I like reading Tong Xixi's books very much, especially Wings of the Shadow. Whenever I am addicted to this book, my imagination is like a kite that breaks through the dark clouds, unrestrained and free.

Wings of the Shadow is about the Nanjing Massacre. Its angle is different from that of ordinary people. It writes the souls of the dead China people as shadows, the wings of shadows, that is, soaring shadows.

The soaring shadow, what a beautiful topic! This feeling, as if the body became lighter, won, put aside all the pain, and ran confidently to the other side of the future and the terminal of the dream!

However, the most important point of this way of writing is to highlight the longing for light and the vision for the future of the motherland of the compatriots killed in China, just as the shadow yearns for the sky.

I also spent a lot of time to understand this book. When I read it for the first time, I skipped the preface and munched on the book. This time, I paid attention to the plot, but completely ignored the real meaning of this book.

I read the story again because of the aftertaste. This time, I didn't just watch the plot. I began to think about who each character represented in the real society, what the Nanjing Massacre was like, and what the children thought at that time. In this way, I further understood the essence of this book.

With the deepening of thinking, my interest in this book is getting stronger and stronger. Not long after, I opened it again, integrated the previous two reading experiences and started my third reading trip. This time, I finally found out the author's core idea. The author hopes that even if you hate your enemy no matter how deep and disgusting you are, you can't just think about revenge. Try to look to the future, and you will gain more!

One rough, two refined and three refined, and three readings in one book gave me a lot of reading experience. Every time you read, you can make new discoveries, produce new songs, and get closer to the author's world. Really? Never tire of reading good books? Every time is a wonderful journey.