Reflections on the story of Sahara

Sanmao's works make people feel very real. Proceed from facts and pay attention to real life. The following are my thoughts on the story of Sahara that I collected for you. Welcome to learn from it.

Reflection on the story of Sahara (1): Since this is the reason, I can't help chattering. After reading this book, I have a strong desire to travel. Of course, I also want to go to the desert. Sahara is impossible. I want to go to Tibet because it is mysterious. I want to go to Inner Mongolia, because of the prairie, because the existence there is superior. I want to go to Beijing only because I want to float in Inner Mongolia, and because my cousin is studying there, a tour guide has paid off; I want to go to Xiamen, because Gulangyu Island is said to be beautiful. I want to go to Yunnan, because there are four seasons like spring and picturesque scenery. It seems that I really want to go to many places, but there is no place I can go at present.

Sanmao and her husband Jose have lived in the Sahara for many years, and the conditions are difficult, and the neighbors in the Sahara are not satisfactory, but she can also dress up her home as a painting in the desert, an art gallery, and get along well with her neighbors. She can drive their "white horse" across the Sahara, and she can find one story after another from Saharans in the desert. This can't help but make me feel that a person's attitude towards life can really decide many things. If we think that life is perfect and the world is perfect, we can find the beauty of life inadvertently or inadvertently, and then we will have the expectation of living and living better in our hearts. I yearn for not only the ancient and mysterious Sahara desert, but also Sanmao's attitude towards life and the state of her life. I think she is very happy.

This makes me feel the need to visit more when I am young, especially in the remaining two years of college. I can't find that I have accomplished nothing after two years. I don't want to miss the best opportunity to see this vast world. I really want to travel with my friends. I can be Wei Chun, Niu, and so on. I hope we can remember that we have walked the same road and shared the most beautiful scenery in the future. I imagine that we are standing on the vast land with our traveling bags on our backs, and the camera is pulled very high and far, making us look very small. I imagine such a picture; I imagine that we are in the middle of Hulunbeier grassland and feel the real "wind and grass, only cattle and sheep". I imagined how painful we were when we climbed the Great Wall. I continue to imagine, imagine exotic customs, imagine the vast sky.

Remember to bring yourself back to reality. For these dreams and ideas, I still struggle!

Reflection on the Story of the Sahara (2): At the beginning, my mother wrote a letter to Sanmao, which is similar to all mothers' worries and thoughts about their daughter's life. It was mentioned that the whole family was very excited when the "Hotel in the Desert" published by her daughter appeared for the first time in the photo. I can see that my family is proud of Sanmao. I agree with her writing and support her lifestyle.

Seeing the title hotel in the desert, I was thinking, isn't it normal to have a hotel in the desert? What can I write from here? However, I was shocked by this information. It turns out that the "restaurant" is her own home. She is a very talented person. She can cook many dishes, such as vermicelli from home and purple vegetable rolls. Her husband mistook it for a copy paper roll, which was very funny. Their daily conversation can feel the truth but there is no lack of humor. Differences in national boundaries have not hindered them, but enriched their lives.

In the Sahara, a place full of loess, they got married and went through complicated procedures. They finally waited for marriage dramatically. I think every girl expects to wear a wedding dress and get married once, but Mr. and Mrs. Sanmao were wearing ordinary clothes that day. Jose doesn't have a straight suit, and San Mao only wears simple clothes. Simplicity in a simple wedding. No blood relatives were present, but they didn't seem to care much. Maybe their hearts have already been agreed. Wedding etiquette is just a form. Sanmao is a person who doesn't like triviality and pursues his own simplicity. Free personality, more informal.

I have to admire San Mao. She knows a little about everything. She is very delicate. She sometimes works as a "little doctor" locally. Due to local traditional ideas, many women would rather die than go to the hospital after getting sick, just because the doctor is a man. Seeing this, I really sympathize with women in backward areas. They have no dignity, no status and no right to study. They have worked hard all their lives, but they have no knowledge in their minds. Even local women can't even count and don't know their age. It's pathetic. However, San Mao is very helpful to the women around him. She uses her own medicine to help others treat minor illnesses.

Speaking of the sadness of local women, there is a short story about the doll bride. Hearing this name reminds people that children play house drinking and little girls become brides. In our mind, this is just a game, but Sanmao describes a real doll bride. The girl is only ten years old, and under the arrangement of her so-called father, she married a young man she had never met before. Ten years old, in our eyes, is the simplest and happiest moment. Not afraid of doing wrong is the treasure in every parent's heart. But the poor girl in Sarawak was only ten years old and was sold as a wife. In the story, I write down the girl's helplessness and Sanmao's "anger" from time to time. She couldn't bear to see such a scene, but she was so helpless.

