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  yǐngpiān rén chēng de xíng shì jiǎng shù liǎo míng jiào 'ā de shàonián fàn de shìzài yuǎn de wèi lái shè huì chōng mǎn bào qīng xiàng de shàonián zài 'ā shuài lǐng xià dào chù xún huān zuò zài tòng liú làng hàn hòu men zhǎo dào qún qiáng jiān shàonǚ de liú mángwéi bào yuàn chū shǒuyīcháng 'è zhàn hòuā tóng huǒ jià chē fēi chízài shàng xíngjiāo wài de chù suǒā shēng jiāo tōng shì wéi yóu xiàng zhè de zhù zuò jiā shān jiè yòng diàn huàdāng mén kāi shí men jiù dài zhe miàn chōng nèiōu zuò jiālún jiān zuò jiā de zài fēng kuáng de xiè wán bào xìng hòu men cái huí jiā xiū
  
   'èr tiānā tòng duì zhōng de shǒu xiàcóng 'ér què liǎo lǎo de wèiwǎn shàng men jiù yòu zhǔn bèi xiāng tóng de fāng jìn māo rén jiā zhōng liàomāo rénzǎo yòu fáng fàn dàn méi yòu kāi ménhái zài 'ā jìn qián gěi jǐng chá tōng liǎo diàn huàā yóu chuāng jìn māo rénde qǐn shìliǎng rén zhǎn kāi dǒuā shī shǒu jiāngmāo rén dāng huāng máng táo chū māo rén de gōng shíquè bèi shǒu xià bào 'ér dāng chǎng hūnzuì hòu bèi gǎn lái de jǐng chá dài
  
   ā shā rén zuì bèi pàn 14 niánwèile suō duǎn xíng ā gào fèn yǒngyuàn dāng zuò xiǎo bái shǔ yàng sòng wéi xiàng jiào zuòyàn 'è liáo de chōng dāng shí yàn pǐnliáo hěn jiǎn dānzài zhù shè mǒu zhǒng yào hòu shēng men jiù ràng 'ā zhuǎn jīng guān kàn zhǒng lìng rén fàzhǐ de qíngbào yǐngpiān shǐ duì qíng bào zài shēng shàng chǎn shēng tiáo jiàn fǎn shè shì de 'ěxīndàn zuì lìng 'ā rěn shòu de shìfàng yìng cuì bào xíng de yǐng piàn shíjìng rán tóng shí fàng zhe zuì 'ài de yīnyuè héng héng bèi duō fēn jiǔ jiāo xiǎng 》! zhè yàngā zài shí yàn jié shù hòu chéng wèile hái shǒu hái kǒu jiē jìn 'ér qiě jué duì huì wēi hài shè huì de " xīn rén "。 chū hòu huí dào jiā de 'ā xiàn jiā jīng méi yòu de wèi zhìhuò dān xíngliú làng jiē tóuyòu zāo dào céng jīng zāo dào tòng de lǎo liú làng hàn de bào zhèng zài zhè shí shí liǎng jǐng chá qián lái jiě wéi men jìng shì yuán lái de shǒu xiàzhè liǎng shǒu xià wéi bào qián chóu 'ā dài dào jiāo wài zhé zuì hòujīhū yǎn yǎn de 'ā dào rén jiā qián wàn wàn méi xiǎng dào zhè jìng shì cóng qián de shòu hài zhě zuò jiā shān de zhù suǒ shān yòng 'ā bào tuī fān xiàn rèn zhèng


  A Clockwork Orange (1962) is a dystopian novel by Anthony Burgess.
  
  The title is taken from an old Cockney expression, "as queer as a clockwork orange"¹, and alludes to the prevention of the main character's exercise of his free will through the use of a classical conditioning technique. With this technique, the subject’s emotional responses to violence are systematically paired with a negative stimulation in the form of nausea caused by an emetic medicine administered just before the presentation of films depicting "ultra-violent" situations. Written from the perspective of a seemingly biased and unapologetic protagonist, the novel also contains an experiment in language: Burgess creates a new speech that is the teenage slang of the not-too-distant future.
  
  The novel has been adapted for cinema in a controversial movie by Stanley Kubrick, and also by Andy Warhol; adaptations have also been made for television, radio, and the stage. As well as inspiring a concept album, the novel and films are referred to in, and have inspired, a number of songs and bands.
  zài bǎo pín mín jiā gōng de céng lóu dǒu shì zhù zhe qióng xué shēng 'ěr zhèng zài jīng zhe yīcháng tòng 'ér liè de xiǎng dǒu zhēng héng héng yào què dìng shì shǔ wéi suǒ wéi de píng fán de rénhái shì zhǐ pèi zuò píng fán de rén de gōng de tōng rén yuán zài jiù xuéyīn jiāo xué fèi 'ér bèi chuò xuéxiàn zài kào qīn mèi mèi cóng jié de shēng huó fèi zhōng jié shěng xià lái de qián wéi chí shēng huó jīng hěn jiǔ méi yòu jiāo fáng liǎojìn láifáng dōng tài tài jǐn tíng zhǐ gōng gěi huǒ shíér qiě cuī shèn jǐnzhè shí jiàn liǎo xiǎo gōng yuán 'ěr měi tuó 'ěr měi tuó yīn shī 'ér xiàn jué jìngcháng suǒ bèi dāng liǎo jiē tóu 'ěr yuàn xiàng 'ěr měi tuó yàng rénrén zǎi suàn yòngshí yànlái zhèng míng shì píng fán de rén”。
     zhù chù yuǎn yòu jiā dàngpùlǎo bǎn niàn shì gāo dài zhěxīn hěn shǒu tiān wǎn shàng 'ěr chéng rén zài jiāchuǎng shì nèi shā shí lǎo bǎn niàn de mèi mèi wài chū fǎn huí 'ěr zài huāng luàn zhōng yòu shā liǎo qīng chén shōu dào jǐng chá de chuán piàojīng kǒng wàn fēnhòu zhī shì wéi zhuī jiāo qiàn kuǎn shí cái sōng liǎo kǒu zài kāi shí zhōng tīng dào jǐng guān tán lùn zuó wǎn xiōng shā 'ànjǐn zhāng hūn jué guò yǐn jǐng guān zhù qīng xǐng hòu huí dào jiā jiù chuáng tiān bùxǐng rén shìhòu lái bìng qíng yòu suǒ hǎo zhuǎndàn nèi xīn què chǔyú gèng tòng de máo dùn chōng zhōng
     tiān hòu 'ěr 'ǒu rán jiàn dào yīn chē huò 'ér shēng mìng chuí wēi de 'ěr měi tuó yào qiú jǐng chá jiāng shāng zhě sòng huí jiā zhōng 'ěr měi tuó dào jiā hòu jiù 'ěr tóng qíng 'ér guǎ de xìng chū qīn gāng lái de 25 jiē men shī rén xiǎng yòng piàn shǒu duàn 'ěr de mèi mèi yóu zāo dào 'ěr de fǎn duì 'ér gào chuī rén huái hèn zài xīn xiàn suǒ tōu de qián lái zhèng míng 'ěr xíng wéi duān héng héng jiāng qīn de xuè hàn qián sòng gěi huài rén 'ěr dāng zhòng jiē chuān liǎo rén de chǐ xíng wéisuǒ shí fēn gǎn
     'ěr shā rén hòujìn guǎn méi hén dàn shì què bǎi tuō nèi xīn de kǒng gǎn dào yuán xiān de qiē měi hǎo de gǎn qíng suí zhī mǐn miè liǎozhè shì chéng gèng yán de liáng xīn chéng shí dào deshí yànshī bài liǎo huái zhe tòng de xīn qíng lái dào suǒ chùshòu dào suǒ zōng jiào xiǎng de gǎn zhàoxiàng shuō chū liǎo fàn zuì de zhēn xiāng dòng zài suǒ de quàn shuō xià xiàng jǐng fāng tóu 'àn shǒu
     'ěr bèi pàn chù 8 nián lái dào liǎo jiǔsuǒ lái dào liǎo tiān qīng chénliǎng rén zài biān xiāng men jué xīn qián xìn shàng chàn huǐ de xīn qíng chéng shòu qiē nánhuò jīng shén shàng de xīn shēng
  
  《 zuì shì zhuó yuè de shè huì xīn xiǎo shuō de biǎo biāo zhì zhe tuó tuǒ shù fēng de chéng shú
     xiǎo shuō zhù rén gōng 'ěr fàn zuì fàn zuì hòu shòu dào liáng xīn dào chéng wéi zhù xiànguǎng fàn miáo xiě liǎo 'é guó chéng shì pín mín zǒu tóu de bēi cǎn jìng jiān ruì de shè huì máo dùnzuò zhě xià de jīng chéng bǎo shì pài 'àn tiān de jǐng xiàngcǎo shì chǎng shàng zhuóyǎn jīng bèi qīng de zhuó de shuǐ zhōng zhēngzhá zhe tóu jìn de gōngqióng kùn liáo dǎo de xiǎo gōng yuán bèi chē zhuàng dǎo zài jiē tóu fēng de rén dài zhe hái yán jiē tǎo tóng shígāo dài lǎo tài dèng zhe xiōng hěn de yǎn jīngyào zhà gān qióng rén de zuì hòu xuè hànmǎn shēn tóng chòu de shì kuài yòng yòu piàn xiàn de shǒu duàn cán hàixiǎo rén ”, dào de mùdìér huāng yín de guì zhù wéi mǎn de shòu duàn gān chū lìng rén fàzhǐ de gòu dāng…… zuò zhě huái zhe zhēn qiē de tóng qíng mǎn qiāng de fènjiāng 19 shì 60 nián dài shā 'é jīng chéng de hēi 'ànchì pínjué wàng zhuó qíng zhǎn xiàn zài zhě miàn qián
     'ěr shì xiǎo shuō zhōng de zhōng xīn rén zhè shì diǎn xíng de yòu shuāngchóng rén de xíng xiàng shì xīn shàn liáng zhù rén de qióng xué shēng yòu tiān yòu zhèng gǎn de qīng niándàn tóng shí de xìng yīn ,“ yòu shí shèn zhì lěng qíng rén dào liǎo háo rén xìng de ”, wèile zhèng míng shì xià píng fán de rén”, jìng rán xíng xiōng shā rén,“ zài shēn shàng yòu liǎng zhǒng jié rán tóng de xìng zài jiāo biàn huà”。 zhèng shì zhè shuāngchóng rén zhī jiān de liè chōng shǐ zhù rén gōng duàn dòng yáo zài duì de lùn”( guān píng fán de rén píng fán de rénde guān diǎnde kěn dìng fǒu dìng zhī jiānduì 'ěr lái shuō guǒ gān yuàn zuò lái shùn shòu depíng fán de rén”, me děng dài de shì 'ěr měi tuó de bēi cǎn jié guǒ zuò qiē dào zhǔn derén lèi zhù zǎi zhě”, jiù huì wéi fēi zuò dǎi de bēi zhī rén wéi jiā luò tóng liú de rén zhōng de zhù dǎo miàn zhōng zài bái huà de dǒu zhōng zhàn liǎo yōu shìbìng tuī dòng zuì hòu fǒu dìng de lùn”, xiàng suǒ kào lǒngxiǎo shuō tōng guò zhè xíng xiàngshēn jiē liǎo chǎn jiē deruò ròu qiáng shíyuán duì xiǎo chǎn jiē zhī shí fènzǐ de hàiyòu pàn liǎo zhè yuán de fǎn rén dào zhù de shí zhìbìng qiě cóng guān shàng fǒu dìng liǎo jiàn zàichāo rénzhé xué chǔ shàng de zhèng zhù shì de fǎn kàngyīn wéi zhè zhǒng fǎn kàng jué néng gěi bèi zhě dài lái xīn shēng huó de zhuǎn
     rán 'érzuò zhě zuò chū de shàng shù jiē pàn jǐn jǐn shì cóng lún dào guān niàn zōng jiào xiǎng chū dezuò zhě rèn wéi qiē bào kàng 'è de zuò dōubù yīn wéi rén táo nèi xīn de chéng zài huǐ miè rén de tóng shí huǐ miè liǎo shēnzuò zhě hái 'ěr de fàn zuì xíng wéi guī jié wéi pāo liǎo duì shàng de xìn yǎng suǒ zhìyòng suǒ de huà lái shuōshì yīn wéinín kāi liǎo shàng shàng chéng liǎo nín nín jiāo gěi liǎo guǐ!” zuò zhě wéi 'ěr 'ān pái de tiáoxīn shēngzhī shí shàng jiù shì tiáo hēi 'àn xiàn shí tuǒ xié de dào jiù shì suǒ wèisuǒ de dào ”。 zuò zhě suǒ kàn zuò rén lèi nán de xiàng zhēngbìng zài shēn shàng xiàn liǎo qián xìn shàng chéng shòu xìngtōng guò tòng jìng huà líng hún de xiǎngzuò wéi hēi 'àn shè huì de shēng pǐn shòu zuì shēn de xìngsuǒ de xíng xiàng yòu zhe de diǎn xíng dàn shì zuò wéi xiǎng rén zhè xíng xiàng què xiǎn shí fēn cāng báixiǎn rántuó tuǒ zài xiǎo shuō zhōng xuān yáng de zhè xiē zōng jiào xiǎng zhěng zuò pǐn suǒ xiǎn shì de qiáng pàn liàng shì xiāng xié diào dezhè chōng fēn biǎo xiàn chū zuò zhě shì jiè guān de jiān ruì máo dùn
    《 zuì yòu hěn gāo de shù chéng jiùxiǎo shuō jiào quán miàn xiǎn shì liǎo tuó tuǒ guān huà rén de xīn líng shēn chù de 'ào de diǎnzuò zhě shǐ zhōng ràng rén chù zài jiě tuō de máo dùn zhī zhōngtōng guò rén bēi xìng de nèi xīn chōng jiē shì rén xìng tóng shí zuò zhě duì huàn juémèng yǎn biàn tài xīn de huà wéi chū xiǎo shuō zhōngyóu zuò zhě zhuólì tuò kuān rén de xīn jié gòuqíng jié jié gòu xiāng duì chǔyú cóng shǔ wèijìn guǎn zuò pǐn zhōng 'ěr měi tuó jiā de zāo lìng rén tóng qíngxiōng shā shì jiàn kòu rén xīn xiándàn mendōu zhǐ shì fèn fàn zuì de xīn bào gàode chéng fēnzhèng yīn wéi zhè yàngzhù rén gōng de nèi xīn shì jiè cái qián suǒ wèi yòu de shēn zhǎn xiàn zài zhě miàn qián wàizhè xiǎo shuō chǎng miàn zhuǎn huàn kuàichǎng jǐng tuī xùn zhù yào qíng jié guò chéng zhǐ yòng liǎo tiān shí jiānzài nóng suō de shí kōng zhōng róng liǎo fēng de xiǎng nèi róngxiǎo shuō de shí dài cǎi zhèng lùn cǎi shí fēn xiān míng


