生活·认知·成长青春励志故事：新书包旧书包

by 杨晓敏

《生活·认知·成长青春励志故事：新书包旧书包》包含了“悟性”“创意”“想象”“品味”“风尚”“情愫”六卷，并围绕这六个主题，选取当代国内知名作家的精品力作，汇编成此书，具有强劲的文学感染力。篇篇都耐人寻味，精挑细选，既是青少年认识社会的窗口、丰富阅历的捷径，又堪称写作素材的宝典。作品遴选在注重情节奇巧跌宕，阅读效果峰回路转、柳暗花明的同时，注重价值取向，旨在引导青少年全面、客观地认识社会，开阔视野和胸怀，提高综合素质，进而确立正确的人生观、价值观。《“生活·认知·成长”青春励志故事》基于三十年来《小小说选刊》、《百花园》编发的文库，所收文章，既有经过时间淘洗沉淀下来的精华之作，也有最新的创作成果。《“生活·认知·成长”青春励志故事》既着眼于普及为青少年提供阅读的精神食粮，又着眼于提高，为青少年提供写作的指导范本。打开它，犹如推开一扇门，经由其中的文字，你将穿过时间与空间的阻隔，面见丰盛的心灵世界，拓展自己的视野，抵御风雨、相互取暖。说书正说得顺溜，张宝瑞突然改了行，说起相声来。民国三十二年，相声大家陶湘九来汴京大相国寺行艺，一连说了两个多月的相声，轰动了汴京的大街小巷。张宝瑞也从圉镇赶了来。真够味！他一下子给迷住了，觉得自己更适合说相声。等陶湘九走下场子，张宝瑞就拦住了他，要跪倒磕头拜师。陶湘九不肯答应，说：“下边儿都有叫我师爷的了，我怎能再收你为徒？”张宝瑞却铁了心，非学相声不可。他每天都到场子里来，帮着陶湘九收钱，偷学陶湘九的能耐。日子一长，张宝瑞的老师听说了这件事，非常恼火，张宝瑞登门解释他也不听，把张宝瑞逐出了师门。陶湘九大受感动，破例收下了这个徒弟。有说书作根底，不几年，张宝瑞几与陶湘九齐名。说相声，每到得一处，张宝瑞先是打听清楚本地的风俗、姓氏分布及一些大户的背景。他曾因没弄清当地的风俗习惯而吃过大亏，差一点砸了牌子。那一年，他在商丘一个小县城演出，演出的茶馆里能容六十个座儿。头一天开书，屋里全坐满了，又加了好多临时的座位，连窗户上都趴满了人。张宝瑞很高兴，这天他说的是他的拿手段子《卖布头》，心想，这一炮一定能打响。出乎意料，刚说几句，座上就有人交头接耳，“包袱”一抖，瘪了，人一下子走了一大半。张宝瑞蒙了。茶馆里的一个伙计私底下对他说：“本地不论说书或是说相声，得照着书本来，那叫有学问！像你这种说法，叫‘瞎编’！”“噢！”张宝瑞明白了。第二天，他在桌上摆了一摞线装书，说几句，就翻一页。尽管他说的是《卖布头》，摆的这摞书却是《水浒传》，但还是很快就赢来了观众。世上的事就这么蹊跷。张宝瑞考虑得再周全，还是有想不到的事情发生。一个在家赋闲的大官僚想听张宝瑞的相声，把他叫到了府上。一进门，大官僚身边的一个小官僚就朝他喊道：“好好伺候老爷，叫老爷高兴了，多赏你俩钱！”张宝瑞很讨厌这个小官僚。他见这个小官僚只长了一只眼（另一只眼用一小块黑布罩住了），便说：“我们艺人是顺嘴胡咧，没什么学问，也就能说点张家长，李家短，仨蛤蟆，五只眼……”这个小官僚平日最忌讳谁说“眼、眼”的，他早听出张宝瑞这是在讽刺他，可看看大官僚正在兴头上，不便发作，只得把火气压了又压。照平日张宝瑞的做派看，他不会说出这样的话来，可他今天说了。这就种下

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Published October 1, 2012

Reviews

[Elynn · Rating 2 out of 5]

My main issue with this story is a 30 years old man who is now 12 years back in time flirting with a high schooler , i know they were married before but it's still felt creepy (especially their first kiss) I would enjoy it more if they got physical after a couple of years into adulthood.it was a little boring until %30 but the rest of it wasn't that bad.Also if you're going into this book expecting an angsty story you'll be disappointed it was rather wholesome.

[iulia · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's not that I didn't like it. Quite the opposite, in fact.