The story also mentioned that Sanmao and her husband were in danger because they were looking for fossils. At a critical juncture, San Mao's quick wits and extraordinary courage are reflected. There is also a story about a Saharan girl taking a bath, which is very funny, but it can't help but make people think deeply. And a poor man who is crazy about love. It's pathetic and hateful.

San Mao and her husband can't make ends meet Although they live in poor areas, the decoration of their home is painstakingly arranged by themselves. Use coffin boards to make tables, bookshelves, etc. But full of art, they pursue spirituality, regardless of material consumption. Not rich, even poor in material, but rich in spiritual world. Positive books have always made people calm in the faint real joy.

Reflection on the Story of Sahara (III): The Sahara Desert is a well-known big desert. Many people, including me, can't imagine that there will be a group of people living there, just like us, living in this barren place that needs water without water, needs food without food and lacks the environment. While reading this book, I saw the other side of the Sahara desert and was amazed at the living environment of Saharans.

This book tells the story that the author San Mao and her husband Jose came to the famous Sahara desert to live together. Sanmao is very interested in life in the Sahara. Saharans are very similar to Arabs. They have the same dress beliefs and unequal views on boys and girls. There are also Spanish immigrants living there. Although in this place, no matter what happens, San Mao will not shrink back, will be optimistic about understanding, don't care about other people's eyes, brave and kind, which is what ordinary people can't have and what I appreciate most. Moreover, she stayed there for so long, but she always looked at the Sahara with a fresh and tireless eye and always found something new. Those "eyes" are worth learning Saharans live in the desert, where there is not much fresh water, but there is a lot of salt water. As a person accustomed to living in a good environment, being suddenly thrown into the desert must be unbearable for the sandstorm there and all kinds of bizarre customs: for example, taking a camera as a soul catcher, girls should wear headscarves and would rather die than go to the hospital to see a doctor, and they can marry someone else under xx and not take a shower for 108,000 years. On the other hand, boys are much better off than girls.

What impressed me most in this book is San Mao's attitude towards Sun Da. Shaida was insulted and satirized, but she didn't care about other people's eyes at all and still did what she should do. Shaida believes in Catholicism, but not Islam, which makes the Sahrawi people think it is a betrayal of their national beliefs and try their best to insult her. Sanmao tried her best to help her, so that she was finally hated, but she still loved me. Like Sunda, she doesn't care about other people's eyes, but still helps her and trusts her, which makes me very moved.

In this environment, Sanmao looks at the worldly wisdom there with pleasant eyes, without criticism or irony. Even so, she can still decorate her home bit by bit like a small castle and become a unique landscape in this desert. I admire doing anything with a fearless attitude.

Reflection on the Story of the Sahara (4): Sanmao's words make people feel very comfortable, just like a breeze blowing, with a refreshing feeling, but without leaving a trace. I have always rejected articles piled up with gorgeous words, thinking that they are just gorgeous and have no practical benefits. In my impression, a really good article, even with the most plain words, can make people feel the grandeur of the author's heart. That's how the story of Sahara feels!

The Story of the Sahara describes what Sanmao and Jose saw and heard in the desert and recorded their colorful experiences, from which I deeply realized Sanmao's optimistic, enthusiastic and happy mood. Its package includes the following chapters: hotels in the desert, marriage, saving the world by hanging pots, dolls and brides, barren night, bathing in the desert, finding love, neighbors, amateur fishermen, dead fruit, ladders and starting from scratch.

In Hotel in the Desert, San Mao and Jose's witticisms make people laugh, especially when Jose accidentally discovered that San Mao's so-called "throat piece" dried pork was delicious, so he stole a big bottle for his colleagues like a child, making those greedy colleagues cough at the sight of San Mao and trying to trick dried pork into eating it, including Muslims! Finally, when San Mao praised Jose's boss for using cucumbers instead of bamboo shoots to make "fried mushrooms with bamboo shoots", I followed suit. "Cunning" San Mao!

The Marriage Book shows the solemnity and conciseness of civil marriage. Between the lines, it reveals the happiness and pride of the bride who only has a "camel skull" as a wedding gift and "walks to get married". "Camel skull" as a wedding gift, ordinary people will think that this is just incredible. In fact, it shows Sanmao's unique personality! Unique San Mao!