  Crime and Punishment (Russian: Преступление и наказание Prestuplenie i nakazanie) is a novel by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky. This was first published in the Russian literary journal The Russian Messenger in twelve monthly installments during 1866. It was later published in a single volume. This is the second of Dostoevsky's full-length novels following his return from years of exile in the gulags of Siberia, and this is his first great novel of his "mature period" of writing.
  
  Crime and Punishment focuses on the mental anguish and moral dilemmas of Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov, an impoverished ex-student from St. Petersburg who formulates and executes a plan to kill an unscrupulous pawnbroker for her money. Raskolnikov argues that with the pawnbroker's money he can perform good deeds to counterbalance the crime, while ridding the world of a worthless parasite. This murder he also commits to test Raskolnikov's hypothesis that some people are naturally able to and also have the right to murder. Several times throughout the novel, Raskolnikov also justifies his actions by connecting himself mentally with Napoleon Bonaparte, believing that murder is permissible in pursuit of a higher purpose.
  
  Creation
  
  Dostoevsky conceived the idea of Crime and Punishment in the summer of 1865, having gambled away much of his fortune, unable to pay his bill or afford proper meals. At the time the author owed large sums of money to creditors, and was trying to help the family of his brother Mikhail, who had died in early 1864. Projected under the title The Drunkards, it was to deal "with the present question of drunkness ... [in] all its ramifications, especially the picture of a family and the bringing up of children in these circumstance, etc., etc." Once Dostoevsky conceived Raskolnikov and his crime, now inspired by the case of Pierre François Lacenaire, this theme became ancillary, centering on the story of the Marmeladov family.
  
  Dostoevsky offered his story or novella (at the time Dostoevsky was not thinking of a novel) to the publisher Mikhail Katkov. His monthly journal, The Russian Messenger, was a prestigious publication of its kind, and the outlet for both Ivan Turgenev and Leo Tolstoy, but Dostoevsky, having carried on quite bruising polemics with Katkov in early 1860s, had never published anything in its pages. Dostoevsky turned as a last resort to Katkov, and asked for an advance on a proposed contribution after all other appeals elsewhere failed. In a letter to Katkov written in September 1865, Dostoevsky explained to him that the work was to be about a young man who yields to "certain strange, 'unfinished' ideas, yes floating in the air"; he had thus embarked on his plan to explore the moral and psychological dangers of the "radical" ideology. In letters written in November 1865 an important conceptual change occurred: the "story" has become a "novel", and from here on all references to Crime and Punishment are to a novel.
  
  Dostoevsky had to race against time, in order to finish on time both The Gambler and Crime and Punishment. Anna Snitkina, a stenographer who would soon become his second wife, was a great help for Dostoevsky during this difficult task. The first part of Crime and Punishment appeared in the January 1866 issue of The Russian Messenger, and the last one was published in December 1866.
  “ At the end of November much had been written and was ready; I burned it all; I can confess that now. I didn't like it myself. A new form, a new plan excited me, and I started all over again. ”
   — Dostoevsky's letter to his friend Alexander Wrangel in February 1886
  
  In the complete edition of Dostoevsky's writings published in the Soviet Union, the editors reassembled and printed the notebooks that the writer kept while working on Crime and Punishment, in a sequence roughly corresponding to the various stages of composition. Because of these labors, there is now a fragmentary working draft of the story, or novella, as initially conceived, as well as two other versions of the text. These have been distinguished as the Wiesbaden edition, the Petersburg edition, and the final plan, involving the shift from a first-person narrator to the indigenous variety of third-person form invented by Dostoevsky. The Wiesbaden edition concentrates entirely on the moral/physic reactions of the narrator after the murder. It coincides roughly with the story that Dostoevsky described in his letter to Katkov, and written in a form of a diary or journal, corresponds to what eventually became part II.
  “ I wrote [this chapter] with genuine inspiration, but perhaps it is no good; but for them the question is not its literary worth, they are worried about its morality. Here I was in the right—nothing was against morality, and even quite the contrary, but they saw otherwise and, what's more, saw traces of nihilism ... I took it back, and this revision of a large chapter cost me at least three new chapters of work, judging by the effort and the weariness; but I corrected it and gave it back. ”
   — Dostoevsky's letter to A.P. Milyukov
  
  Why Dostoevsky abandoned his initial version remains a matter of speculation. According to Joseph Frank, "one possibility is that his protagonist began to develop beyond the boundaries in which he had first been conceived". The notebooks indicate that Dostoevsky was aware of the emergence of new aspects of Raskolnikov's character as the plot action proceeded, and he structured the novel in conformity with this "metamorphosis," Frank says. Dostoevsky thus decided to fuse the story with his previous idea for a novel called The Drunkards. The final version of Crime and Punishment came to birth only when, in November 1865, Dostoevsky decided to recast his novel in the third person. This shift was the culmination of a long struggle, present through all the early stages of composition. Once having decided, Dostoevsky began to rewrite from scratch, and was able to easily integrate sections of the early manuscript into the final text—Frank says that he did not, as he told Wrangel, burn everything he had written earlier.
  
  The final draft went smoothly, except for a clash with the editors of The Russian Messenger, about which very little is known. Since the manuscript Dostoevsky turned in to Katkov was lost, it is unclear what the editors had objected to in the original. In 1889, the editors of the journal commented that "it was not easy for him [Dostoevsky] to give up his intentionally exaggerated idealization of Sonya as a woman who carried self-sacrifice to the point of sacrificing her body". It seems that Dostoevsky had initially given Sonya a much more affirmative role in the scene, in which she reads the Gospel story of the raising of Lazarus to Raskolnikov.
  Plot
  
  Raskolnikov, a mentally unstable drop-out student, lives in a tiny, rented room in Saint Petersburg. He refuses all help, even from his friend Razumikhin, and devises a plan to murder and to rob an unpleasant elderly pawn-broker and money-lender, Alyona Ivanovna. His motivation, whether personal or ideological, remains at this point unclear. While still considering the plan, Raskolnikov makes the acquaintance of Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov, a drunkard who recently squandered his family's little wealth. He also receives a letter from his sister and mother, speaking of their coming visit to St. Petersberg, and his sister's sudden marriage plans which they plan on discussing upon their arrival.
  
  After much deliberation, Raskolnikov sneaks into Alyona Ivanovna's apartment where he murders her with an ax. He also kills her half-sister, Lizaveta, who happens to stumble upon the scene of the crime. Shaken by his actions, Raskolnikov manages to only steal a handful of items and a small purse, leaving much of the pawn-broker's wealth untouched. Raskolnikov then flees and manages to leave miraculously unseen and undetected.
  
  After the bungled murder, Raskolnikov falls into a feverish state and begins to worry obsessively over the murder. He hides the stolen items and purse under a rock, and tries desperately to clean his clothing of any blood or evidence. He falls into a fever later that day, though not before calling briefly on his old friend Razumikhin. As the fever comes and goes in the following days, Raskolnikov behaves as though he wishes to betray himself. He shows strange reactions to whosoever mentions the murder of the pawn-broker, which is now known about and talked of in the city. In his delirium, Raskolnikov wanders Petersberg, drawing more and more attention to himself and his relation to the crime. In one of walks through the city, he sees Marmeladov being struck mortally by a carriage in the streets. Rushing to help him, Raskolnikov gives the remainder of his money to the man's family, which includes his teenage daughter, Sonia, who has been forced to become a prostitute to support her family.
  
  In the meantime, Raskolnikov's mother, Pulkheria Alexandrovna, and his sister, Avdotya Romanovna (or Dunya) have arrived in town. Avdotya had been working as a governess for the Svidrigailov family until this point, but was forced out of the position by the head of the family, Arkady Ivanovich Svidrigaïlov. Svidrigailov, a married man, was attracted to Avdotya's physical beauty and her stunning spiritual qualities, and offered her riches and elopement. Avdotya, having none of this, fled the family and lost her source of income, only to meet Pyotr Petrovich Luzhin, a man of modest income and rank. Luzhin proposes to marry Avdotya, thereby securing her and her mother's financial safety, provided she accept him quickly and without question. It is for these very reasons that the two of them come to St. Petersberg, both to meet Luzhin there and to attain Raskolnikov's approval. Luzhin, however, calls on Raskolnikov while he is in a delirious state and presents himself as a foolish, self-righteous and presuming man. Raskolnikov dismisses him immediately as a potential husband for his sister, and realizes that she only accepted him to help her family.
  
