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《笙考级教程》是“新编中国民族管弦乐学会社会艺术水平考级教程丛书”的固有品种，分为四册：《笙考级教程第1-4级》是初级水平教程，《笙考级教程第5-6级》是初中级水平教程，《笙考级教程第7-8级》为中高级水平教程，《笙考级教程第9-10级》为高级水平教程。每一级均包含练习曲6首，乐曲20余首两个部分，难度适中。每册最后附有“笙常用演奏符号表”。所有曲目都具有较高的欣赏价值。

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《笙考级教程》是“新编中国民族管弦乐学会社会艺术水平考级教程丛书”的固有品种，分为四册：《笙考级教程第1-4级》是初级水平教程，《笙考级教程第5-6级》是初中级水平教程，《笙考级教程第7-8级》为中高级水平教程，《笙考级教程第9-10级》为高级水平教程。每一级均包含练习曲6首，乐曲20余首两个部分，难度适中。每册最后附有“笙常用演奏符号表”。所有曲目都具有较高的欣赏价值。

• 作者：知非 发布时间：2022-04-24 00:04:09

  内容简略扼要 注释内容极大

• 作者：somerby 发布时间：2011-11-07 13:16:21

  这是小学语文课本里的。不知道是不是作者杜撰。当时我一直以为真的有这种事情发生

• 作者：枯川满 发布时间：2013-11-24 16:11:47

  古拉格之子；上帝之子；俄罗斯之子。某种意义上（这意义的指向不能由缺失信仰的我们来说），索尔仁尼琴即是圣徒。与对无神论共产主义的极度憎恨相平行的是对国民回归灵性迫切性的竭力呐喊。而他的斗争、牛犊顶橡树般的牺牲勇气昭示予世人及后代的核心便是斗争与勇气本身，当然还有宗教对心灵的慰藉以及理性之光。“......通过这样做，他证明了，最终的胜利者是信仰，而不是命运。”

• 作者：月亮照在六便士 发布时间：2017-10-08 20:43:37

  新疆路上kindle unlimited 勉强看完 这书名跟风 编辑就是坏 吕思勉的语言怎么可能是什么 你一定爱读

• 作者：diduanyan 发布时间：2019-08-12 22:36:57

  几乎任何一个东亚社会的女性都会从金智英身上看到自己，想起那些身为女性才会遭遇的不公。我在想我是否比我妈过得更自由，拥有更多选择呢？答案是肯定的，经过许多前辈的努力，女性毕竟获得了更多的权利。然而，前路依然充满艰难险阻。近两年，我总是不遗余力地告诉我认识的女性朋友：千万不要轻易地结婚生子，否则你将失去原本就很少的自由。这是我能为朋友提出的最切身的忠告。

• 作者：砚小朵™ 发布时间：2015-02-05 02:18:32

  五星好书，前提是你得照着去做。自身体重训练完全破了健身迷津，只是跪求作者多谈狱内八卦故事，比如如何从捡肥皂的怂包变身大魔王神马的，哈哈哈。

• 搬运-书籍叙述和作者真实生活中冲突的地方：These are the holes in ‘Primates of Park Avenue’

  作者：知蛛養殖與按摩 发布时间：2019-01-08 13:52:34

  https://www.marketwatch.com/story/how-true-is-primates-of-park-avenue-2015-06-08

  估计是有作者的演绎在这本书里面吧

  It’s the book everyone on the Upper East Side is talking about. But is “Primates of Park Avenue,” an exposé on the moneyed mommies of Manhattan, really true?

  A Post review of the best seller found holes big enough to drive an Escalade through.

  Author Wednesday Martin — whose real first name is Wendy — claims in the memoir to have spent six years “doing field work” with her two kids on the Upper East Side conducting an armchair anthropological study.

  But Martin only lived there for three years, with one kid, and mentions stores and services that didn’t exist, calling into question the scenes and behaviors she describes.

  Modal Trigger“Primates” includes eyebrow-raising anecdotes, such as the claim that some women receive yearly “wife bonuses.” After readers expressed doubt, Martin backpedaled, telling New York magazine: “I don’t necessarily think it’s a trend or widespread. It was just one of the many strange-seeming cultural practices that some women told me about.”

  Although the book includes no such disclaimer and is advertised as a “memoir,” Martin told The Post she “telescoped certain parts of the narrative in order to protect the privacy of friends, neighbors, associates and family.”

  That “telescoping” seems to have moved events that happened in different neighborhoods and put them on the Upper East Side.

  In the book, Martin says she and her husband moved from the West Village for her toddler son. She describes being forced to undergo an unusual interview to purchase her Park Avenue abode.

  The co-op board, she says, held the interrogation in her bedroom, where she was confined because of a difficult pregnancy. She wears a strand of pearls while propped up in bed, the board members gathered around her.

  It’s an amusing scene.

  Except, while property records show her and her husband bought an apartment at 900 Park Ave. in January 2004, she does not appear to have been pregnant at the time.

  Martin’s first son was born in 2001 and her second was born in 2007 — the year she moved from the Upper East Side to the Upper West Side.

  Throughout the book, she claims to have been raising two boys on the Upper East Side. They are her supposed entree into the world of play dates and tutors.

  Martin said she was shunned by the “Mean Girl Moms” who looked down on her as an outsider.

  Still, Martin says, she eventually “goes native” and buys into the culture, becoming a full-fledged participant in privileged Upper East Side daily life.

  She says she attended grueling exercise classes at Physique 57 to lose her baby weight after her second son’s birth. But the upscale gym did not exist when she claims to have exercised there.

  She also describes a posh party where the guests bring the hostess gifts from an upscale macaroon shop. But Ladurée didn’t open in New York until 2011, four years after she had moved.