"Saving the world by hanging a pot" mainly tells the story of Sanmao's becoming a doctor and treating his neighbors. Time and time again, Sanmao cured the local people with her peculiar and unique methods, or with the old methods in China medical books. Even once, Sanmao "changed professions" and became a dentist, filling people's teeth with nail polish, and really making the teeth of patients who refused to go to the hospital painless enough to bite. When Jose learned about this, he was "scared and his hair stood on end, just like the characters in the comic book", which was enough to show Sanmao's clever and naughty character. Naughty San Mao!

Doll Bride is the most shocking one in the whole book. It is about a custom in the Sahara desert, that is, when the bride is in the wedding car, the boy in the car always beats the boy's house and says, "If you don't struggle when you get married, you will be laughed at afterwards." It is a good woman to fight like this. " Not only that, but also openly took away the virginity of a ten-year-old girl by violence on her first night of marriage! It's really irritating and unfair! Why do boys have the right to possess girls and treat them as their playthings? Why do girls give in to boys and lose their dignity? All this sounds ridiculous! It is only a conceptual difference that Saharans regard obesity as beauty, but can it be regarded as a simple difference in the concept that men are superior to women? Times are progressing. Perhaps the simple life in Sahara has not been affected, but one day, girls will not be oppressed any more! From this article, we can see that Sanmao hates this custom very much, which shows that Sanmao is a very independent woman! Independent San Mao!

On a barren night, Jose almost died. When I read this story, I really felt that I was there. I was moved by the tense and fearful atmosphere at that time, and I was also infected with Sanmao's fear at that time. With her, I am anxious, worried and happy ... Sanmao's writing power is really extraordinary!

San Mao's bizarre experience in Bathing in the Desert made me laugh. The neighbor's behavior makes me angry and funny. In Amateur Fisherman, Jose and Sanmao "ate the fish they sold at twelve times the price", and then the bill for selling fish was soaked in the washing machine, which was really like seeing them "in distress situation". "Dead fruit" is a very powerful "supernatural" phenomenon. "This magic phenomenon is a short board that attacks people's own health, and it can turn these small problems into ghosts to take your life", which is a bit scary; "Ladder" also describes Sanmao's funny experience of driving test ... The stories are vividly presented to readers at this moment, from which we can also see Sanmao's love for Sahara.

After reading the story of Sahara, I saw a vast and beautiful Sahara desert. She profoundly described the human customs in the desert with an intriguing story. Under the conservative concept, local Muslims are limited by ancient culture, which makes people feel ignorant, but at the same time they can't help but pity their sadness. In the distant Sahara desert, there are a group of them and their stories. I saw a happy San Mao, and I saw the beauty of San Mao: imaginative beauty, funny beauty, sincere beauty, brilliant beauty, rich beauty, affectionate beauty, sad beauty, nostalgic beauty ... I can't finish talking. I am deeply impressed that those ordinary words can become so beautiful through Sanmao's organization.

Sanmao, an open Desert Flower, has no flowers to describe her splendor. Always believe that San Mao is the truest and purest! Is the freest and most beautiful!

Sanmao, move Sanmao!

Reflection on the Story of the Sahara (5): Sanmao's Story of the Sahara describes what Sanmao and Jose saw and heard in the desert, and records their colorful course, from which I deeply realized Sanmao's optimistic, enthusiastic and happy mood.

The stories of Sahara include hotels in the desert, stepping into the marriage hall, hanging pots to save the world, doll brides, night on barren hills, watching and bathing in the desert, looking for love, neighbors, amateur fishermen, dead fruits, ladders, and so on.

In Hotel in the Desert, San Mao and Jose's quips make people laugh, especially in the end, San Mao praised Jose's boss with cucumber instead of bamboo shoots, which made me happy.

This paragraph of "Curing the World by Hanging a Pot" mainly tells the story of Sanmao as a doctor and treating his neighbors. Time and time again, Sanmao cured the local people with her peculiar and unique methods or with the old methods in domestic medical books. What's more, on one occasion, Sanmao "changed his profession" and became a dentist, filling people's teeth with nail polish, which really made the teeth of those who refused to go to the hospital stop hurting, enough to make them bite. After learning about this incident, Jose "was so scared that his whole body stood on end, just like the characters in the comic book", which was enough for readers to feel the shock of Jose at that time.

On a barren night, Jose almost died. Looking at this 1 story, I really felt it personally. I was moved by the tense and fearful atmosphere at that time, and I also infected Sanmao's fear at that time and shared her anxiety, worry and joy. ...