  As the novel progresses, Raskolnikov is introduced to the detective Porfiry, who begins to suspect him for the murder purely on psychological grounds. At the same time, a chaste relationship develops between Raskolnikov and Sonya. Sonya, though a prostitute, is full of Christian virtue and is only driven into the profession by her family's poverty. Meanwhile, Razumikhin and Raskolnikov manage to keep Avdotya from continuing her relationship with Luzhin, whose true character is exposed to be conniving and base. At this point, Svidrigailov appears on the scene, having come from the province to Petersberg, almost solely to seek out Avdotya. He reveals that his wife is dead, and that he is willing to pay Avdotya a vast sum of money in exchange for nothing. She, upon hearing the news, refuses flat out, suspecting him of treachery.
  
  As Raskolnikov and Porfiry continue to meet, Raskolnikov's motives for the crime become exposed. Porfiry becomes increasingly certain of the man's guilt, but has no concrete evidence or witnesses with which to back this suspicion up. Raskolnikov's nerves begin to wear thin, and he is constantly struggling with the the idea of confessing, though he knows that he can never be truly convicted. He turns to Sonya for support, and confesses his crime to her. By coincidence, Svidrigailov has taken up residence in a room next to Sonya's and overhears the entire confession. When the two men meet face to face, Svidrigailov acknowledges this fact, and suggests that he may use it against him, should he need to. Svidrigailov also speaks of his own past, in which he reveals that he has committed murder and most recently killed his wife.
  
  Raskolnikov is at this point completely torn; he is urged by Sonya to confess, and Svidrigailov's testimony could potentially convict him. Meantime, Svidrigailov attempts to seduce and then rape Avdotya, who convinces him not to. He then spends a night in confusion, and in the morning shoots himself. This same morning, Raskolnikov goes again to Sonya, who again urges him to confess and to clear his conscience. He makes his way to the police station, where he is met by the news of Svidrigailov's suicide. He hesitates a moment, thinking again that he might get away with a perfect crime, but is persuaded by Sonya to confess.
  
  The epilogue tells of how Raskolnikov is sentenced to penal servitude in Siberia, where Sonya follows him. Avdotya and Razumikhin marry and are left in a happy position by the end of the novel. Raskolnikov, however, struggles in Siberia. It is only after some time serving that his redemption and moral regeneration begin under Sonya's loving influence.
  Characters
  
  In Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky succeeds in fusing the personality of his main character, Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov (Russian: Родион Романович Раскольников), with his new anti-radical ideological themes. The main plot involves a murder as the result of "ideological intoxication," and depicts all the disastrous moral and psychical consequences that result from the murderer. Raskolnikov's psychology is placed at the center, and carefully interwoven with the ideas behind his transgression; every other feature of the novel illuminates the agonizing dilemma in which Raskolnikov is caught. From another point of view, the novel's plot is another variation of a conventional nineteenth-century theme: an innocent young provincial comes to seek his fortune in the capital, where he succumbs to corruption, and loses all traces of his former freshness and purity. However, as Gary Rosenshield points out, "Raskolnikov succumbs not to the temptations of high society as Honoré de Balzac's Rastignac or Stendhal's Julien Sorel, but to those of rationalistic Petersburg".
  
  Raskolnikov is the protagonist, and the action is focalized primarily from his perspective. Despite its name, the novel does not so much deal with the crime and its formal punishment, as with Raskolnikov's internal struggle (the English translation does not do justice to the plot, however, in Russia, the title means 'transgression' over a border, which is what Raskolnikov emotionally does).[citation needed] The book shows that his punishment results more from his conscience than from the law. He committed murder with the belief that he possessed enough intellectual and emotional fortitude to deal with the ramifications, [based on his paper/thesis, "On Crime", that he is a Napoleon], but his sense of guilt soon overwhelms him. It is only in the epilogue that he realizes his formal punishment, having decided to confess and end his alienation.
  
  Sofia Semyonovna Marmeladova (Russian: Софья Семёновна Мармеладова), variously called Sonia and Sonechka, is the daughter of a drunk, Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov, whom Raskolnikov meets in a tavern at the beginning of the novel, and who, Raskolnikov discerns, shares the same feelings of shame and alienation as he does. She becomes the first person to whom Raskolnikov confesses his crime, and she supports him even though she was friends with one of the victims (Lizaveta). For most of the novel, Sonya serves as the spiritual guide for Raskolnikov. After his confession she follows him to Siberia where she lives in the same town as the prison.
  
  Other characters of the novel are:
  
   * Porfiry Petrovich (Порфирий Петрович) – The detective in charge of solving the murders of Lizaveta and Alyona Ivanovna, who, along with Sonya, guides Raskolnikov towards confession. Unlike Sonya, however, Porfiry does this through psychological games. Despite the lack of evidence, he becomes certain Raskolnikov is the murderer following several conversations with him, but gives him the chance to confess voluntarily. He attempts to confuse and to provoke the unstable Raskolnikov in an attempt to coerce him to confess.
   * Avdotya Romanovna Raskolnikova (Авдотья Романовна Раскольникова) – Raskolnikov's strong willed and self-sacrificial sister, called Dunya, Dounia or Dunechka for short. She initially plans to marry the wealthy, yet smug and self-possessed, Luzhin, to save the family from financial destitution. She has a habit of pacing across the room while thinking. She is followed to Saint Petersburg by the disturbed Svidrigailov, who seeks to win her back through blackmail. She rejects both men in favour of Raskolnikov's loyal friend, Razumikhin.
   * Arkady Ivanovich Svidrigaïlov (Аркадий Иванович Свидригайлов) – Sensual, depraved, and wealthy former employer and current pursuer of Dunya, Svidrigaïlov is suspected of multiple acts of murder, and overhears Raskolnikov's confessions to Sonya. With this knowledge he torments both Dunya and Raskolnikov but does not inform the police. When Dunya tells him she could never love him (after attempting to shoot him) he lets her go and commits suicide. Whereas Sonya represents the path to salvation, Svidrigaïlov represents the other path towards suicide. Despite his apparent malevolence, Svidrigaïlov is similar to Raskolnikov in regard to his random acts of charity. He fronts the money for the Marmeladov children to enter an orphanage (after both their parents die), gives Sonya five percent bank notes totalling three thousand rubles, and leaves the rest of his money to his juvenile fiancée.
   * Marfa Petrovna Svidrigailova (Марфа Петровна Свидригайлова) – Arkady Svidrigaïlov's deceased wife, whom he is suspected of having murdered, and who he claims has visited him as a ghost. Her bequest of 3,000 rubles to Dunya allows Dunya to reject Luzhin as a suitor.
   * Dmitri Prokofich Razumikhin (Дмитрий Прокофьич Разумихин) – Raskolnikov's loyal friend. In terms of Razumikhin's contribution to Dostoevsky's anti-radical thematics, he is intended to represent something of a reconciliation of the pervasive thematic conflict between faith and reason. The fact that his name means reason shows Dostoevsky's desire to employ this faculty as a foundational basis for his Christian faith in God.
   * Katerina Ivanovna Marmeladova (Катерина Ивановна Мармеладова) – Semyon Marmeladov's consumptive and ill-tempered second wife, stepmother to Sonya. She drives Sonya into prostitution in a fit of rage, but later regrets it, and beats her children mercilessly, but works ferociously to improve their standard of living. She is obsessed with demonstrating that slum life is far below her station. Following Marmeladov's death, she uses Raskolnikov's money to hold a funeral.
   * Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov (Семён Захарович Мармеладов) – Hopeless drunk who indulges in his own suffering, and father of Sonya. Marmeladov could be seen as a Russian equivalent of the character of Micawber in Charles Dickens' novel, David Copperfield.[citation needed]
   * Pulkheria Alexandrovna Raskolnikova (Пульхерия Александровна Раскольникова) – Raskolnikov's relatively clueless, hopeful and loving mother. Following Raskolnikov's sentence, she falls ill (mentally and physically) and eventually dies. She hints in her dying stages that she is slightly more aware of her son's fate, which was hidden from her by Dunya and Razumikhin.
   * Pyotr Petrovich Luzhin (Пётр Петрович Лужин) – A well-off lawyer who is engaged to Raskolnikov's sister Dunya in the beginning of the novel. His motives for the marriage is rather despicable, as he states more or less that he chose her since she will be completely beholden to him financially.
   * Andrey Semyenovich Lebezyatnikov (Андрей Семёнович Лебезятников) – Luzhin's utopian socialist roommate who witnesses his attempt to frame Sonya and subsequently exposes him.
   * Alyona Ivanovna (Алёна Ивановна) – Suspicious old pawnbroker who hoards money and is merciless to her patrons. She is Raskolnikov's intended target.
   * Lizaveta Ivanovna (Лизавета Ивановна) – Alyona's simple and innocent sister. Raskolnikov murders her when she walks in immediately after Raskolnikov had killed Alyona. Lizaveta was a friend of Sonya's.
   * Zosimov (Зосимов) – A friend of Razumikhin and a doctor who cared for Raskolnikov.
   * Nastasya Petrovna (Настасья Петровна) – Raskolnikov's landlady's servant and a friend of Raskolnikov.
   * Nikodim Fomich (Никодим Фомич)– The amiable Chief of Police.
   * Ilya "Gunpowder" Petrovich (Илья Петрович) – A police official and Fomich's assistant.
   * Alexander Grigorievich Zamyotov (Александр Григорьевич Заметов) – Head clerk at the police station and friend to Razumikhin. Raskolnikov arouses Zamyotov's suspicions by explaining how he, Raskolnikov, would have committed various crimes, although Zamyotov later apologizes, believing, much to Raskolnikov's amusement, that it was all a farce to expose how ridiculous the suspicions were. This scene illustrates the argument of Raskolnikov's belief in his own superiority as Übermensch.[citation needed]
   * Nikolai Dementiev (Николай Дементьев) – A painter and sectarian who admits to the murder, since his sect holds it to be supremely virtuous to suffer for another person's crime.
   * Polina Mikhailovna Marmeladova (Полина Михайловна Мармеладова) – Ten-year-old adopted daughter of Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov and younger stepsister to Sonya, sometimes known as Polechka.
  
  Name Word Meaning (in Russian)
  Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov raskol a schism, or split; "raskolnik" is "one who splits" or "dissenter"; the verb raskalyvat' means "to cleave", "to chop","to crack","to split" or "to break"
  Pyotr Petrovich Luzhin luzha a puddle
  Dmitri Prokofich Razumikhin razum reason, intelligence
  Alexander Grigorievich Zamyotov zametit to notice, to realize
  Andrey Semyenovich Lebezyatnikov lebezit to fawn on somebody, to cringe
  Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov marmelad marmalade/jam
  Arkady Ivanovich Svidrigailov Svidrigailo a Lithuanian duke of the fifteenth century
  Structure
  
  Crime and Punishment has a distinct beginning, middle and end. The novel is divided into six parts, with an epilogue. The notion of "intrinsic duality" in Crime and Punishment has been commented upon, with the suggestion that there is a degree of symmetry to the book. Edward Wasiolek who has argued that Dostoevsky was a skilled craftsman, highly conscious of the formal pattern in his art, has likened the structure of Crime & Punishment to a "flattened X", saying:
  
   Parts I-III [of Crime and Punishment] present the predominantly rational and proud Raskolnikov: Parts IV-VI, the emerging "irrational" and humble Raskolnikov. The first half of the novel shows the progressive death of the first ruling principle of his character; the last half, the progressive birth of the new ruling principle. The point of change comes in the very middle of the novel.
  
