling" is a collection of essays by Binbin, in which he shares his comfortable lifestyle of reading in the rain and clear to everyone. Cook at sunrise and rest at sunset, cook every day, chop wood, plant vegetables, plant rice, raise chickens, feed ducks, ......Every day is different, but it's enough to rejoice.

Instead of asking what is the life you want and when you will live this life, it is better to get close to the source of life in such a determination again and again. When I no longer have to fight against anything all the time, I found that the energy saved can actually do so many things I once wanted to do.

About the Author:

Binbin, the new farmer. Because of the yearning for natural pastoral, sunny farming and rainy reading, after resigning from the trip, he began a mountain farming life in Tonglu, Hangzhou. Cooking, chopping wood, planting vegetables, planting seedlings, raising chickens, feeding ducks, in the blink of an eye, more than two years, unconsciously already a mountain people.

Plant melons and beans on sunny days, and read books and meet friends when it rains. The sun rises and the sun sets. On the way to turn ideals into reality, we reap the joy of the four seasons.

Sam, a New York boy who is the protagonist of this book, leaves home one day in May with the consent of his parents to go to Kirsch Hill to find his great-grandfather's Grimbury Farm. A knife, a bundle of rope, an axe, some flint and steel, were all he had for this escape. For Sam, this is not a short trip or camping, he is trying to survive like a tree in the forest for a long time, independently.

Following Sam's footsteps into the forest, the words "survival in the wild" gradually ceased to be an abstract symbol and illusory imagination, and its reality, hardship and charm were like a magnet that attracted all those of us who did not have the courage and opportunity to enter.

Then little Sam was able to adapt to the life of a savage, and during this time he kept a clever falcon named Storm, accompanied by a baron weasel. Of course, what dangerous experiences did he have, and what kind of wilderness survival experience did he accumulate? The most surprising thing for readers is the wonderful ending of the book!

Today, I finished reading "The Years of Mountain Dwelling" with excitement. Putting down the book, I savored the essence of the book.

In Years in the Mountains: Sam, a New York boy, leaves home one day in May to go to Kirsch Hill to find his great-grandfather's Grimbury Farm. Knives, ropes, axes, flints, and pieces of steel were all he had in store for this exodus.

For Sam, this is not a short trip or camping, he is trying to survive in the forest for a long time, independently.

I was deeply touched by Sam's independent spirit, and I was amazed at how courageous a child of almost my age could be. In China, children live in an environment where "food comes to open their mouths and clothes come to stretch their hands". No matter how old they are, they will lead their parents through spring, autumn, winter and summer.

Napoleon of France said, "If you want to do something well, you should do it yourself." "In college now, many college students can't even wash their clothes, don't do it themselves, develop the habit of dependence since childhood, and often need their mothers to be by their side, so they drop out of school, so they waste their studies.

However, our little Sam can live alone in the forest at a young age.

Sam reminded me of myself, who usually only relies on my parents and is too lazy to do the housework that I can. After watching "The Mountain House Years", Sam made me change myself, from a lazy little princess to a diligent little girl, I didn't want to wipe the table before, and now I start washing my own clothes.

I am grateful for the book "The Years of Mountain Dwelling", it is it that has made me change myself, it is it that has changed my life.