The bizarre experience of the protagonist in Watching Bath in the Desert made me laugh. My neighbor's behavior makes me angry and funny. In Amateur Fisherman, Jose and "I" "eat the fish they sell at twelve times the price" and then soak the bill for selling fish in the washing machine, which is really like seeing them "in distress situation"; Dead Fruit shows a very serious "supernatural" situation. "This spell is also an attack on people's own health shortcomings. It can turn these small problems into ghosts and take your life." This is a bit scary; "Ladder" also describes the funny process of Sanmao's driving test ... 1 a story is vividly presented to readers, and Sanmao's love for Sahara can also be seen. However, in "Doll Bride", we can see Sanmao's helplessness to the Sahara customs and sympathy for Guka.

The book ends with "starting from scratch". Starting a Family from scratch tells the story of Sanmao's arrival in the Sahara Desert and the fact that she and Jose finally build a "castle in the sand" and their perfect home step by step. This process was full of setbacks, but in the end, their residence changed from "that dark little house with a big hole in the middle" to "the most beautiful hut in the desert", which made me feel the hardships of starting from scratch and the happiness of getting married.

After reading the story of Sahara, I saw 1 the vast and beautiful Sahara desert and 1 Happy Sanmao. ...

Reflection on the Story of the Sahara (6): I have always had a unique feeling for Sanmao, probably because I envy a person who can live so freely, love her attitude towards life and always pursue nature and simplicity. From Taipei to Germany, from Sahara to America, her life seems to be a legend.

I love all San Mao's works. If I had to choose, I would still choose San Mao from the Sahara. Just like a brilliant red blooming in the desert, the heat and recklessness of the desert make her look so full and rushing. Her black hair and eyes behind her have the brightest light of life. This story describes her and Jose's happiness and records trivial troubles, troubles and happiness. At the same time, it also brings me a desert style that I have never experienced before. San Mao said that seeing the Sahara for the first time is like seeing a long-lost hometown. At that time, she had been in a foreign country for many years and had various customs. But is there a better place than the desert to settle Sanmao's wandering heart? Sand is the most helpless thing in the world. You can wander calmly and let the wind stop. The desert has three hairs for them, and they are taken to its arms.

I think even now, many people fall in love with the desert because of the story of Sahara and begin to look forward to wandering. From her novels, we can feel a distant and novel world. We can imagine her walking step by step in the desert, but in reality, we have never imagined what a modern man would live in a desolate desert. It must not be as romantic as she wrote, and there must be many difficulties and obstacles. But she actually went to the Sahara on impulse with little luggage, so we can also read that Sanmao's longing for the desert is a detached attitude towards life, and her romantic whimsy can always create infinite interest for boredom and hardship. Even the pain seems to be tied with a bow.

In Sanmao's pen, she restored the nature of a girl-naive and enthusiastic, and her heart was full of love and gratitude. A girl, with her beloved, left her hometown and came to a barren or even backward place, but she was never disappointed with her life. We all don't know what beliefs support such a thin body. I think it is precisely because we don't know and many things can't be explained that we envy them.

People often say that words are like people, and Sanmao's words have always been simple and touching. Reading her books is like talking to her instead of reading her books, just like her later friends are telling you the story of her long trip without any modification. It's very comfortable to look at, and it's very touching to put it down.

San Mao once said: "If you choose to end your life by yourself, you should also understand that it will be a happy destination because of me." I think people who are too inclined to pursue perfection and idealization are more inclined to choose decisive ways to achieve the realm of detachment and sublimation.

But in any case, she has been pursuing the perfection and happiness defined in her life. San Mao has always buried an unshakable belief in her heart to support her, just as she said: I want to taste the taste of life, whether it is Chun Xue or green tofu.

Reflection on the Story of the Sahara (7): I often hear people talk about Sanmao, her casualness and freedom, her paranoia and persistence. Now I hold her book for the first time, and I feel such a maverick and ordinary woman from her story for the first time.

The Story of the Sahara tells a series of interesting life stories she experienced in a remote desert. It is hard to imagine that she and Jose can live such an interesting life in the Sahara, which is extremely hot, short of materials and remote and backward. I think it all stems from her love of life. She made a simple room in the desert into a palace with cheap artworks, and made a warm home with homemade wooden furniture. In fact, San Mao is just an ordinary person. In the chapter "Starting from scratch", she tells the story of her loss and frustration when she first came to this strange town and walked into this humble hut. The materials there are very scarce, everything is surprisingly expensive, and their personality is water, not rich. The hardships of life can be imagined.

But the brave Sanmao soon ignited the expectation of a new life. Jose works outside during the day. She went to the market alone and dragged back the wood that others had left on the roadside, guarding it every few hours. Little did she know that wood turned out to be a wooden box for coffins. After learning the truth, they laughed, but they liked their new desk better. They played many such jokes, and people were moved by their optimism while smiling. Life in the desert is not easy, but how can we really understand the bitterness behind it ...