  This compositional balance is achieved by means of the symmetrical distribution of certain key episodes throughout the novel's six parts. The recurrence of these episodes in the two halves of the novel, as David Bethea has argued, is organized according to a mirror-like principle, whereby the "left" half of the novel reflects the "right" half. For her part, Margaret Church discerns a contrapuntal structuring: parts I, III and V deal largely with the main hero's relationship to his family (mother, sister and mother surrogates), while parts II, IV and VI deal with his relationship to the authorities of the state "and to various father figures".
  
  The seventh part of the novel, the Epilogue, has attracted much attention and controversy. Some of Dostoevsky's critics have criticized the novel's final pages as superfluous, anti-climactic, unworthy of the rest of the work, while others have rushed to the defense of the Epilogue, offering various ingenious schemes which conclusively prove its inevitability and necessity. Steven Cassedy argues that Crime and Punishment "is formally two distinct but closely related, things, namely a particular type of tragedy in the classical Greek mold and a Christian resurrection tale". Cassedy concludes that "the logical demands of the tragic model as such are satisfied without the Epilogue in Crime and Punishment ... At the same time, this tragedy contains a Christian component, and the logical demands of this element are met only by the resurrection promised in the Epilogue".
  
  Crime and Punishment is written from a third-person omniscient perspective. It is focalized primarily from the point of view of Raskolnikov; however, it does at times switch to the perspective of Svidrigailov, Razumikhin, Peter Petrovich, or Dunya. This narrative technique, which fuses the narrator very closely with the consciousness and point of view of the central characters of the plot, was original for its period. Franks notes that his identification, through Dostoevsky's use of the time shifts of memory and his manipulation of temporal sequence, begins to approach the later experiments of Henry James, Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf, and James Joyce. A late nineteenth-century reader was, however, accustomed to more orderly and linear types of expository narration. This led to the persistence of the legend that Dostoevsky was an untidy and negligent craftsman, and to critical observations like the following by Melchior de Vogüé:
  
   "A word ... one does not even notice, a small fact that takes up only a line, have their reverberations fifty pages later ... [so that] the continuity becomes unintelligible if one skips a couple of pages."
  
  Dostoevsky uses different speech mannerisms and sentences of different length for different characters. Those who use artificial language—Luzhin, for example—are identified as unattractive people. Mrs. Marmeladov's disintegrating mind is reflected in her language, too. In the original Russian text, the names of the major characters have something of a double meaning, but in translation the subtlety of the language is sometimes lost. There is even a play with the Russian word for crime ("prestuplenie"), which is literally translated as a stepping across or a transgression. The physical image of crime as a crossing over a barrier or a boundary is lost in translation. So is the religious implication of transgression, which in English refers to a sin rather than a crime.
  Symbolism
  
  The Dreams
  
  Raskolnikov's dreams always have a symbolic meaning, which suggests a psychological view. In the dream about the horse, the mare has to sacrifice itself for the men who are too much in a rush to wait. This could be symbolic of women sacrificing themselves for men, just like Raskolnikov's belief that Dunya is sacrificing herself for Rodya by marrying Luzhin. Some critics have suggested this dream is the fullest single expression of the whole novel, containing the nihilistic destruction of an innocent creature and Rodion's suppressed sympathy for it (although the young Rodion in the dream runs to the horse, he still murders the pawnbroker soon after waking). The dream is also mentioned when Raskolnikov talks to Marmeladov. He states that his daughter, Sonya, has to sell her body to earn a living for their family. The dream is also a blatant warning for the impending murder.
  
  In the final pages, Raskolnikov, who at this point is in the prison infirmary, has a feverish dream about a plague of nihilism, that enters Russia and Europe from the east and which spreads senseless dissent (Raskolnikov's name alludes to "raskol", dissent) and fanatic dedication to "new ideas": it finally engulfs all of mankind. Though we don't learn anything about the content of these ideas they clearly disrupt society forever and are seen as exclusively critical assaults on ordinary thinking: it is clear that Dostoevsky was envisaging the new, politically and culturally nihilist ideas which were entering Russian literature and society in this watershed decade, and with which Dostoevsky would be in debate for the rest of his life (cp. Chernyshevsky's What Is to Be Done?, Dobrolyubov's abrasive journalism, Turgenev's Fathers and Sons and Dostoevsky's own The Possessed). Just like the novel demonstrates and argues Dostoevsky's conviction that "if God doesn't exist (or is not recognized) then anything is permissible" the dream sums up his fear that if men won't check their thinking against the realities of life and nature, and if they are unwilling to listen to reason or authority, then no ideas or cultural institutions will last and only brute barbarism can be the result. Janko Lavrin, who took part in the revolutions of the WWI era, knew Lenin and Trotsky and many others, and later would spend years writing and researching on Dostoevsky and other Russian classics, called this final dream "prophetic in its symbolism".
  
  The Cross
  
  Sonya gives Rodya a cross when he goes to turn himself in. He takes his pain upon him by carrying the cross through town, like Jesus; he falls to his knees in the town square on the way to his confession. Sonya carried the cross up until then, which indicates that, as literally mentioned in the book, she suffers for him, in a semi-Christ-like manner. Sonya and Lizaveta had exchanged crosses and become spiritual sisters, originally the cross was Lizaveta's — so Sonya carries Lizaveta's cross, the cross of Rodya's innocent victim, whom he didn't intend to kill.
  
  Saint Petersburg
  “ On an exceptionally hot evening early in July a young man came out of the garret in which he lodged in S. Place and walked slowly, as though in hesitation, towards K. bridge. ”
  
  — Fyodor Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment, I, I
  
  The above opening sentence of the novel has a symbolic function: Russian critic Vadim K. Kozhinov argues that the reference to the "exceptionally hot evening" establishes not only the suffocating atmosphere of Saint Petersburg in midsummer but also "the infernal ambience of the crime itself". Dostoevsky was among the first to recognize the symbolic possibilities of city life and imagery drawn from the city. I. F. I. Evnin regards Crime and Punishment as the first great Russian novel "in which the climactic moments of the action are played out in dirty taverns, on the street, in the sordid black rooms of the poor".
  
  Dostoevsky's Petersburg is the city of unrelieved poverty; "magnificence has no place in it, because magnificence is external, formal abstract, cold". Dostoevsky connects the city's problems to Raskolnikov's thoughts and subsequent actions. The crowded streets and squares, the shabby houses and taverns, the noise and stench, all are transformed by Dostoevsky into a rich store of metaphors for states of mind. Donald Fanger asserts that "the real city [...] rendered with a striking concreteness, is also a city of the mind in the way that its atmosphere answers Raskolnikov's spiritual condition and almost symbolizes it. It is crowded, stifling, and parched."
  Themes
  
  Dostoevsky's letter to Katkov reveals his immediate inspiration, to which he remained faithful even after his original plan evolved into a much more ambitious creation: a desire to counteract what he regarded as nefarious consequences arising from the doctrines of Russian nihilism. In the novel, Dostoevsky pinpointed the dangers of both utilitarianism and rationalism, the main ideas of which inspired the radicals, continuing a fierce criticism he had already started with his Notes from Underground. A Slavophile religious believer, Dostoevsky utilized the characters, dialogue and narrative in Crime and Punishment to articulate an argument against westernizing ideas in general. He thus attacked a peculiar Russian blend of French utopian socialism and Benthamite utilitarianism, which had led to what revolutionaries, such as Nikolai Chernyshevsky, called "rational egoism".
  
  The radicals refused, however, to recognize themselves in the novel's pages (Dimitri Pisarev ridiculed the notion that Raskolnikov's ideas could be identified with those of the radicals of his time), since Dostoevsky portrayed nihilistic ideas to their most extreme consequences. The aim of these ideas was altruistic and humanitarian, but these aims were to be achieved by relying on reason and suppressing entirely the spontaneous outflow of Christian pity and compassion. Chernyshevsky's utilitarian ethic proposed that thought and will in man were subject to the laws of physical science. Dostoevsky believed that such ideas limited man to a product of physics, chemistry and biology, negating spontaneous emotional responses. In its latest variety of Bazarovism, Russian nihilism encouraged the creation of an élite of superior individuals to whom the hopes of the future were to be entrusted.
  
  Raskolnikov exemplifies all the potentially disastrous hazards contained in such an ideal. Frank notes that "the moral-psychological traits of his character incorporate this antinomy between instinctive kindness, sympathy, and pity on the one hand and, on the other, a proud and idealistic egoism that has become perverted into a contemptuous disdain for the submissive herd". Raskolnikov's inner conflict in the opening section of the novel results in a utilitarian-altruistic justification for the proposed crime: why not kill a wretched and "useless" old moneylender to alleviate the human misery? Dostoevsky wants to show that this utilitarian type of reasoning and its conclusions had become widespread and commonplace; they were by no means the solitary invention of Raskolnikov's tormented and disordered mind. Such radical and utilitarian ideas act to reinforce the innate egoism of Raskolnikov's character, and to turn him into a hater rather than a lover of his fellow humans. He even becomes fascinated with the majestic image of a Napoleonic personality who, in the interests of a higher social good, believes that he possesses a moral right to kill. Indeed, his "Napoleon-like" plan drags him to a well-calculated murder, the ultimate conclusion of his self-deception with utilitarianism.
  
  In his depiction of the Petersburg background, Dostoevsky accentuates the squalor and human wretchedness that pass before Raskolnikov's eyes. He also uses Raskolnikov's encounter with Marmeladov to present both the heartlessness of Raskolnikov's convictions and the alternative set of values to be set against them. Dostoevsky believes that the "freedom" propounded by the aforementioned ideas is a dreadful freedom "that is contained by no values, because it is before values". The product of this "freedom", Raskolnikov, is in perpetual revolt against society, himself, and God. He thinks that he is self-sufficient and self-contained, but at the end "his boundless self-confidence must disappear in the face of what is greater than himself, and his self-fabricated justification must humble itself before the higher justice of God". Dostoevsky calls for the regeneration and renewal of the "sick" Russian society through the re-discovering of their country, their religion, and their roots.
  Reception
  
  The first part of Crime and Punishment published in the January and February issues of The Russian Messenger met with public success. Although the remaining parts of the novel had still to be written, an anonymous reviewer wrote that "the novel promises to be one of the most important works of the author of The House of the Dead". In his memoirs, the conservative belletrist Nikolay Strakhov recalled that in Russia Crime and Punishment was the literary sensation of 1866.
  