  While at a lunch date just prior to the party, Martin and a friend do an accounting of how much their over-privileged peers spend on personal grooming, clothing and transportation. Her friend refers to Uber, even though the car service didn’t debut in the city until 2011.

  The eldest son attends the “fanciest” nursery school on the Upper East Side — a thinly veiled reference to the 92nd Street Y preschool. Martin describes feeling “euphoric” that he was accepted at a “good” school.

  But while Martin needles over-privileged parents, records show that her husband sued the Y in 2013, saying their youngest son fell off the monkey bars at the school in March 2012 and suffered “severe and permanent injuries.”

  Martin’s Instagram feed has numerous photos of the boy — on a kayak, swimming, playing, sliding down a giant carnival slide and jumping off a lifeguard tower in the Hamptons.

  The suit, which doesn’t specify damages and is ongoing, blames the Y for failing to supervise the child and “failing to catch” him before he hit the ground. Martin told The Post that the suit is “pretty standard insurance-company stuff.”

  In the book, Martin says her family leaves the Upper East Side after both sons are accepted to a school across town, even though one hadn’t been born yet.

  Public records show Martin and her husband, Joel Moser, sold their Park Avenue pad — at a $1 million profit — in June 2007, only 3 1/2₂ years after arriving, not six. They moved to a $3.7 million co-op apartment on the Upper West Side.

  Martin was actually pregnant during this house hunt. Her youngest boy was born a few months after the move.

  In her muddled narrative, Martin writes that while living on the Upper East Side, she became pregnant at 43 with her third child. She confides she briefly considered aborting the pregnancy, only to go forward and miscarry in her sixth month.

  In the book’s emotional climax, Martin describes how the Mean Girls she once thought “bitchy and off-putting” rallied around her with support and comfort.

  Did this outpouring ever happen? At the time, Martin already would have been living across town, far from the women she derides on the Upper East Side.

  Asked specifically about the timing of the miscarriage, Martin replied, “I am not going to answer questions about my health, reproductive health or choices, children, or private meetings.” She added: “Since the book is organized by topic (ex. real estate, social hierarchies, exercise), it is not always a straightforward chronology.”

  Simon & Schuster, which published the book, declined to comment.

• Nobody left to hate

  作者：桃童默默呛 发布时间：2020-06-15 13:26:22

  题目是阿伦森爷爷的一本小书，主要是讲述如何用拼图教室制造共情，避免学生之间的欺凌。拼图教室其实在阿伦森主编的《社会心理学》也有详细讲述。另外编写一本小书，是因为1999年美国科罗拉多科伦拜恩校园发生枪击事件。两名备受同学欺凌的高中生携枪入校，杀害13名师生后饮弹自杀。现在看来时间也挺久远的，不过不管是通过阅读，如下面的两则摘抄，还是重新身处校园里，即使是研究生，都还能感受到“学校”这个小环境的同辈压力和欺凌，并且随着外在大环境因素：疫情，网路，政治环境，经济水平分化，Metoo…的影响，同辈压力和欺凌更让人瑟缩与担忧。Nobody left to hate在2019年7月终于出版中文版《不让一个孩子受伤害》，这是现在就着手准备以达到的期许。

  你没感受过同侪之间的自我认同压力吗？这个年纪的孩子，有多少个可以不在乎他人眼光、我行我素地过活？当所有人都同意‘二加二等于五’时，你敢力排众议，冒着被他人排挤孤立而大声反对吗？假如郡主的姐妹们觉得郡主是个弱者，她肯定不到一天便会被贬为‘庶民’咧。国泰也好、郡主也好，全都挂着不同厚度的假面具，为了成为他人眼中的理想形象，他们都在勉强自己。本来成年人该告诉他们要有自信、由衷地做自己就好，可是我们这个病态社会只在乎教育能否制造出一批批服从权威、配合主流、具备相同学识与能力的机器人，而这些机器人又将下一代塑造成另一批机器人。

  ——陈浩基《网内人》

  小刘指着一个同学，用中文说道，“他爸爸是个犯人！”朱老师对我耳语道，“他想抢银行。”那个小男孩胆怯地瑟缩在座位里。他的同桌名叫吴吴，是个有着玫瑰色面颊的小女孩。当我问到她父母职业的时候，她无动于衷，因为没听懂我的问题。另一个孩子用一种“我是老师小帮手”的语气得意地说，“别跟她费事儿，梅老师，她特别笨！”

  学校总是灌输对权威绝对尊重和服从的思想，所以学生们都对老师有着超乎寻常的尊敬。进入教室前要先大声喊“报告”，还得敬个礼。不过，说到同学与同学之间的关系，那就是各管各的了。计划生

  育政策让多数家庭都是独生子女，孩子们结成了规矩严格，关系紧密的小团体，以此替代计划生育政策让他们缺失的兄弟姐妹。班主任鼓励孩子们互相打“小报告”，并指定了一些学生干部，形成了一套

  “班级管理系统”。班干部们有不同的职责，一个专门负责收作业，并写下迟到旷课的名单；另一个则带领大家排好队参加晨练，警告那些不好好下蹲和弯腰的同学；一个负责组织和监管班级大扫除；一个把大说脏话的同学名字记下来；一个每天带领全班做保护视力的“眼保健操”，只要看到有人没使劲卖力地“轮刮眼眶”，他就把那孩子的名字写在黑板上。

  我停止上课，换说中文，告诉孩子们，每个人的情况不同，但都要学同一本教材，所以成绩好的同学应该帮助那些学不懂的同学，不应该嘲笑和责骂他们。而我为之说好话的吴吴，这个脸颊绯红的沉默女孩抬起头，用轻松欢快的语调对我说，“不，是真的，梅老师。我就是特别笨。”

  ——迈克尔·麦尔《再会，老北京》