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• 作者：千寻亿选 发布时间：2015-08-05 10:42:30

  一个中年人拿着破烂兜子，里面是几万几十万的宝贝，跑到你这里来兜售，你给几百或者几千，人家就高兴的不得了。这样的故事只能听听而已

• 作者：薛浥尘 发布时间：2021-01-29 09:32:59

  唯一的缺点是有些同类的话翻来覆去说。

• 作者：小王子的过客 发布时间：2011-11-21 23:22:32

  都没有拼音。。。

• 作者：书心为画 发布时间：2024-02-19 13:47:56

  《写作的方法》不仅仅是一本关于写作技巧的指南，更是一场引领我们探索文字之美的艺术之旅。通过这本书，我们不仅掌握了写作的底层逻辑，还领悟到了文字背后的无限可能。它教会我们如何更好地表达思想、传递信息，并与读者建立情感共鸣。

• 作者：AYO 发布时间：2020-01-15 19:29:24

  建议每位被家长从小压榨的孩子读

• 作者：豆友1460902177 发布时间：2022-09-05 07:28:06

  这本书对初学者非常友好，所举例子通俗易懂。实验操纵介绍详细清楚，越看越喜欢，你值得拥有。b站网课实录，【实验心理学：操作实务与案例（原始课件）-杨海波：04.操作定义1-哔哩哔哩】 https://b23.tv/ChQYuG1

• 战斗中的夏伯阳

  作者：君于至止 发布时间：2014-03-25 23:40:03

         最初读这本书的动机源于高中历史课本的一幅插图，我当时即被那位骑着飞奔的战马高举着军刀在战场驰骋的威风凛凛的英雄所吸引。但是历史老师在讲述俄国十月革命和苏维埃政权建设时竟然会对这个极具传奇色彩的英雄只字未提，我为此深表遗憾。后来我在靠近图书馆的角落的书架上发现这本书，封面依旧是英姿飒爽的恰巴耶夫，只可惜英雄却默默呆在角落和被灰尘沾染，当时我决定好好读这本书。

        说实话，每次在读西方文学作品之前，都为找不到合适的翻译版本而苦恼，有些作品在自己心中太过于神圣和高贵，与其去读一本蹩脚的翻译版本倒还不如不读。本书的译者的水平我个人感觉还算可以，译林往往不会让人太失望。

       作者在前四章并没有浓墨重彩的描写夏伯阳的出身和经历之类的事情，更多的是交代故事发生的背景，并且少量通过他人之口来描述夏伯阳，感觉作者有吊人胃口之嫌。夏伯阳从一出场就显得很干练和富有领导气质，但言行中也透露出鲁莽易怒的坏毛病。作为一个从农民出身而成长的红军将领，他存在些许陋习和性格缺陷，也是可以理解的。他在大草原上屡立战功，打哥萨克，灭高尔察克，作战英勇，深受士兵和被压迫人民的爱戴。他的每一次公开讲话都能鼓舞群众，虽然他文化水平不高，但其每次讲话的内容都能令人们印象深刻。本书另一个比较重要的人物就是他的政委克雷奇科夫，在战火的洗礼中他从开始接触夏伯阳到慢慢了解并建立深厚的友谊，他从思想上深深影响着夏伯阳，并且在日常相处中纠正和帮助夏伯阳的一些不当的行为，尝试改变其浓厚的无政府主义和匪气。本书很多关于夏伯阳的细致描写和个性的塑造都是通过克雷奇科夫的角度来进行的，从一开始夏伯阳的光辉形象就在他心中挥之不去，他对这位英雄充满了敬佩之情，但同时又对与其在今后的政治工作表示担忧。可以说战争让两个人都获得了成长，一个慢慢改变曾经对布尔什维克的一些偏见并成为真正的人民英雄，而另一个则摒弃了对战争和死亡的恐惧成为一名善于政治工作团结内部的好政委。

         时势造英雄，英雄改变时势。夏伯阳作为苏联前期杰出优秀的指战员，为苏维埃政权的巩固作出了不朽的功绩，书中大篇幅讲述战争的场面，红军战士在夏伯阳的带领下英勇无畏所向披靡，从而取得革命的胜利。虽然英雄在哥萨克的突袭时，淹没在乌拉尔河汹涌的波涛之中，但红军的英雄是永远留在他们身边的，直到打败敌人。

         有点不得不提的是，本书的主人公和前几年风靡大江南北的《亮剑》中的李云龙在很多方面上都有着相似之处，二者都是极具传奇英雄色彩的优秀指战员，拥有杰出的军事才能，都是从草根阶层慢慢走出来的，同时两个人都文化程度不高在政治上比较幼稚，更重要的是两个人都有一个好政委，富尔曼诺夫和都梁对塑造两位英雄形象竟然会如此相同，但个人觉得后者在对李云龙的性情刻画上要更胜一筹，也许是因为本土英雄更能吸引人而已。

       英雄总是历史长河中激荡起的最为璀璨的一朵浪花，他们不应该堙没在厚厚的灰尘之中，因为他们曾经英勇的战斗过。

       

• Beautiful and intimate essay of a reader’s journey

  作者： 发布时间：2013-03-05 21:40:59

  “Sedition has been the point of the printed word almost since its inception.” The sentence tugged at my heart. I know it well because at where I came from, print, among many other ways of expression, has been an excruciatingly censored business. Every reader has his or her own journey with books, the quote reminded me mine. While the author’s journey was a precocious and quiet child who breezed through the literary world to appease her romantic and nomadic sense. I was more like a begrudging malcontent who accidentally caught a glimpse of dystopia behind the facade of the Potemkin world she lived in, got frustrated by the absence of books in her language to make sense of this incongruity, turned to another language for deliverance.

  Books give us the ultimate freedom, freedom of the mind. “Reading makes immigrants of us all,” the writer wrote, “It takes us away from home, but, most important, it finds homes for us everywhere.” In a sense, reading is better than traveling; because it not only allows us to be travelers of space, but also to be travelers of time. The power of books not only transcends borders and cultures but also transcends generations and hierarchy. Books are the only place where we can meet the noble minds of the past epoch.

  The author penned the world of reading in a romantic and relatable way. She talked about escapism: how readers are dissatisfied people embarking a nomadic journey in mind. She talked about feminism: how vicarious experiences through reading compensated the discontent of an unlived life that caused by the stereotype and limitation enforcing upon women when she grew up. She talked about the snobbishness and uselessness associated with reading too much in popular culture. Of course, she talked about pure affection for the activity of reading. I found resonance when she wrote “those of us who read because we love it more than anything, who feel about bookstores the way some people feel about jewelers.” I smiled, because that is exactly how I feel. Is that one of wonders of reading? To eradicate mental isolation, to find people who think the way you do, because in books, you always find them.

  Like many passionate readers and writers, she also expressed worry about the dominance of Internet threatening the printing industry. Ray Bradbury expressed the same concern in Fahrenheit 451 when the TV industry in its vibrant and ascending state. But history tells us the books and reading will never die. There is no form of media more emotion-evolving than book; there is no form of media other than books can hold mass details at the same time still manage to leave room for imagination. When was the last time you were excited to see your beloved novel’s movie adaptation, only disappointed on the road back home. For me, it is every time. Readers are not only being told a story; readers have to participate, use their imagination and emotion to unfold the writers’ world. This is the beauty of reading, it is a personal journey between a reader and the writer.

  This book is beautifully written. I believe everybody who loves to read will find something they can relate from reading this book. It will make you smile.