  The novel soon attracted the criticism of the liberal and radical critics. G.Z. Yeliseyev sprang to the defense of the Russian student corporations, and wondered, "Has there ever been a case of a student committing murder for the sake of robbery?" Pisarev, aware of the novel's artistic value attempted in 1867 another approach: he argued that Raskolnikov was a product of his environment, and explained that the main theme of the work was poverty and its results. He measured the novel's excellence by the accuracy and understanding with which Dostoevsky portrayed the contemporary social reality, and focused on what he regarded as inconsistencies in the novel's plot. Strakhov rejected Pisarev's contention that the theme of environmental determinism was essential to the novel, and pointed out that Dostoevsky's attitude towards his hero was sympathetic: "This is not mockery of the younger generation, neither a reproach nor an accusation—it is a lament over it."
  English translations
  
   * Frederick Whishaw (1885)
   * Constance Garnett (1914)
   * David Magarshack (1951)
   * Princess Alexandra Kropotkin (1953)
   * Jessie Coulson (1953)
   * Sidney Monas (1968)
   * David McDuff (1991)
   * Richard Pevear & Larissa Volokhonsky (1992)
   * Julius Katzer
   * Michael Scammell
  
  Film adaptations
  Main article: Film adaptations of Crime and Punishment
  
  There have been over 25 film adaptations of Crime and Punishment. They include:
  
   * Raskolnikow (aka Crime and Punishment) (1923, directed by Robert Wiene)
   * Crime and Punishment (1935, starring Peter Lorre, Edward Arnold and Marian Marsh)
   * Eigoban Tsumi to Batsu (1953, manga by Tezuka Osamu, under his interpretation)
   * Crime and Punishment (1970 film) (Soviet film, 1970, starring Georgi Taratorkin, Tatyana Bedova, Vladimir Basov, Victoria Fyodorova) dir. Lev Kulidzhanov
   * Rikos ja Rangaistus (1983; Crime and Punishment), the first movie by the Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki, with Markku Toikka in the lead role. The story has been transplanted to modern-day Helsinki, Finland.
   * Crime and Punishment in Suburbia (2000, an adaptation set in modern America and "loosely based" on the novel)
   * Columbo (1971 - 78, and intermittently otherwise, starring the American actor Peter Falk) According to the creator of "Columbo", William Link, the American detective "Columbo", is based in part upon Porfiry Petrovich.
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   shì huāng táng xiào de rénxiàn zài men jiào fēng zài men kàn lái guǒ rán xiàng xiān qián yàng huāng táng de huà me zhè chēng dǎo shì shēng liǎo guò xiàn zài jīng shēng liǎoxiàn zài jué men quándōu hěn 'àishèn zhì dāng men cháo xiào de shí hòu héng héng fǎn 'ér jué men bié 'àijiǎ ruò wàng zhe men xīn shì me yōu shāng de huà huì tóng men dào xiào dehéng héng shì xiào ér shì yóu huān men zhī suǒ gǎn dào yōu shāngshì yīn wéi men dǒng zhēn ér què dǒngāi rén dǒng zhēn yòu duō me nán 'ādàn shì zhè diǎn men shì jiě dào de
  
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   guò gǎn dào fēi cháng shāng xīn deshì yīn wéi hǎo xiàng hěn huāng táng xiào shì hǎo xiàngér shì què shí huāng táng xiàng shì fēi cháng huāng táng xiào dezhè diǎn shēng xià lái jiù shì shì suì de shí hòu jiù jīng zhī dào shì huāng táng de rén liǎohòu lái shàng zhōng xuéjìn xuéjiēguǒ héng héng xué yuè duōyuè jué huāng tángyīn duì lái shuō xué xué dào de quán zhī shí fǎng zhǐ shì zuì zhōng xiàng zhèng shí shuō míng xué yuè shēn yuè huāng tángxué shēng huó shì shí jiān nián nián guò rèn shí dào zài fāng miàn dōuhěn huāng tángzhè rèn shí zài shēn shàng nián zēngsuǒ yòu de rén zǒng shì cháo xiào dàn shì men shuí zhī dàoshuí cāi chū guǒ shuō rén shì jiān yòu shénme rén zuì liǎo jiě shì huāng táng rén de huà me zhè rén jiù shì shǐ hàn guò de zhèng shì men míng liǎo zhè diǎn guòzài zhè jiàn shì qíng shàng 'ér yòu cuò lǎo shì me gāo 'àocóng yuàn xiàng rèn rén chéng rèn huāng táng shēn shàng de zhè zhǒng 'ào màn zài nián zēngcháng ruò ràng xiàng rèn rén chéng rèn huāng táng me dāng wǎn jiù huì yòng shǒu qiāng suì de nǎo dàiā xiǎo shí hòu yòu duō tòng shēng rěn nài zhù 'ér rán xiàng huǒ bàn men tǎn bái chéng rènrán 'érdāng chéngzhǎng wéi qīng nián hòusuī rán duì hěn huài de pǐn xìng nián nián yòu gēngshēn de rèn shídàn zhī wèishénme xīn qíng què fǎn 'ér biàn píng jìng duō liǎodíquè shì zhī dào wèishénmeyīn wéi zhì jīn hái néng duàn dìng yuán yīnzhè yuán yīn shì yóu mǒu zhǒng yǐng xiǎng de qíng kuàngshǐ xīn tóu zhe de mènzhè jiù shǐ méng liǎo zhǒng xìn niànshì jiè shàng dào chù dōushì · · suǒ · wèi zǎo jiù gǎn dào liǎo zhè diǎndàn shìwán zhěng de xìn niàn shì zuì jìn nián rán chū xiàn de rán gǎn dàoshì jiè de yòu duì lái shuō · · suǒ · wèi kāi shǐ gǎn dào bìng qiě zhēn zhèng gǎn dào, · · shēn · biān · kōng · · · chū zǒng wéi duō dōng guò shì yòu dedàn shì hòu lái cái chū láiguò shì suǒ yòuzhǐ shì zhī yīn wèishénme cái fǎng yàng zhú jiàn què xìnjiāng lái yǒng yuǎn shì suǒ yòu shì shàng jiù zài duì bié rén shēng jīhū zài duì bié rén liú shuō shí zài dezhè zhǒng biàn huà shèn zhì zài xiē wēi dào de shì qíng shàng huì biǎo xiàn chū lái yòu shí hòu zài jiē shàng zǒu zhe zǒu zhe jiù zhuàng zhe liǎo rén jiāzhè shì yóu chén de yuán yòu shénme yào chén de dāng shí jiù gēn běn méi yòu xiǎng shénmeyīn wéi duì shénme dōuwú suǒ wèi yào shì jiě jué liǎo xiē wèn yòu duō hǎoāi wèn méi yòu jiě juéér yòu duō shǎo wèn yào jiě jué 'ā shì xiǎng dào · quán · · suǒ · wèi qiē wèn biàn cún zài liǎo
  
   jiù zài zhī hòu nòng qīng liǎo shì nián shí yuèquè qiē shuō shì nián shí yuè sān nòng qīng de hòu de měi shùn jiān wǒdōu qīng qīng chǔ chǔzhè shì shēng zài hēi hēi de wǎnkǒng zhǐ yòu zhè wǎn cái zhè me hēidāng shí shì shí diǎn duō zhōng zhèng huí jiā zhèng zài xiǎng zhe méi yòu zhè gèng yīn 'àn de shí hòushèn zhì zài ròu shàng gǎn jué dàoqīng pén xià liǎo zhěng tiān shì yīcháng zuì hán lěngzuì yīn shèn zhì jiào rén de zhè shèn zhì hái duì rén huái zhe zhǒng gōng rán de ér zài shí diǎn duō zhōng què zhòu rán tíng liǎosàn chū lìng rén jué de cháo xià shí hái yào cháo shīhái yào hán lěngjiē dào miàn shàng de měi kuài shí bǎnměi tiáo tóngchù chù dōuzài sàn zhe guǒ cóng jiē shàng wǎng tóng wàng miàn shì téng téng de xiǎng guǒ jiē dēng quán mièhuì shǐ rén kuài xiēyīn wéi shí me zhào tōng míng tòu liàngfǎn 'ér lìng rén gǎn dào yōu shāngzhè tiān jīhū méi yòu chī dōng wǎn shàng zǎo zǎo dào liǎo wèi gōng chéng shī jiādāng shí zài zuò de hái yòu de liǎng wèi péng yǒu zhí zuò shēng hěn jiào men shēng yàn men tán kàn yǐn rén de shénme shì qíngshèn zhì rán huǒ láidàn shì zài kàn lái men quán suǒ wèi men dòng zhǐ guò shì zuò zuò yàng 'ér rán de zhè xiǎng duì men shuō liǎo chū lái:“ xiān shēng men shuō men běn lái shì suǒ wèi de 。” men tīng liǎo méi yòu shēng fǎn 'ér xiào láizhè shì yīn de huà bìng bèi wèiér zhǐ shì jué quándōu suǒ wèi 'ér men kàn chū zhè quán suǒ wèi zhī hòu jiù kuài huó lái liǎo
  
   dāng zǒu zài jiē shàng xiǎng zhe jiē dēng de shí hòu shí wàng wàng tiān kōngtiān kōng hēi guò hái néng qīng fēn biàn chū bèi suì de yún kuàiyún kuài zhī jiān shì de hēi bānzài hēi bān shàng rán xiàn xiǎo xīng xīng shì jiù zǎi guān chá láizhè shì yīn wéi xiǎo xīng xīng shì jué dìng zài jīn shāzǎo zài liǎng yuè qián jiù guǒ duàn xià liǎo zhè jué xīnjìn guǎn hěn qiónghái shì mǎi liǎo zhī piào liàng de shǒu qiāngbìng qiě zài dāng tiān jiù zhuāng shàng liǎo dàndàn shìliǎng yuè jīng guò shǒu qiāng jiù fàng zài chōu suǒ wèi xiǎng zuì hòu zhǎo me suǒ wèi de shí wèishénme yào zhè yàng zhī dàoyīn zhè liǎng yuè lái měi wǎn huí jiā xiǎng shā zhí zài děng dài huìér xiàn zài zhè xiǎo xīng xīng shì liǎo jué dìng jīn wǎn · · dìng shā xiǎo xīng xīng wèishénme yào shì míng bái
  
   zhèng zài yǎng wàng kōng rán yòu xiǎo hái zhuā zhù de xiùjiē dào shàng shì kōng luò luò dejīhū jiàn rén yǐngyuǎn chù yòu chē zài qīng biàn chē shuì juéxiǎo hái yuē suìguǒ zhe tóu jīnchuān jiàn duǎn wài hún shēn shī lín lín dedàn bié de shì shuāng shī de xiéér qiě xiàn zài hái shuāng xié wài yǐn zhù zhòu rán chě zhù de xiù jiào hǎn méi yòu dàn zài duàn duàn hǎn zhe shénmeyóu lěngde quán shēn zhànwèi néng huà shuō qīng chǔ bèi shénme shì 'ér xià huài liǎojué wàng jiào zhe:“ hǎo hǎo !” xiàng niǔ guò tóu guò shénme méi yòu shuō yòu zǒu dàn páo shàng lái zhù de shēng yīn liú chū zhǒng xiǎo hái shòu liǎo jīng xià de jué wàng xīn qíng shú zhè zhǒng shēng yīnjìn guǎn méi yòu huà shuō wándàn míng báihuò zhě shì qīn zài shénme fāng kuài yào huò zhě shì men zài chū liǎo shénme shìsuǒ páo chū lái jiào rénxiǎng zhǎo diǎn shénme bāng zhù qīn shì méi yòu gēn zhe xiāng fǎnquè dǒu rán liǎo gǎn zǒu de niàn tóu xiān yào zhǎo què sōng kāi shǒu wūyè yān chuǎn lǎo gēn zài shēn biān páo kěn kāi shì chōng duǒ jiǎohǒu shēng zhǐ shì hǎn zhe:“ lǎo lǎo !……” rán kāi liǎo fēi kuài héng guò jiē jiē biān lái liǎo xíng rénkàn lái zài gēn zhe ér zhǎo xíng rén liǎo
  
