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- Jin Sheng sighed, sighing out the pain in the Music Emperor's heart. The Music Emperor is trapped in an army of millions, and the situation is full of dangers. In addition, the spiritual offensive of the god Li Zhi is on the side. The Song of Heaven's Mourning is adding fuel to the flames, waiting to break the Music Emperor's heart.
The sound swords were flying everywhere, and they suddenly had to resist Genghis Khan's precise arrows. The music emperor thought: Could this be the last du li consciousness of the ancient Chinese man? He has the appearance of great success, and his musical illusion is so lofty that everything that is imaginary is transformed into reality?
Genghis Khan's war songs are majestic one after another. Soldiers are a song, killing is a song, and the arrows of the divine bow are also songs. Li Zhi's song of gods and men is like a song of mourning for the gods. It is like the loss of life, the mourning of all living beings, and the even worse disaster is on the side. The music of Jin Shengtan's eternal sigh always has the same sound but is a sigh in any space!
The musical realm of high octave concentration is suddenly raised, the mouth vomits vermilion, the blood is spilled into the sound, the blood song, the blood song, the blood color music of heaven and earth, the rhyme is born.
The author just read a question and tried to answer it©¤
How would you describe your thoughts? It¡¯s hard to answer, let¡¯s go back to the wild thoughts first! Both ants and dragons can do it.
How would you describe your childhood? Have fun and be invincible.
Did your parents inspire you? Not easy to answer.
Did the teacher inspire you? There should be, but not very likely at the moment.
Does society inspire you? Speechless, tacit understanding.
??What do you think is the most important thing in life? Looking at the current situation, I should be like most people at this moment. Money is the most important thing. If you don¡¯t have money, you can¡¯t buy food.
What are you most proud of in your life so far? I have never encountered a life in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, that is better than my own thoughts, music, and soul.
What is the most embarrassing thing for you? This is not good, there are some.
for example? For example, if you don¡¯t have a girlfriend, for example, readers of this book will lose a lot of people, for example, you are in debt because donating money exceeds your ability (of course, you also spend it on many things, but if you don¡¯t donate, everything will be too good)
What are you most afraid of? No, no fear.
??????????????????????????????????????????????Are you willing to sacrifice your life to protect important people? Can.
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Is there anything you regret? What would you do if you were given another chance? In principle, no, I have done everything. If you insist on regretting it, then you shouldn't borrow money and donate tens of millions when you have millions. It's not bad to let yourself live the life of a beggar, but don't do it next time.
Who do you like and why? I like people with good moral character, because the world needs this kind of human race.
Who do you admire? Why? I appreciate the writer Huang Yi because I like his books very much.
Who do you hate? Why? I hate ignorant and harmful people, because such people will kill many people.
Where do you think the value of your existence is? What's the best thing about it? The value of my existence lies in never harming others! Ha ha! The best advantage is that I am proud of my life, and my pride is my humility, you understand.
What¡¯s your worst thing? Lazy, very lazy about life.
How would you like others to describe you? whatever! nice! You love it.
????????? Do you think a person¡¯s personality will change or remain unchanged?
Tolstoy once said: "Many people have a wrong idea that everyone in the world has a unique and clear set of characteristics. Such as energetic, indifferent and so on.
But humans are not like that. Human beings are like rivers. Every river is sometimes wide and sometimes narrow, sometimes fast and sometimes slow, sometimes clear and sometimes turbid, sometimes cold and sometimes warm. The same goes for humans.
¡°Every human being has all of humanity within him, sometimes one thing comes out, sometimes another. Not to mention that a person often has abnormal moments, but he is still him. "
No wonder Tolstoy is mainly famous for his small family, even if he has different reactions in different situations. But the reaction or reflection of people with different qualities remains the same.
Lev, Nikolayevich, Tolstoy (Russian: §e§Ó hnko§Ýae§Ón§é to§Ýcton, 1828-1910) Russian novelist, critic, playwright and philosopher, as well as a non-violent Christian abolitionist and Education reformer.
Tolstoy is the author of "War and Peace", "Anna Karenina" and "Resurrection", which are regarded as classic novels, and is considered one of the greatest writers in the world.
Gorky once said: Those who do not know Tolstoy cannot know Russia.
Tolstoy¡¯s parents died when he was a child and he was raised by relatives. In 1844 he entered Kazan University to study law and oriental languages, but never obtained a degree.
In 1847 he interrupted his studies and returned to Yasnaya Polyana. Manor Qingyuan, hope to run itThe school also arranges its own studies.
He delivered thatch to poor farmers, but then spent a lot of time in social venues in Moscow and St. Petersburg, and eventually owed a large gambling debt.
In 1851, Tolstoy and his brother went to the Caucasus to serve as soldiers. At this time he can try to write and analyze his behavior.
In 1852, he participated in a battle, showed bravery, and published a short "Childhood". Through the delicate description of the young protagonist's simple inner world, it shows the spiritual growth process of an intelligent and sensitive child.
In 1853, Tolstoy read Turgenev's "A Hunter's Notes". Very admired.
In 1854, Tolstoy was transferred to the Danube Front and participated in the siege of Sevastopol in the Crimean War, experiencing the cruelty of war.
During this period, he continued to analyze his growth process and wrote "Youth" and "Youth", which became important materials for studying his ideological growth.
And he wrote his war experience into "Sevastopol Stories", which was very popular after it was published. He began to become famous in academic circles. Both Turgenev and Nekrasov had high hopes for him.
In November 1855, Tolstoy left the army and returned to St. Petersburg. During this period, he was very contradictory. He re-entered the entertainment circle, drank heavily and gambled. At the same time, he clearly felt that he could no longer do this and was very angry at other people's similar behavior. Add tart cutting. This extreme personality soon made him not tolerated by the academic circle.
The most typical ones are him and Turgenev. Turgenev had a gentle temperament, which made Tolstoy have a paternal feeling towards him. He admired his talent very much and hoped that he would not waste his time. He thought that if he did not waste his talent, he would be better than anyone else. Accomplished.
The young Tolstoy sometimes got along well with each other, but they often had fierce quarrels, which eventually led to a 17-year break between the two in 1861. Turgenev was annoying in his letters to friends. He is talented, but he is like a fountain that relies on pipes to deliver water. You are always worried that it will soon run out of water.
In 1857, he traveled to Western Europe and wrote the short story "Lucerne".
In 1863, Tolstoy published the novella "The Cossacks", which was a summary of his early creations and put forward his point of view of turning aristocrats into civilians.
From 1873 to 1877, Tolstoy completed another masterpiece - "Anna Karenina". Dostoyevsky said that "Anna Karenina" is a flawless art treasure that no other work in Europe can compare with. The author is an unprecedented art master.
In 1879, he wrote in "Confessions": I have some confused moments. Life came to a standstill, as if I didn't know how to live or what to do; I felt confused, at a loss, and became depressed.
He began writing "Resurrection" in 1889 and completed it ten years later. When the male protagonist Nekhludoff knew that Maslova was the object of his seduction, his soul was deeply shaken, and he was determined to use his own actions to atone for his sins. - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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