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  • vivian四那
    第628页

    vivian四那 (Je ne sais quoi)

    读的是中文电子版,感兴趣到此处下载:http://www.rayfile.com/zh-cn/files/389d7e14-5126-11e0-8544-0015c55db73d/ 让我感触最深的是当年迫害她的那套手法现在依然存在,并且几乎没有改变。在那样难以想象的高压下,一个女人要怎样保有自己的良知、自己的信仰、自己判断是非的标准,有尊严地活,这个女人真的很厉害。 这本书大致分为迫害前、迫害中和迫害后3部分。迫害前作者过着养尊处优的生活,有很高的艺术品位和很强的工作.. (更多)

    2011-03-18 01:45:46   111回应

  • 渺渺
    Chapter 3 The Red Guards

    渺渺 (不气馁 有召唤 爱自由)

    I looked at it carefully, my eyes lingering over each stroke of his masterful brush. It was a picture of the lotus, a favourite subject for Chinese artists because the lotus symbolized purity. The poet used the lotus to represent a man of honor in a famous poem, saying that the lotus rose out of mud but remained unstained. I recited the poem to myself and wondered whether it was really possible fo... (更多)

    2011-12-03 12:18:41   3回应

  • pencil
    第236页

    pencil (人都有梦,有梦最美!)

    “斗争是一种积极的行为,它比耐心忍受痛苦更能使人振奋,当然中国人最具有忍受痛苦的美德。”“可对我来说,只有通过这种积极的斗争,才激励了我的斗志。” 我想这句话很是适合我的心情。 (更多)

    2011-04-29 14:11:21   回应

  • 上校
    第78页

    上校

    After the disaster of the whole house, the next day morning, Zheng was eating her breakfast, toast, butter and coffee. A little girl of the Red Guards angrily criticized her:" Why do you have to drink a foreign beverage? Why do you have to eat foreign food? Why do you have so many foreign books? Why are you so foreign altogether? There is not a single portrait of our beloved Great Leader!... (更多)

    2012-04-12 23:07:10   回应

  • 小小叔
    第96页

    小小叔 (过去被删除,回忆它有毒)

    凡事总要往前看,不要往后看。财产并不重要。想想我那些古董,在属于我以前,不知被多少人拥有过,经历过多少战争和天灾人祸。我之所以能得到它,是因为有人失却了它。当它们为我所拥有时,我可以玩赏他们,现在,我失却了它们,就让别人去玩赏它们吧。人生本就是个过渡,财产并不是最重要的。 (更多)

    2012-02-01 16:06:12   回应

  • Lin.S
    第47页

    Lin.S (不俗即仙骨 多情乃佛心)

    临走他又送我一条忠告,有的基层领导干部,其实持有一种自卑感。他们虽然手中有权,但他们内心有一种自卑。这是非常不幸的,因为这些人为了保持自己的尊严,就利用他们掌握的权利让我们过得不舒畅,或对我们进行种种刁难和侮辱。所以当他们盘问你时,你要表现的不卑不亢,千万不要触怒他们,他们是心狠手辣,什么事都能做得出。 (更多)

    2011-09-04 14:14:50   2回应

  • 被月光灼伤的木木
    第209页

    被月光灼伤的木木

    While the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution was different things to different people, this gigantic struggle lasting ten full years was essentially a contest between two conflicting Party policies personified by Mao Zedong and Liu Shaoqi. The irony is that although Mao Zedong had Liu Shaoqi persecuted to death and seemed to have won during the Cultural Revolution, after his own death, Deng Xia... (更多)

    2012-05-12 14:25:47   回应

  • 被月光灼伤的木木
    第164页

    被月光灼伤的木木

    Before the Culture Revolution, I took great care never to ask questions on sensitive subjects when I saw my Chinese friends and relatives, especially when they happen to be Party members. In the end this policy paid off, because during the Culture Revolution, when my friends and relatives were cross-examined, they could honestly say that I never showed any interest in state secrets. (更多)

    2012-05-09 09:59:00   回应

  • 被月光灼伤的木木
    第163页

    被月光灼伤的木木

    Chinese through out the ages have suffered from racial arrogance. Those who never went out of the country and had no close contact with other nationalities often thought of people in other lands as alien, therefore uncivilized creatures with strange habits and called them "foreigners" or even "foreign devils." The self-imposed isolation during Mao Zedong's reign and Party propa... (更多)

    2012-05-09 09:50:32   回应

  • 被月光灼伤的木木
    第150页

    被月光灼伤的木木

    It was the accepted Marxist theory of class struggle. "The army, the police, and the court are instruments of repression used by one class against another" was said by Mao Zedong. There was no point in my engaging in theoretical arguments over Marxism. One either believed in it or one did not. There was no middle way. My own outlook and my values had been formed long ago. I did not be... (更多)

    2012-05-09 08:28:38   回应

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