   dēng shàng lóu de zhù chù méi yòu dōng jiā zhù zài yòu de fáng jiān de fáng jiān xiǎo 'ér jiǎn lòuyòu lóu shàng cháng yòu de zhǒng bàn yuán xíng chuāng yòu miàn shā zhāng zhuō zhuō shàng fàng zhe shūliǎng hái yòu shū shì de 'ān suī rán shí fēn chén jiùdàn què shì 'ěr tài shì de gāo bèi shēn zuò zuò xià láidiǎn rán zhúkāi shǐ kǎo fáng piàn cáo chǎo nào shēngjìn sān tiān láidōu shì zhù zhe tuì wèi jūn guān yāo lái qún rén héng héng liù jiǔ ròu péng yǒuzhèng zài jiǔwán pái zuó wǎn shàng men jìng rán lái liǎo zhī dào men yòu liǎng rén xiāng jiū zhù duì fāng de tóu jiǔ jiǔ fàng fáng dōng xiǎng shǔshuō mendàn wèizhù zài men zhè 'ér de hái yòu lìng jiā fáng wèi shēn cái shòu xiǎo de tuán cháng tài tàidài zhe sān yòu xiǎo de hái men zhù jìn lái hòu xiǎo hái bìng dǎo liǎotài tài hái mendōu hài wèi hūn jué guò zhěng duō suohuà shí de yòu bèi xià huàn liǎo diān xián bìng què qiē zhī dào wèi yòu shí hòu zài niè jiē shàng lán tǎo méi yòu zhǎo dào zhí dàn guài de shì zhèng yào shuō shì), zhù jìn lái zhěng zhěng yuè dōuméi yòu gěi zhì zào guò fán rán luócóng kāi shǐ jiù huí tóng jié shíér duì cóng kāi tóu gǎn xīng guò men zài qiáng zhī de biān lùn zěn me hǎn jiào lùn men shì rén héng héng zhí dōubù zài zhěng zuò zhequè shí méi yòu tīng dào men zhēng chǎo jià héng héng shèn zhì men wàng liǎo měi wǎn chè miánzhè yàng jīng yòu nián liǎo tōng zuò zài zhuō bàng 'ān shénme shì zuòzhǐ zài bái tiān shū zhè yàng zuò zhe shénme kǎoruò shì yòu shénme niàn tóu zài nǎo shǎn xiàn tīng ránměi wǎn yào diǎn wán zhī zhú jìng jìng zài zhuō bàng zuò xià shǒu qiāng chū lái fàng zài miàn qiándāng fàng xià shǒu qiāng shí wèn guò :“ shì zhè yàng ?” jiē zhe jiù zhǎn dīng jié tiě huí :“ shì zhè yàng de。” jiù shì shā zhī dào jīn wǎn dìng huì shāér zài zhè zhuō bàng hái yào zuò duō jiǔ héng héng shuō shàngyào shì xiǎo hái chū xiàn kěn dìng zǎo shā liǎo
  
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   nín yào zhī dào suī rán quán suǒ wèidàn yào shì téng tòng lái shuō hái shì gǎn jué chū lái de guǒ yòu rén liǎo jiù huì gǎn jué tòng dejīng shén shàng shì zhè yàng guǒ shēng liǎo shénme lián de shì jiù huì jué lián dejiù xiàng guò shēng huó shàng hái méi yòu duì rèn shìdōu jué suǒ wèi shí yàngduì xiǎo hái yòu guò lián mǐn xīn dìng yào bāng zhù shì wèishénme méi yòu bāng shì yīn wéi dāng shí chǎn shēng liǎo niàn tóudāng zhù hǎn de shí hòu miàn qián rán chū xiàn wènér qiě jiā jiě juéwèn hěn liáodàn hěn shēng shēng shì yóu yòu liǎo zhè me jié lùn rán jīng jué dìng jīn shā me xiàn zài duì shì jiān de qiē guò rèn shí hòu gèng jiā suǒ wèi liǎo wèishénme rán gǎn dào shì quán suǒ wèiér lián xiǎo hái shí fēn tóng qíng shèn zhì yòu guò zhǒng guài de xīn téng gǎnzài zhè zhǒng chǔjìng xiàzhè zhǒng gǎn jué shèn zhì lìng rén nán xiāng xìndíquè gèng hǎo dāng shí zhǒng zhuǎn shùn shì de gǎn jué zhuǎn shù chū lái guòzhè gǎn jué zhí zhì huí dào jiā zài zhuō bàng zuò xià lái réng wèi xiāo shì zhì fēi cháng shēng zhè shì hěn jiǔ lái céng yòu guò detuī lùn fēn zhì láihěn xiǎn rán rán shì rénér shì zàn shí méi yòu huà wéi yòu me jiù hái huó zheyīn jiù huì yòu nǎoyòu fèn yòu wéi de zhǐ 'ér gǎn dào xiū chǐ de xīnjiù suàn shì zhè yàng dàn shì rán jiāng shā fāng shuōzài yòu liǎng xiǎo shí jiù yào liǎo me xiǎo hái yòu shénme xiāng gān xiū chǐ xīnshì jiān de qiē yòu yòu shénme xiāng gān xíng jiāng huà wéi yòuchè xiāo wáng zhī dào jiāng · wán · quán xiāo shīyīn 'ér qiē jiāng cún zài mezhè zhǒng rèn shí duì duì xiǎo hái de 'ài lián zhī xīnduì zuò liǎo bēi shì hòu de xiū chǐ xīn néng méi yòu háo yǐng xiǎng zhīzhèng yīn wéi cái huì duì xìng de xiǎo hái duǒ jiǎoxiàng hǒu jiàohǎo xiàng zài shuō,“ jǐn méi yòu tóng qíng xīnér qiě guǒ yào gān háo rén xìng de chǒu xíngxiàn zài wǒdōu gān deyīn wéi liǎng xiǎo shí zhī hòu qiē jiāng shì liǎo。” nín néng xiāng xìn zhè jiù shì duì hǒu jiào de yuán yīnduì zhè diǎn xiàn zài jīhū shēn xìn shí fēn xiǎn ránshēng mìng shì jiè xiàn zài fǎng dōuyào jué shèn zhì zhè me shuōxiàn zài zhè shì jiè fǎng shì wèiwǒ rén 'ér chuàng zào de shā liǎoshì jiè jiù zài yòu liǎozhì shǎo duì lái shuō shì de zhī jué dàn xiāo shīzhěng shì jiè jiù suí xiāo wángjiù xiàng yōu líng yàngjiù xiàng de zhī jué yàngyīn wéi zhè zhěng shì jiè quán rén lèi jiù shì rénzhì hòuduì rèn rén lái shuō zhēn de shénme dōubù zài cún zài liǎozhè diǎn tán liǎo zuò zài 'ér fǎn fǎn kǎo zhe suǒ yòu zhè xiē jiē zhǒng 'ér lái de xīn wèn shèn zhì shēng chū niàn xiǎng tiān kāi lái fāng xiǎngjiǎ qián shēng huó zài yuè qiú shàng huò huǒ xīng shàngzài zuò liǎo zuì chǐ de shì qíng bìng qiě zāo dào chì xiū zhè chú fēi yòu shí zài mèng jìng zhōng huò zài 'è mèng zhōng cái néng gǎn jué xiǎng xiàng dàoyòu jiǎ hòu lái lái dào liǎo qiú shàngér yòu zài bié de xīng qiú shàng de suǒ zuò suǒ wéi wàihái zhī dào zài huì huí dào yuè qiú shàng medāng cóng qiú shàng yǎng wàng yuè qiú shíhéng héng shì fǒu huì jué · · suǒ · wèi shì fǒu huì wéi de chǒu xíng 'ér gǎn dào xiū kuì kǎo zhè xiē wèn shì deduō deyīn wéi shǒu qiāng bǎi zài de miàn qián de zhěng shēn xīn gǎn jué dào liǎo · zhè · shì jiāng shēngdàn shìzhè xiē wèn zhe shǐ fèn xiān wèn nòng míng bái zàn shí hái néng zǒng zhīzhè xiǎo hái jiù liǎo yóu zhè xiē wèn chí yán liǎo shāzhè shí wèi fáng de cáo shēng kāi shǐ píng xià lái men wán guò pái hòu zài zhǔn bèi shuì jué guò zàn shí hái yòu rén zài nāng nāng shuō huàlǎn yáng yáng qīng shēng jiào jiù zài zhè shí zuò zài zhuō bàng 'ān rán shuì zhe liǎozhè shì cóng lái méi yòu guò de wán quán shì zài zhī jué zhōng shuì zhe de jiā zhī dàomèng shì zhǒng guài de dōng yòu de shí fēn qīng jié zhū bǎo shì yàng jīng měiyòu de huì jué yīhuǎng 'ér guòfǎng chāo yuè liǎo shí kōng quán gǎn juéyǐn mèng jìng de shì zhìér shì yuàn wàng shì nǎoér shì xīn língrán 'ér de zhì zài mèng zhōng yòu shí yòu duō qiǎo miàoér qiě huì shēng chū xiē wán quán de shì qíng lái shì jīng nián yòu shí hái mèng jiàn bāng zuò shì men xiāng guān xīnér zài mèng zhōng zhí shí fēn qīng chǔ jīng liǎomái liǎo suī rán shì rénréng zài shēn biān wèiwǒ máng wèishénme de zhì huì wán quán róng rěn shēng zhè qiē hǎo tán zhè shuō shuō de mèng shì de dāng shí zuò liǎo mèngjiù shì shí yuè sān de mèng men xiàn zài hái zài shuǎ xiào shuō zhǐ guò shì yīcháng mèng 'ér guò rán mèng néng gào zhēn shì mèng shì mèng nán dào shì dōuwú suǒ wèi yào shì xiàn rèn qīng liǎo zhēn me lùn shì shuì zhe hái shì xǐng zhe de shí hòu dōuzhī dàozhè jiù shì zhēn méi yòu néng yòu bié de zhēn liǎohǎo jiù suàn zhè shì zuò mèngjiù suàn zhè yàngdàn shìbèi men shuō tiān huā luàn zhuì de zhǒng shēng huó què yào yòng shā lái jié shù liǎoér de mèng de mèng héng héng 'ā gěi zhǎn shì liǎo zhǒng zhǎn xīn de guāng huī càn lànhuàn rán xīnchōng mǎn huó de shēng huó
  
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   shuō guò zài zhī jué zhōng shuì zhe liǎofǎng hái zài kǎo zhe xiē wèn rán mèng jiàn zuò zài shǒu qiāng lái zhí duì zhe xīn zàng héng héng shì xīn zàng shì nǎo dài qián shì suàn dìng duì zhǔn nǎo dàizhèng duì yòu tài yáng xué kāi qiāng de duì zhǔn xiōng táng děng liǎo èr miǎo zhōng rán fáng de zhúzhuō qiáng quándōu zài yǎn qián huàng dòngxuánzhuàn lái lián máng kāi liǎo qiāng
  
   nín yòu shí huì mèng jiàn cóng gāo chù diào xià láihuò shì bèi rén kǎn shādàn shì nín cóng huì gǎn dào téng tòngchú fēi nín zhēn de zhuàng zài liǎo chuáng shàngcái huì gǎn dào tòngbìng qiě wǎng wǎng huì tòng xǐng guò lái zhè zuò mèng shí shì zhè yàng gǎn dào tòngdàn jué qiāng quán shēn zhèn hàn liǎo qiēdōu dùn shí xiāo shī zhōu tuán hēi fǎng yòu xiā yòu lóngjiāng zhí yǎng zài jiàn yìng bāng bāng de dōng shàngshénme kàn jiàn dòng néng dòngrén men zài bàng biān zǒu lái zǒu jiào zhe hǎn zhe wèi zài shēng shuō huà fáng dōng zài jiān shēng jiào rǎnghéng héng rán jiān xuān 'áo shēng tíng xià láiyuán lái men zài yòng kǒu jǐn de guān cái tái zhe zǒu gǎn dào guān cái zài huàng dòngxún zhe yuán yīndùn shí shǐ chī jīngyuán lái jīng liǎozhēn de liǎo míng bái liǎoháo huái kàn jiàn dòng liǎorán 'ér hái yòu gǎn jué néng wéi guò shàng jiù tīng ránxiàng wǎng cháng zuò mèng yàngpíng xīn jìng jiē shòu zhè xiàn shí
  
   shì men mái zhōng mendōu zǒu liǎoshèng xià rén líng líng de rén néng huó dòngguò shì zài mèng zhōng shí cháng xiǎng huì zěn yàng bèi mái fén yóu fén lián xiǎng dào de guò shì cháo shī hán lěng 'ér yǎn xià zhēn de gǎn dào liǎo hán lěngyóu shì jiǎo zhǐ jiān guò zài méi yòu bié de shénme gǎn jué liǎo tǎng zhe guài de shì suǒ dàixīn píng chéng rèn rén shì méi yòu shénme pàn wàng de liǎo jiù shì gǎn dào cháo shī zhī tǎng liǎo duō jiǔhéng héng xiǎo shíhuò zhě tiān yòu hǎo duō tiān liǎodàn rán jiāncóng guān gài shàng shèn jìn lái shuǐ luò dào zhe de zuǒ yǎn shàng fēn zhōng hòu yòu yòu fēn zhōng hòu sān jiù zhè yàng lián lián duànměi fēn zhōng làxià lái de fèn mèn cóng xīn shēng gǎn dào xīn zhèn téng tòng。“ zhè shì shāng kǒu”, xiǎng liǎo xiǎng。“ shì qiāng shāng miàn hái yòu dàn……” shuǐ hái zài luòměi fēn zhōng jìng zhí diào dào zhǐ zhe de yǎn jīng shàng rán qiú láidàn shì yòng shēng yīnyīn wéi shì néng dòng dàn deér shì yòng de zhěng shēn xīnxiàng zhe shǐ biàn chéng zhè yàng de zhù zǎi zhě qiú
  
