Chapter 4 Zangfeng

Huang Jiwei 01. Here, almost all the stories are full of wit and wit.For example, in the first "Listening to the Wind Tower", Bei Dao wrote about his relationship with the translator Feng Yidai, which made people return to the unique "cultural underground worker" state of that era: "Uncle Feng sticks his head out first, Then he pushed open the door, and it turned out that he was shirtless. He waved the towel in his hand and said, "Come on"... There is no light or exaggeration in this opening, but the moment I read it, it was real. Light, soy sauce-colored, just like when I was young, I used the thick, round bottom of a broken beer bottle to look at the sky.

02. It is divided into two series, but they can be divided into two series, both of which are the theme of nostalgia.I noticed that the ingenuity of Bei Dao's prose is that he likes to use his actions as clues, and spends the most detailed and extravagant pen and ink on people.If he is a painter, he will always give "high light" to the eyes of his teachers, friends and relatives.After the eighth stroke, Bei Dao went to the China-Japan Friendship Hospital to see Feng Yidai: "Uncle Feng slowly opened his eyes, his eyes were dull, and he gradually became a little angry, as if waking up from the cold winter." At this time, Bei Dao really Became a painter—that demented eyes were filled with a cold white light.

03. A sentence written by Bei Dao is often wrapped with one or more other sentences.For example, "It's rare to meet interesting people in America—it's the result of standardized production, and bums like George and me are weeded out." ("Revolution and Daisy").The other sentence hidden in this sentence is actually the infinite sigh in the face of "McDonald'sization", with resistance, sadness, embarrassment, and helplessness; It is vast and stretches for several miles. The radio truck is playing Beethoven's "Pathetic" symphony, and people are silently mourning some young people beyond the horizon." ("Recalling Berlin") The other song written in this sentence A sentence, in fact, has been fully explained by the five words "beyond the horizon"... That story is too long, let's talk about it another day.

04. When I was a child, I taught myself calligraphy, and my favorite was Yan Zhenqing, but the one who wrote the most calligraphy was Su Dongpo.This kind of difference between thought and practice has even affected the direction of a person's writing.Yan Shu's lines or cursive are both concise and vigorous, but also vertical and horizontal.Abundant, natural, seal character Qi outside, Yan Shu is especially good at playing with strokes.The same is true of Bei Dao's prose pen.He belongs to Tibet, but he doesn't blindly hide.In his long monologue with nostalgia, all methods of slanting front, front front, taking front, turning front, and returning front are integrated without any trace.In a calligraphy commentary, it is said that it is with the spirit of hiding the front and the spirit of showing the front.

05. After reading "Cheers to Death", I feel like I can't breathe.The end text is a memory, recalling a more distant memory: "(After Liu Yu's death) I remembered the scene when we traveled to Mount Wutai together in 1975. We were still young at that time. We walked through the ruins of the ruins, pines and cypresses, and we came to the cliff Above. Bathed in the setting sun, the mind is as calm as water. We look out into the distance where the clouds and mists are flying. In fact, we can’t see anything. The joys and sorrows of life are far beyond the horizon, and looking out is a youthful posture... Yes, yes, but there is another Who has not had such a posture?However, I do not recommend that people of my age read this book after the night falls, because, at that moment, fragility is blending more thick and cold colors into the night.