Where is the "bitterness" in Yu Qiuyu's "Cultural Journey"?

"Cultural Journey" is a very good work, and the "bitterness" in the article is also what Yu Qiuyu wants to focus on. The sad thing about this "pain" is that he watched helplessly as our excellent Chinese culture was slowly being destroyed. Civilization cannot be passed down. Some people have tried treasures, but they are treated as rubbish. This is a very sad thing for scholars.

1. "Bitterness" is revealed in the search for mountains and rivers

When Yu Qiuyu wrote this book, he did not imagine it out of thin air, but went through many problems that still exist today. historical landmark. Put yourself in those legends from thousands of years ago, let yourself feel the historical atmosphere where ancient and modern times intersect, and see the power of the collision of Chinese and Western cultures. Yu Qiuyu used his own steps to explore the mountains and rivers of his motherland, and was thinking about the original relationship between history and life. This kind of pain accumulated in history, the interruption in cultural inheritance, and the pain of the cry from the bottom of life are all worth pondering.

2. Bitterness lies in the worry about the loss of culture

"Cultural Journey" is not like ordinary travel notes. In the book, Yu Qiuyu clearly expresses his lack of understanding of culture. The sadness of getting a proper inheritance. This pain is revealed in the fact that he is helplessly watching the passage of culture but can do nothing about it, and it also raises huge questions about the future culture. The literati's sense of responsibility made Yu Qiuyu understand that today's China still lacks the heart to protect culture. This is also Yu Qiuyu’s early warning about the cultural crisis we are facing today, as well as his exploration and pursuit of the ultimate nature of Chinese and foreign cultures. He wants to tell young people that while we regret the loss of some civilizations, we should also cherish the culture that has been passed down.

3. Suffering lies in the fundamentals of life

Many literati from ancient times to the present have been influenced by people-oriented thinking. Even if they ignore worldly affairs, they still care about the people. Those people allow themselves to be in hardships and are not understood by others, but they still retain the most precious character of literati. Literati themselves are free and uninhibited. Although they are influenced by feudal ideas, they still have an extraordinary spirit, which affects everyone today.