  “ guǎn shì shénme réndàn guǒ yòu zài guǒ yòu yǎn xià shēng de gèng qíng de shì me jiù ràng zài zhè 'ér chū xiàn ér guǒ yīn wéi quē zhì 'ér shā yào bào ràng wǎng hòu de guò nán kānhuāng táng me jiù qǐng zhù zài rèn shí hòu suǒ zāo shòu de rèn nán jiāng yào chéng shòu de zhǒng xiū kuì xiāng nán yào mián yán qiān bǎi wàn nián!……”
  
   qiú zhī hòu zài shuō huàshēn shēn de chén jīhū chí liǎo zhěng zhěng fēn zhōngyòu diào xià shuǐdàn zhī dàoér qiě shēn zhī què xìn qiē jiāng shàng shēng biàn huàzhè de fén zhēn de rán liè kāi liǎo jiù shì shuō zhī dào fén dào shì bèi kāi de hái shì bèi jué kāi de guò bèi méi yòu jiàn guò de hēi guài zhuā zhù shì men zhī jué lái dào liǎo tiān kōng zhōng xiànzhè shì shēn qián suǒ wèi yòu de hēi hēi de wǎn men zài yuǎn qiú de tài kōng zhōng fēi duì zhuā de guài shénme wèn zài děng dài zhe fēi cháng gāo 'ào shēn xìn huì hài ér qiě xiǎng dào huì hài shí biàn xīng fèn fēi xíng liǎo duō cháng shí jiānér qiě xiǎng xiàng chū láiyīn wéi qiēdōu xiàng píng cháng zuò mèng shí yàngdāng kuà yuè shí kōngchāo yuè cún zài zhì de guī shí jiù zhǐ huì zài xīn líng de chōng jǐng diǎn shàng tíng xià lái zài hēi zhōng rán kàn jiàn xiǎo xīng xīng。“ zhè shì tiān láng xīng ?” zhòu rán rěn zhù wèn dàoyīn wéi běn lái shì shénme xiǎng tīng de。“ zhè jiù shì huí jiā shí cóng yún céng jiān kàn dào de xīng xīng。” zhuā de guài dàozhè shí cái kàn dàozhè guài yòu zhāng fǎng rén yàng de miàn kǒng guài de shì què huān zhè guài shèn zhì duì gǎn dào shí fēn yàn 'è suǒ dài de shì chè de zhèng yīn wéi cái duì zhe de xīn zàng kāi qiāngér jīn luò zài liǎo guài de shǒu zhōng dāng rán shì réndàn shì · cún · zài · zhe · deshì huó zhe de:“ āyuán lái fén de wài miàn hái yòu shēng mìng li!” xiàng zuò mèng shìde luàn xiǎng guò de xīn rán 。“ guǒ · · shēng,” xiǎng,“ zhòng yòu shēng huó zài mǒu rén de zhǐ xià me shì huì jiē shòu bié rén de kòng zhì de!”“ zhī dào hài suǒ kàn 。” rán miàn duì de bàn chū wèn shuōzhè wèn hán yòu biǎo bái de wèiyīn 'ér de xīn xiàng bèi zhēn yàng gǎn dào méi yòu huí dàn shàng jué bìng méi yòu rén shì chǐ xiào méi yòu rén lián tóng shí jué men xíng de mùdì qīng chǔ 'ér qiě shén guò zhǐ rén yòu guān zhǒng kǒng gǎn zài xīn zhōng màn màn shēng zuò shēng de bàn shēn shàng de zhǒng dōng zài shēng dàn què tòng gǎn rǎn zhe fǎng zài shēn shàng yǒng dòng men zài hūn 'àn 'ér shén de tài kōng zhōng fēi jīng hěn jiǔ méi yòu jiàn dào xiē shú de xīng xīng liǎo zhī dàotài kōng zhōng yòu xiē xīng xīng de guāng yào shù qiān nián shèn zhì shù bǎi wàn nián cái néng dào qiú shàng men jīng fēi guò liǎo zhè zài jiū xīn de mèn zhōng zài dài zhe mǒu zhǒng dōng chà jiān zhǒng shú de kòu rén xīn xián de gǎn jué shǐ zhèn dàng rán kàn jiàn liǎo men de tài yáng zhī dàozhè néng shì yǎng guò men qiú de tài yáng men men de tài yáng xiàn de yuǎndàn zhī wèishénme de zhěng shēn xīn què gǎn dàozhè tài yáng men de tài yáng yàngshì men tài yáng de zhì pǐnshì men tài yáng de luán shēng xiōng dòng rén xīn xián de tián měi gǎn zài xīn zhèn xīn wèigěi shēng mìng de qīnqiè de yáng guāng de wēi zài xīn zhōng huí dàngshǐ xīn líng bèi mái jìn fén hòu gǎn dào yòu liǎo shēng yuán xiān de zhǒng shēng
  
  “ ér guǒ zhè jiù shì tài yáng guǒ zhè què shí jiù shì men de tài yáng,” gāo lái,“ me qiú yòu zài 'ér ?” bàn jiù xiǎo xīng xīng zhǐ gěi kàn xiǎo xīng xīng zài hēi 'àn zhōng shǎn shuò zhe guāng men jìng zhí cháo fēi
  
  “ zhòu zhōng fēi zhēn yòu yàng de dōng rán de guī guǒ zhēn shì zhè yàng?…… guǒ zhè shì lìng qiú me nán dào men de qiú wán quán yàng…… men xìng de lián dedàn yòu bǎo guìyǒng yuǎn 'ài de qiú men shǐ zài zuì wàng 'ēn de 'ér xīn zhōng néng huàn duì 'ài de qiú wán quán yàng ?……” dòng hǎn láiduì bèi kāi de yuán xiān de qiú yòu zhe nán zhì de juàn liàn bèi jué de lián de xiǎo hái de shēn yǐng zài miàn qián shǎn 'ér guò
  
  “ qiē huì kàn dào de,” de bàn huí shuōtīng chū lái de huà zhōng jiā dài zhe yōu shāng men zài xùn kào jìn xíng xīngxíng xīng zài yǎn zhōng yuè biàn yuè jīng fēn biàn chū liǎo hǎi yáng 'ōu zhōu de lún kuò zhǒng de wěi 'ér chún jié de rán zài xīn jiān yǒng :“ zěn me néng yòu yàng de dōng ér qiě yòu wèile shénme 'àizhǐ néng 'ài kāi de qiú zhè wàng 'ēn de rén xiàng xīn fáng kāi qiāng jié shù shēng mìng shí de xuè jiù zài liǎo shàng miàndàn shì rèn shí hòurèn shí hòu wǒdōu méi yòu zhōng duàn guò duì qiú de 'àijiù shì zài kāi de wǎn shàng rèn shí hòu 'ài gèng zài zhè xīn de qiú shàng yòu tòng zài men qiú shàng men díquè zhǐ néng huái zhe tòng 'àibìng qiě zhī dào hái yòu bié de shénme fāng shì 'ài wèile 'ài gān yuàn shòu yuàn wàng jiù zài hán zhe lèi qīn wěn de qiú yuàn jiē shòu zài rèn bié de qiú shàng shēng!……”
  
   shì de bàn jīng rēng xià hǎo xiàng háo gǎn jué shà shí jiān jiù lái dào liǎo lìng qiú shàng héng héng qíng tiān xià de rén jiān tiān táng hǎo xiàng zhàn zài men qiú shàng qún dǎo zhōng de xiǎo dǎo shàngyòu hǎo xiàng shì zhè xiē dǎo lián de yán hǎi de mǒu fāngā qiē de qiēdōu wán quán xiàng men qiú shàng yàng jiù shì zhè 'ér dào chù shì pài jié de fēnyáng zhe wěi shèng jiézuì hòu shèng de huān wēn róu de hǎi qīng qīng pāi dǎzháo 'ànhuán bào zhe háo yǎn shì de jīhū shì zhǔyì zhuān de 'ài liàn qīn wěn zhe hǎi 'ànshù cān tiānjuān xiù cōng lóngpiàn piàn qīng róuqīn shā shā xiǎng gǎn jué men xiàng shì zài shuō qíng huà yíng jiē de dào láimào de cǎo kāi mǎn xiān huāxīn xiāng qún qún de niǎo 'ér zài tiān kōng zhōng fēi guòháo wèi luò zài de jiān shàngshǒu shàngdǒu dòng zhe 'ài de xiǎo chì bǎng pāi zhōng jiàn dào rèn shí liǎo zhè piàn shàng de rén men men zhù dòng zǒu guò láiyōng zhe qīn wěn men shì tài yáng de 'ér tài yáng de 'ér héng héng 'ā men cháng duō me jùn měizài men qiú shàng cóng lái méi yòu jiàn guò rén yòu zhè me měi zhǐ yòu zài men de hái shēn shàngzài men de hái shí dàicái néng zhǎo dào zhè zhǒng měi de jiǔ yuǎn de suī rán shì de hén zhè xiē xìng de rén men yǎn jīng fàng shè zhe míng liàng de guāng máng men de liǎn shàng shǎn xiàn zhe zhì huì de guāng cǎi tài rán ruò de shén ér rén réndōu mǎn miàn chūn fēng men de huà shēng yīn chōng zhe tiān zhēn làn màn de yuèāsǎo shì men yǎn qiē qiē shàng jiù liǎo ránzhè shì méi yòu bèi 'è xíng diàn de fāng jìng shēng zài shàng miàn de shì xiē qīng qīng bái bái de rén men shēng huó zài zhè tiān táng bèi xiāng chuánzhè shì men huò zuì de xiān rén céng jīng zhù guò de fāngsuǒ tóng de zhǐ shì zhè 'ér chù chù shì tiān tángrén men huān xiào zheyǒng xiàng duì qīn qīn lǐng dào jiā gèdōu jǐyǔ 'ān ā men shénme wèn dàn men shénme dōuzhī dào jué men xiǎng de shì jìn kuài zǒu liǎn shàng de tòng
  
