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What are the books of Xiao Huangche?
Xiao Huangche's books include Golden Pavilion Temple, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Camel Xiangzi, Invisible City, It's a pity that there is no life, and you should fly to your mountain like a bird and so on.

1, Jingu Temple

The shrine is a symbol of all good things in the eyes of heroes, so if this kind of beauty is getting farther and farther away, if beauty can only set off its ugliness, then it will be destroyed, then it will destroy the shrine. This is the hero's final answer. On the one hand, we yearn for beauty, pursue beauty and are paranoid about beauty, on the other hand, we hope to destroy beauty, because without beauty, there is no ugliness.

2. A hundred years of loneliness

Time will encounter setbacks and obstacles in its own movement, so it will stay in which room for a certain time. What really matters in life is not what happens to you, but what you remember and how you remember it. We often walk on the eternal journey of life, running in the rough, nirvana in the frustration, sadness all over, pain floating everywhere.

3. Camel Xiangzi

Xiangzi in Lao She's works failed to reach a "reconciliation" from beginning to end. He just sank step by step under the impact of life until he became exactly the same as the person he once hated. How to destroy a "young man with ideals and ambitions", give him a little hope, and then hammer him to the end, and repeat it three times.

4. Invisible city

The whole book revolves around dozens of invisible cities. What does this city mean to us? Calvino said that every city is a whole of memory, a whole of desire and a whole of speech symbols. The reason why we hold those memories about the city in our hands and keep telling them is probably because it is nowhere to be found in reality.

5. "It is a pity that there is no life."

Yu Hua's well-known works are mostly novels, and his novels are different from all the writers of his time, full of absurdity and violence (especially his early works). At the same time, his works seem to have no "local roots".

6. "You should fly to your mountain like a bird"

This book is the author's confession, the first half of her life, and the story of how she got out of the twisted family. To some extent, we can't get rid of the influence of our family background. We are destined to fall into extreme pain at some point in our lives. Many people say that we should be independent and strive for self-improvement. If you want to be truly independent, you can only rely on two words: education.