Life in the Sahara is more lonely than hardship. There is no equipment to communicate with the outside world, no real friends, and no confidant who knows Sanmao except Jose, who is often absent. In this remote village, the local people are backward and superstitious, and some people are kind, but more people often put their own interests first. The story of the dumb slave fully illustrates this point. The local rich peasant landlords arbitrarily sent slaves to earn money for themselves, but Sanmao ignored the advice of the local people and became friends with the dumb slave family. Because she doesn't like this kind of human rights violation, she often sends food to the dumb slave, invites him to be a guest at home and secretly gives him money. The dumb slave family was deeply moved, but Sanmao felt guilty about it. She can only help them in this way, but she can't really change their lives.

Sanmao's kindness is regarded as unique in the local area, because no one has ever been so close to slaves. But San Mao doesn't care. She and Jose still associate with dumb slaves. No one understood that she had nothing to do with it. She is willing to bear such loneliness. She was too weak, and the dumb slave didn't escape the fate of being traded in the end. When she left, Sanmao cried and put a colorful blanket on the dumb slave's shoulder, but the dumb slave broke free from the shackles and gave everything to his wife and children. He wanted to say something to them, but he couldn't make a sound ... In this way, they could only watch him leave in tears.

The word loneliness or loneliness hardly appears in the whole book, but San Mao in the desert must have really felt it. She is willing to help them, teach them to read and write, and treat them with drugs, but she has never been assimilated by their stubborn and backward thoughts and behaviors. She has always maintained the freedom and purity of her mind.

Sanmao, a wise man who loves life, is optimistic and cheerful, and has a tolerant heart; This traveler who enjoys freedom and can stand loneliness; This is a wonderful flower blooming in the desert.

Reflection on the story of Sahara (8): San Mao took us into the Sahara desert with melancholy emotions, and let us see many stories about backward areas, let us see that many people in the desert are living a life without knowledge, and also let us know the comparison and collision of manners at different levels.

Sahara desert is a magnificent and vast desert, but it is also a desert of spiritual courtesy. Sanmao described a dark society with a kind heart and simple style, and let us know that there is such a pedantic and ignorant tribal Sahrawi in this world. People there can't read Women always wrap themselves in dark wrapping cloth and wear black gauze. Don't go to the hospital even if you are sick, because the doctors in the hospital are all boys. So the kind San Mao can only leave all the food and medicine at hand to the poor Saharans. Clever, she used the knowledge she learned in books and her own experience to cure some small problems for the women in her neighbors. Gradually, if her neighbors felt dizzy and painful, they came to her for medicine. She said that she was an "African witch doctor" and her husband dissuaded her from making fun of other people's lives. She could only smile helplessly, and then stubbornly ran to every woman's house that needed her help.

She also knows that it is risky to grow up like this, but the culture there imprisons the freedom of girls, and she is kind enough to watch them suffer. So, when Guka's foot hurt, she cured it with China's old prescription soybean; The neighbor's ewe gave birth to a lamb, and Sanmao saved the lamb by drinking wine according to the way read in the book. When Sadie's cousin was starving to death, it was Sanmao who saw hunger in her face and taught her to save her life. Helping Fatima to have children and filling others' teeth ... are women who would rather die than go to see a doctor, not because they have no money, but because the doctor is a boy. These are enough for us to see

There is a sad contrast and unspeakable pain between feudalism far from politeness and wisdom in politeness.

Sanmao has always wanted to help these weak people in the desert. On weekdays, when she has nothing to do, she runs a free girls' school at home to teach local women to count, recognize coins and, if better, teach some arithmetic. However, the "students" there are very mobile because they don't realize the importance of cultural knowledge. In their minds, life should be like that. According to the way of life of their ancestors, knowledge is too far away from them. But even the simplest counting, they are not interested in learning. Most of them are looking at the beautiful pictures in books, trying on Sanmao's European clothes, or people lying in new beds.

When Sanmao was at home, local women or children often knocked on the door and confidently borrowed things, from scissors, soy sauce and fresh water to food and clothes, but never returned them. Seeing this, San Mao can only smile helplessly, lamenting the gap of politeness and the weakness of personal strength. She won't care too much, but it's a pity that she didn't really help them.

Sanmao left a beautiful figure in the Sahara desert with her passion and love. It leaves readers with profound thoughts. Such ignorance is only the limitation of geographical environment or human factors. How the world helps them to move towards polite and scientific development is the true meaning of life in external discourse that we have to think about.