A brief introduction to the contents of 207 on the 47th floor, and a wonderful passage on the 47th f

Kong Qingdong wandered the world for three years after 1989, doing chivalrous deeds everywhere, pointing out Jin Yong to excite the ancient dragon, and the dung is now the county master. Every time the Mongolians are as rough and bold as the Mongols, eating meat in large pieces, drinking wine in large bowls, riding horses and whipping in barren China, and singing to welcome guests from afar, so the people in the rivers and lakes are called "the prodigal son of Peking University" and "the drunken man of Peking University". In the words of a beautiful female journalist:

It's violent, but it makes us happy. ”

Kong Qingdong's article is not only vivid and interesting, but also cynical, especially after the famous "47th floor 207" was written in "Once Upon a Time at Peking University", his essay has spread far and wide, making countless heroes bend their waists. The media called it "the real humor since Qian Zhongshu", and the academic community praised him as "the Mark Twain of Peking University", which made people envious.

The style of the book is inconsistent, and some readers have criticized it. But what I'm after is not uniformity. Gong Zizhen Shiyun:

He has never been an adult, and his face is not single-minded. "I'm not big, but I also have the right to be "not single-minded". Some of my articles are not liked by most of the readers, but they are appreciated by other readers, which makes me fall on my heels and pick up money - very happy.

I think that even if some articles are really not of high level, there is no need to delete them and hide them to show that they have "changed their past wrongs" and "made extraordinary moves". I deliberately messed up the article system, which can clearly tell those friends who learn to write: a person can write any article, and can also show any article.

It should refer to this person, he has a certain status, but this person is relatively false, and he is never very sincere.

Lao Zhu is tall and fat, like a Boeing 747 standing up, with a smart mind, witty conversation, and an honest personality. The guy he eats with is called a lunch box rather than a steel helmet. Because of frequent swimming, coupled with modesty, there is a bit of a hunchback, and it is estimated that if you hit it straight, you can have l meters 9.

This public family lives in Beijing, and he does not often live in school, so he will come to my place to talk and laugh. Smoke on all sides, borrowing fire from all sides, everyone is happy to ridicule, but the bed board under his buttocks rattles. When I graduated, most of the bed boards were cracked, and the covers were all given by Lao Zhu.

Lao Zhu often wears a ski shirt, dressed neatly, especially in winter, wearing a pointed hat and thick boots, and when he pushes the door in, he is a **** in the Middle East. Don't look at him happy, he is actually very strict with himself in learning, in addition to English, Persian, French, it seems that he knows what to say. So he later married a French wife, who looked very virtuous.

After working in France for a few years, he has now returned to China to work hard to promote Sino-French friendship. Lao Zhu and I made a lot of jokes together, especially the jokes he told in the autumn of 1989, which will forever remain in my memory.

Kong Qingdong, known as the "Drunken Man of Peking University", is a professor of the Department of Chinese at Peking University, a famous altar owner of CCTV's "Hundred Lectures", and the chief blogger of Sina Culture Blog. In 1983, he was admitted to the Department of Chinese of Peking University from Harbin, and later stayed on to teach. He was once rated as the first of the "Top Ten Teachers of Peking University".

For more than ten years, Dr. Kong Qingdong has written a book that is rare in China at present, and he has accompanied the most influential thinkers today. His books such as "47th Floor 207", "The Hero of the Laughing Book", "The Finger of a Thousand Husbands", "Crazy Words in the Empty Mountain", "Long Live the Slogan", "Forty Not Bad" and other books have been selling well.