Text / Wang Gang
After "Forty and Confused" and "Fifty and I Don't Know the Mandate of Heaven", Mr. Qi Yimin has released his latest masterpiece "Sixty Only Finally Ershun", which was published by Yunnan People's Publishing House and distributed nationwide.
Looking at the "Crossing the Decade" series, it tells us that each of us should find our own coordinates in each different era.
Confucius once said: "At fifteen I set my mind on learning, at thirty I stood firm, at forty I was free from doubts, at fifty I knew the mandate of heaven, at sixty my ears were obedient, at seventy I followed my heart's desire, and did not go beyond the norm." I have experienced everything that should be experienced, and I have tasted everything that should be tasted, ups and downs, ups and downs, ups and downs, joys and sorrows, fame, status, money, success or failure, gains and losses, just like looking at things in a mirror, you can afford it and put it down.
Life requires memory and details.
Old Joe is about to be sixty years old, he is about to get his driver's license, and he is going to buy a Mercedes-Benz. However, he is actually an old driver. He drove a car when he was all-powerful in North America more than 20 years ago and in shopping malls. .
When I read this text with a great sense of picture, I tried my best to imagine the exotic scene, and imagined the story of old Joe.
Therefore, Lao Qiao is Lao Qiao. When learning to drive in "Second Entering the Palace", you can also practice "poqi", and the emotion is quite good. For example, taking a driver's license test at the age of 58, "actually it is a kind of slopeqi. ——After climbing to the middle of the mountain in life, you pause for a while, then wait for the opportunity to start, and start the journey of the second half of life. Then, cross the finish line silently. It is inevitable that people will climb some slopes in their lifetime, some people are more; some people Fewer people; some people can start on a slope, and some people can climb the last slope and can't go any further..."
When I read the wonderful part, I couldn't help but slap my fists, and it was a slap in the face.
Behind the text are the breaths of every second in the details, the fire and salt of every day, the rise and fall of every era.
People who live transparently are more likely to accept their age and their hearts.
As the author said in the eighth part: "Something must be recorded, lest the seventy-year-old forget all the sixties." The author of Sixty Turns is not idle: after taking the driver's license, I bought a car, watched dramas, ballets, operas, and took time to go to Shenzhen. During the epidemic, I learned to teach students online classes...
Ears and ears are different.
Shun Er is the realm of ordinary people, and it is more to let the external sound conform to one's own ears, while Er Shun is free, open, and natural.
Many people keep complaining about the injustice of fate and life, complaining about their inability to succeed, lack of honor, and lack of wealth. In fact, what they lack most is the understanding of themselves and the pursuit of the future of life.
The important thing is that the author never forgets his greatest hobby - reading and writing.
The beauty of reading is hard to tell with outsiders.
Wu Congxian of the Ming Dynasty said in his reading essay "Pleasure to the Heart": "Reading history should reflect snow, and use Ying Xuanjian; reading children should be accompanied by the moon, so as to send distant spirits; reading Buddhist books should be suitable for beautiful women, so as to save the sky." After accumulating day after day, there will definitely not be a Qi Yimin who can write the book "Sixty Only Finally Ershun".
Book stories, collections, drama reviews, creative talks, and teaching notes, behind the author's continuous writing is the constant activity of thoughts. The rich spiritual fire has given the author more inspiration for creation. The whole book is full of enthusiasm and love for life.
The author expresses the philosophy of life he believes in for many years in the fullest and poetic way, showing us a rich and powerful Qi Yimin.
Of course, the words in the book are always with Qi's humor and Qi's sharpness, which always makes people laugh.
You can't help but have a feeling that the author is more and more like an old urchin who loves dancing and writing. For example, in the book "I Look at Jia Pingwa's Father and Daughter's "Second Generation of Literature", we once again experienced the unique writing of the essayist. The style, especially the limericks at the end of the article, makes people laugh.
It is said that sixty years old one Jiazi.
Everyone has their own destiny, every era has a proposition for every era, and everyone should find their own coordinates in every different era.
Just like the author has experienced online teaching under the epidemic, the first time to use the "DingTalk" teaching software, and the first time to change the figure skating skating, and more first times belonging to the author are still waiting for him ahead.
Of course, we can also classify "Sixty Talents" as a guide book like "starting again in life", but it is more honest and richer than the usual one.
With Montaigne's humorous and detached skepticism, he develops the right sense of distance.
This distance can not only glimpse into the author's heart, but also see his efforts to express his frankness.
He tells the truth about his own experiences, the mystery of reading, the meaning of travel, and his aesthetic insights.
So arrogant, humorous and full of wisdom, like a wise man chatting with you, it provides the best way to continue the wisdom, vitality and value of life.
In short, "Sixty Talents Finally Ears Shun" is not the author's compromise on life, but he has planned his "life paradigm", written without distractions, devoted himself to life, and walked the path of what he wanted.
As Somerset Maugham put it in Sixty: "Most people live a life of ease, governed by unpredictable fortunes. Many are compelled by the circumstances of their birth and the necessities of life to maintain a straight and The narrow path of life, on which there is no possibility of turning left or right. . . Only the artist .