Chapter 79 Wang Cailing's mission

"Lichun" sets the identity of the heroine Wang Cailing as a music teacher in a normal school, and sets Hu Jinquan's identity as a dance teacher in a cultural center.This identity is very appropriate. Twenty years ago, the teachers of cultural centers and art schools were usually the first part of the literature and art in a small town. Just like "Teacher Meng" in our small town cultural center, she used to be a beautiful woman, but was oppressed by her family and married a simple, honest and not very well-to-do worker.Because in those days, workers were popular; moreover, kind and poor men were more tolerant of this somewhat neurotic woman.When we saw her, she was already old, but she refused to accept her age with burning eyes.Bodybuilding pants just became popular, and she was the first to struggle to put herself in them; just became popular to play a group dance with a tape recorder in the park in the middle of the street, she was the convener, she enthusiastically arranged programs for factories, mines and enterprises, and attracted a large number of young boys who love literature and art girl.She also had a great love for the military (because they were lively and represented the world beyond the small town), so many military-local marriages were made.In the end, her daughter, once she had grown up—and was expected by everyone in the town—to be a tall and beautiful woman, she also arranged for her to marry an officer.

Like Wang Cailing in "The Beginning of Spring" and the elder sister in "Peacock", she did not come here to enjoy the spring, but she keenly felt the coming of spring and pushed forward with all her strength. Duck rushing to the river.The mission they shoulder is not to become female star soprano singers, but to become consumers of female star soprano singers, or the mothers or even grandmothers of stars and singers. They are the cornerstones, the cells, and the true creators of literary and artistic trends.This is the mission of any woman with a burning eye or a burning heart.The early rise of novels is due to the economic development, and there are a large number of women who can stay at home and need novels to pass the time. The best-selling novels are exactly the themes and genres they like, such as epistolary, diary, mourning, and martyrdom. , and every subsequent peak of literature and art must be accompanied by the improvement of women's status and economic conditions.Columnists became popular, and serialized novels became a trend, even before Taiwanese romantic dramas became popular 20 years ago.Either the factory has cultivated a group of female workers who can control their own income, or the well-off family has produced a group of young girls with enough pocket money.

Moreover, even though they, like Wang Cailing and others, have finally let go of their dreams and become wives and mothers, it still affects their husbands and children.They became the mothers of DH Lawrence, Allen Ginsberg, and Billy's ballet teacher in "Out of My World", passing on their fragile and sensitive breath to them.They are not necessarily nobles, but they have nurtured the second and third generations of spiritual nobles.So you see, the muse is a goddess, not a big man, and if the muse needs an exact image, it should be a mother with a burning eye, like Duras's mother, or in "Blue Sky", in the boring Air Force Jessica Lange dressed as Marilyn Monroe in base life.

With them, there are great writers, great philosophers, and great artists at the top of the pyramid.So, please don't hate Wang Cailing around you like Tennessee Williams and Li Qiang hated their heroines.It is always those restless and dissatisfied people who push forward the times.