Read Shi Shuo Xin Yu

Thank you, Mr. Wang, for introducing me to the reading group of Shi Shuo Xin Yu, and I have the honor to read the whole set of Shi Shuo Xin Yu with Mr. Zhu.

In the spring, under the active organization of Mr. Zhu in our school, I was fortunate enough to join the public welfare reading club of Zhonghao. I listened to songs and music together with the book "University" and "The Doctrine of the Mean". During this period, I got to know Mr. Peng Hong, the great disciple of Mr. Chen Qin. I heard teacher Peng's voice from the audio of China Classic Simple Reading Model for countless times, and I have long been fascinated by her rich reading voice. I was lucky enough to add a v this time. After a brief talk, she introduced a new reading group, Shi Shuo Xin Yu Reading Group, to Mr. Zhu and me. So from the end of April, I started reading with Mr. Zhu Xueqin.

Every morning, Mr. Zhu sends the pronunciation of the content to be read that day to the group. Teacher Zhu reads slowly, has a nice voice, is clean and neat, enunciates clearly, has a strong sense of rhythm, and feels particularly comfortable to listen to. Under her daily reading, I insist on reading two or three passages in classical Chinese every day. Sometimes what is left behind occasionally will be made up later. I joined the league late and didn't study before. I try my best to make up for it after class. It took me nearly two months to catch up with Teacher Zhu.

Under the guidance of Mr. Zhu, I learned more about the dark chaos and charm of the society in Wei, Jin and Six Dynasties from a short story, and how flashy the scholars were in Wei, Jin and Six Dynasties. For example, I had only a little knowledge of the Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest before, but from here, I can understand their characteristics and deeds from many angles. Another example is the great calligrapher Wang Xizhi and his sons Wang Huizhi and Wang Xianzhi. Their temperament and stories also let me know more about them from here.

Shi Shuo Xin Yu is Liu Yiqing's notebook novel, which records the words and deeds, anecdotes and situations of the ruling class in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties from the aspects of politics, economy, society, literature and thought. Sometimes it surprises me, sometimes it makes me laugh, sometimes it hides my thoughts, and sometimes it comes to my mind.

I read the whole book in 2 15 days today. I don't seem to remember anything when I close the book, but when I look through it again, there are traces that I have clearly walked, some are far away, some are strange, and some are clearly on my chest. Actually, how important is remembering? In the process of reading, the "extraordinary words", "extraordinary actions" and "extraordinary ways" of Wei and Jin celebrities are silently nourishing the soul. Close the book and remember it silently. Although thousands of years have passed, the era of pursuing frankness and emphasizing spiritual freedom has long been missed by our readers.

Professor Xu Jianshun often said that "every word is everywhere" when talking about the classic traditional culture of China. Here, too!