Mr Maori is a short story by Ryunosuke Akutagawa. After reading it, I was very confused. What does the author want to express? Apologize to Mr. Maori? Or because of your understanding of life as an adult, do you think what you did as a student was too much?

Looking through the comments, there are still many people who have expressed their ideas.

Some people say that Mr. Maori may be a good man, but his teaching is too weak to be a teacher.

Some people say that when I was a student, I looked down on my teacher because of his dress accent, and then I laughed at him for not studying hard.

Another advantage of reading books online is that you can see other people's understanding of books. In fact, ancient people like to read the notes of their predecessors, but now they can always see the understanding of people who have read the same paragraph.

Every comment is the feeling of this person based on his own life experience. Seeing all kinds of people, you can understand the differences between people more and more, and you can also see people who are close to you although they are not in front of you.

In fact, I don't feel much about Mr. Maori's article itself, but I am very touched by the comments.

Comments are also a kind of communication, and the communication between readers is realized by reading the same book. Reading a physical book is basically just communicating with the author unilaterally in your own subjective imagination.

Online reading will definitely replace physical books. In the future, physical books will gradually become the inheritance of traditional culture like Four Treasures of the Study, instead of being used as a tool for communication.

I get used to the barrage that I used to hate, and I feel that I have found a bosom friend when I see other people's similar barrage ideas. The barrage is actually a comment after watching the video.

The games played a long time ago are all stand-alone versions, and at most you can see some raiders. Then online games appeared, and I realized the power of communication. In online games, you can make friends and trade, which is not just playing games, but a virtual society. This may be the reason why many children are addicted to it, because here he found friends that he did not find in reality, found friends who understood himself, and got satisfaction in realizing his sense of value.

Isn't that what adults do? I read many articles and recorded my thoughts every day, and some even seemed to groan. But you can find people in similar situations to praise and comment, and you can hold a group here to keep warm.

The children huddled together in the game to keep warm, and I huddled together in the park to keep warm, hehe, hehe. When we vent our emotions, we can calm down, live well in reality, work hard and study hard.

Think too much, digress. In a word, I think I still adapt to the current online world, and my children need to adapt to the future online life. People who can't adapt will eventually be eliminated, just like some old people can't buy tickets online, can't display green codes on their mobile phones, and can only move.

Children with closed doors and headphones don't know who to play games with online. The cat curled up on my lap, and I wrote "Look at me" by the bright sunshine on the balcony. We all had a good time. I'm going to try to cook a grilled fish later, hoping to succeed, hehe. 202 102 15—2