It was very short and cute. It's not full of angst like I expected, it's more on the fluffy side. Our MC is trying to repair everything that went wrong with his lover in his previous life and prevent his suicide... so when he goes back to his body from 10 years ago he's determined to not waste time.

It made me realise that first person pov, especially in danmei, is definitely not for me. It was a bit awkwardly written and I think the author themselves aren't clear about the timeline because there were some issues with ages and numbers. All in all, it's a cute read, no drama other than the beginning.

[eileen · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5/5
Nombre: Old Wounds, New Growth

Al principio no me atrevía a leerlo porque estaba narrado en primera persona, pero valió la pena darle una oportunidad

No muchas novelas saben tocar bien temas delicados como la salud mental o la depresión, está en específico supo plasmarlo tan bien que ciertas escenas me dieron mucha tristeza

Está narrado desde la perspectiva del gong que vuelve al pasado después de que su amante se suicidará, como si la vida le hubiera dado una segunda oportunidad de volver a reencontrarse con la persona que ama. Y está vez está decidido a evitar volver a perderlo

Lo que más me gustó de esta novela fue la forma que se iba explicando porque su pareja en la otra vida tomó esa decisión, cosas que él propio protagonista tampoco entendía y como reaccionó a ello

La razón de que no suba la calificación es porque hubo algo que no me terminó de gustar en los extras, en parte también algunas cosas se me hacía difícil de leer en primera persona

Pero fue una buena lectura a pesar de lo corto que es, lo volvería a leer una y otra vez

[Yadi Gaviria · Rating 4 out of 5]

⭐ Calificación: 3.5/5

Yo quiero que alguien me expliqué que le dio al autor(a) cuando decidió hacer el extra final??? Nada que ver. Me quedaré con la historia principal

Un hombre que pierde al amor de su vida por suicidio tiene la oportunidad para volver diez años atrás y tratar de arreglar un poco todo.
Realmente lo disfruté muchísimo, lloré en varios capítulos y me encantó la evolución que fue teniendo la historia y todo lo que Shen Baoshan hizo por Li Chishu, una historia bien linda y recomendada.

[K · Rating 3 out of 5]

«Many popular versions in folk culture describe the disease he had. Some refer to it as the disease of the rich, while others call it the disease of idleness, but some may call it the disease of art. What this means is that most of those who suffer from this disease are artists. Yes, yes, yes, that's the one. Its scientific name is depression.»

[Alo · Rating 4 out of 5]

[Old Wounds, New Growth]

transmigration/second chance, first person POV

MC Shen Baoshan (gong) lives through the successful suicide attempt of his husband Li Chishu (shou ML) when he suddenly wakes up back to his third year of high school as he attempts to orchestrate a closer relationship to Li Chishu earlier in his life rather than later, as in his first life, in an effort to be more present and help the ML gain a will to live.

I thought this story was bittersweet in that we see the sweet moments where the MC shows warmth to the ML during his second life, while he compares it to how their meetings usually went in the first life, where it’s seen that the MC was rather careless with his words and intentions. Of course, it’s not done intentionally, but for the ML who is extremely shy and reserved, the MC’s words are taken as scripture. In addition, since the MC never knows if he’ll suddenly wake up or go back to his original timeline, he treats every meeting with the MC as if it’ll be his last, which just pulled at my heartstrings. One other thing that makes it all so bittersweet is that we are given snippets of perspective from the ML’s POV through the short daily journal entries he writes, with a comparison of how his day had gone originally in the first life followed by how their life goes during this second life.
This story is character-driven and both characters go through significant growth that I find refreshing. Both personalities are really great which is what kept me reading - I liked that that MC took the initiative to pursue the ML, especially when he started to recognize the shy efforts the ML had taken to pursue him in their first life. He takes this appreciation to build the ML’s confidence, which works when we see the ML voice his reluctance for too many gifts, or voice how the ML should trust him more to know when to say no.

My only real “complaint” would be that SPOILERS the answer of the MC going back in time is never really answered. We’re never given clarification if it was all just a bad dream that the ML had, if he really went back in time, or if he’ll eventually go back, or if the MC will perhaps remember the memories of the first life. The end alludes to MC being sent as a guardian angel of sorts for the ML, and I think it works well as an open ending!

Overall I would give this a 4.5/5

[Gisselle · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 ⭐
Si no fuera por el último extra le hubiera dado las 5 estrellas porque me gustó mucho la historia y la importancia de la salud mental, como tener seres que se preocupen por ti te puede cambiar la vida.

[MiR · Rating 3 out of 5]

جا کتاب old wounds new growth

[Huihui · Rating 4 out of 5]

A cute and healing story that I didn’t know I would like.

[Cat Farrow · Rating 4 out of 5]

Old Wounds, New Growth