  
  
   rán 'érnín yào zhī dàoāizhè zhǐ shì yīcháng mèngdàn shìzhè xiē chún jiéměi de rén men de shèng qíng gěi de gǎn shòu yǒng yuǎn liú zài de xīn jiānér qiě jué men de zhè zhǒng shèng qíng zhì jīn réng zài duàn gǎn rǎn zhe qīn shēn jiàn dào menliǎo jiě men bìng qiě xiāng xìn men huān menhòu lái hái wèitā men méng shòu guò nánāshèn zhì zài dāng shí shàng jiù míng bái guò láizài hěn duō fāng miàn bìng wán quán liǎo jiě men zuò wéi dāng dài jìn rén shì bēi wēi de bǎo rén méi yòu jiě jué zhè wèn men méi yòu shòu guò men yàng de jiào què dǒng me duō de shì qíng guò hěn kuài jiù míng bái liǎo men zhī shí de chōng shí shōuyòng de shì lìng zhǒng men qiú shàng tóng de fāng ér qiě men de zhuī qiú wán quán tóng men shì zhēngdàn míng men xiàng men yàng jié xún qiú shēng huóyīn wéi men shēng huó hěn chōng shí shì men de zhī shí yào men de gāo shēn duōyīn wéi men de zhī shí shuō míng shēng huó shì shénme rèn shí shēng huó biàn jiào huì bié rén shēng huó men men xué xué jiù dǒng gāi shēng huózhè diǎn míng báidàn dǒng men de zhī shí men zhǐ diǎn guān shǎng men de shù què néng huì men xīn shǎng shù shí de fèn qíng men fǎng tóng lèi xiāng tōngxīn xīn xiāng yìnnín zhī dào guǒ shuō men néng tóng shù jiāo tán gài méi yòu shuō cuò shì de men zhǎo dào liǎo shù de yán què xìnshù dǒng men de huà men jiù shì zhè yàng kàn dài zhěng rán bāo kuò dòng dedòng tóng men píng xiāng chù xiàng men jìn gōngér qiě huān menwèitā men de 'ài xīn suǒ xùn men zhǐ yǐn guān kàn xīng xīngbìng tóng tán xīng xīng de shì 'ér tīng míng báidàn xiāng xìn men xiàng shì yòu mǒu zhǒng fāng tóng tiān shàng de xīng chén jìn xíng jiāo wǎng zhǐ shì xiǎng shàng deér shì yòu zhǒng shēng dòng huó de jìngāzhè xiē rén méi yòu qiǎngqiú liǎo jiě men liǎo jiě men hái shì 'ài dàn shì zhī dào men yǒng yuǎn jiě deyīn jīhū gēn men tán men qiú shàng de shìzài men miàn qián zhǐ shì pín pín qīn wěn men shēng de biǎo duì men yán de chóng jìng men jiàn liǎorèn píng biǎo shì yīn de chóng jìng 'ér xiū kuìyīn wéi men hěn zūn chóng yòu shí mǎn liǎn lèi hén wěn men de jiǎo men méi yòu yīn wèiwǒ 'ér nán guòdāng zhī dào men jiāng yòng duō me chì de 'ài lái huí bào shí xīn tóu yòu duō xīng fèn yòu shí jīng wèn men zěn me shǐ zhōng líng zhè yàng de rén méi yòu xiàng zhè yàng de rén de duō wèn zhè 'ài chuī niú shuō huǎng de rénzěn me néng duì men shuō shuō suǒ zhī dào de shì qínghéng héng zhè xiē shì qíng men dāng rán shì suǒ zhī dezěn me néng xiǎng shǐ men zhèn jīnghuò zhě zhǐ shì chū duì men de 'ài mendōu xiàng hái men yàng huān bèng luàn tiàoxīng gāo cǎi liè men zài měi de yuán lín zhōng shù lín màn yóuchàng zhe yōu měi de 'érshí yòng róng xiāo huà de shí shù shàng de guǒ shí sēn lín de fēng xiē huān men de dòng de zhī men zhǐ cóng shì qīng wēi de láo dòng jiù néng qīng 'ér jiě jué shēn de shí wèn men nán huān 'àishēng 'ér dàn cóng wèi xiàn men · tān · yín · hǎo · zài men qiú shàng jīhū suǒ yòu de réndōu nán táo de jié shùyín shì rén lèi wàn 'è zhī yuán men wéi xīn shēng mìng de jiàng lín 'ér huān tiān zhè shì men xìng yuán de xīn rén men xiāng jiān méi yòu zhēng chǎoméi yòu shèn zhì zhī dào zhēng chǎo wèihé men de hái shì jiā deyīn wéi jiā chéng jiā tíng men chàbù duō wán quán méi yòu bìngsuī rán yòu wáng men de lǎo rén sǐde 'ān xiánghǎo xiàng shuì zhe liǎo shìderén men wéi zài shēn bàng wèitā sòng zhōng hán xiào xiàng rén men zhù rén men bào yuè de wēi xiào sòng bié shí méi yòu kàn jiàn rén men bēi shāngliú lèiyòu de zhǐ shì jiā bèi de huǎng ruò kuáng de 'àidàn què shì zhǒng tài ránchōng shíchén jìng de kuáng rèn wéi men shì zhě zhī jiānshèn zhì zài hòu réng rán xiāng jiāo wǎng wáng duàn de chén shì lián dāng wèn men yòu yǒng héng de shēng mìng shí men jìn dǒng de dàn hěn xiǎn rán men jiān xìn duì men 'ér yán zhè chéng wéi wèn men zhè méi yòu miàodàn men zhěng zhòu yòu zhe xiū xiāng guānshēng fēn kāi de lián men xìn zōng jiàodàn men què xìndāng rén jiān de huān dào chén shì de xiàn shí meduì men héng héng shēng zhě zhě lái shuōtóng zhěng zhòu gèng wéi guǎng fàn de jiāo wǎng jiù huì dào lái men xīng wèi 'àng rán pàn wàng zhe zhè shí huāng máng yōu zǎo xiōng yòu chéng zhú tōng xìn měi wǎn shuì jué qián mendōu 'ài tóng shēng chàng xié yuè 'ěr de gēqǔ men yòng zhè xiē gēqǔ biǎo tiān de zhǒng zhǒng gǎn shòuōu gào bié jiāng shì de tiān men zàn měi ránzàn měi zàn měi hǎi yángzàn měi sēn lín men hǎo chuàng zuò miáo xiě duì fāng de gēqǔxiàng xiǎo hái yàng xiāng kuā zànzhè shì xiē zhì huá de dàn men nèi xīngǎn rén fèi zhǐ zài zhōngkàn lái zài guò zhěng shēng zhōng mendōu shì xiāng zàn shǎng dezhè shì suǒ bāo tōng tōng de zhǒng 'ài lìng yòu xiē gēqǔ zhuāng yán bēn fàng chàbù duō quán tīng dǒng rèn shí dàn lǎo shì pǐn wèi chū zhōng de quán hán de nǎo nán jiědàn de xīn líng què zài zhī jué zhōng lái lǐng dào cháng cháng duì men shuōzhè qiē guò zǎo yòu gǎnsuǒ yòu zhè xiē huān zàn zài men qiú shàng duì lái shuō què shì biān de yōu fányòu shí jìng shì nán rěn shòu de tòng dāng de xīn líng jìn mèng huànnǎo hǎi zhōng chū xiàn chōng jǐng shí jiù gǎn dào huì yòu men zhè xiē rénhuì yòu men de zàn zài men qiú shàngmiàn duì xié de cán yáng cháng cháng lèi cén cén…… hèn men qiú shàng de réndàn hèn zhōng zǒng bāo hán zhe mèn wèishénme hèn men 'ér yòu néng 'ài men wèishénme néng kuān shù men 'ài mendàn 'ài zhōng zǒng shì yòu zhe mèn wèishénme 'ài men yòu tóng shí yào hèn men kàn chū láizhè de rén tīng liǎo zhī hòu jiě shuō de shénmedàn huì yīn wèiwǒ tóng men shuō guò huà 'ér gǎn dào hànyīn wéi zhī dào men jiě xiàn niàn bié de xiē rénshì 'ādāng men yòng chōng yíng 'ài de qīnqiè guāng qiáo zhe de shí hòudāng zài men miàn qiángǎn dào de xīn líng zhú jiàn biàn xiàng men de yàng chún jiéchéng shí de shí hòu jiù zài yīn wéi jiě men 'ér yòu suǒ hàn liǎoshēng huó jìng shì chōng shífēng mǎnshēn lín jìng de fān gǎn shòu shǐ jīng shén fèn shì zhù men
  
   āsuǒ yòu de rén xiàn zài dāng miàn cháo xiào kǒu yǎo dìng shuōmèng de dōng néng xiàng xiàn zài suǒ miáo shù de yàng zhì wēi zài mèng zhōng de suǒ jiàn huò gǎn shòu guò shì mèng jìng chǎn shēng de huàn xiàngér xiē jié shì mèng xǐng hòu zhuàn chū lái dedāng xiàng men tǎn yánshuō shí shàng shì shí héng héng tiān 'ā men dāng zhe de miàn xiàode yòu duō huān men yòu duō kuài huó 'āshì 'āzhēn de wán quán bèi mèng huàn de gǎn shòu táo zuì liǎoér qiě zhǐ yòu zhè zhǒng gǎn shòu cái wán zhěng bǎo liú zài bèi shòuchuāng shāng de xīn zhōng shìmèng zhōng zhēn shí de xíng zhēn shí de xíng tài mèng jìng zhōng shí suǒ jiàn de xiē xíng xiàngfēng mǎn xié měi miào shēng dòng zhì mèng xǐng hòu rán yòng men pín de yán biǎo chū láiyīn 'ér men zài de nǎo hǎi rán biàn dàn lái shì zài hòu lái zhēn de jué biān zào chū xiē jiéyóu zài qíng zhī xià xiǎng wéi kuàishī shí zhī shì rán nán miǎn liǎo guò zěn néng xiāng xìn zhè shì shí yòu de shì shí shuō de hái yào wán měiqīng xīng wèi qiān bèi jiù suàn zhè shì yīcháng mèngrán 'érzhè qièbù néng shì méi yòu denín tīng shuō suǒ yòu zhè qiē gēn běn jiù shì mèng yīn wéi dāng shí shēng de shì zhēn jīng rénmèng zhōng shì néng gòu xiǎng chū lái dezàn qiě shuōzhè mèng shì xīn xiǎng chéng dedàn shì de xīn nán dào néng gòu chū hòu lái dào de zhǒng jīng xīn dòng de zhēn 'ér zài xīn zěn me néng zào huò huàn xiǎng chū zhǒng zhēn miǎo xiǎo de xīn zàng kōng duō biàn de tóu nǎozěn me néng dào zhēn de líng gǎn ānín píng píng zhí yǐn mán dào xiàn zàidàn jīn yào zhè zhēn pán tuō chū láiwèn shì …… men quándōu jiào huài
  
  
  
   shì 'āshì 'ājiēguǒ shì men quán jiào huài zhè zěn me huì shēng de héng héng míng báidàn qīng qīng chǔ chǔmèng jìng chuān yuè shù qiān niánzài xīn jǐn jǐn liú xià zhěng de gǎn shòu zhǐ zhī dào men duò luò de yuán yīn shì xiàng tiáo zēng de máo chóngyòu xiàng chuán rǎn liǎo duō guó jiā de shǔ gǎnjūn zhè kuài lái zhī qián méi yòu zuì 'è de quán diàn liǎo men xué huì liǎo huǎngài shàng liǎo wěicháng dào liǎo huǎng yán de tián tóuāi chū men · běn · · xié · niànzhǐ shì chū xuèmài nònghǎo wán zhēn yòu diǎn 'ér dòng xīn shì zhè dòng xīn jìng shēn xīn zhèng men de xīn suí hòu jiù chū xiàn liǎo yín yín shēng dǎo zhì cán bào…… āi míng bái liǎodàn hěn kuài jiù shēng liǎo liúxiě men jīng kǒng kāi shǐ chū xiàn fēn suí hòu jiù fēn dào yáng biāopài bié chū xiàn liǎo men xiāng shìmàn zhǐ men cháng dào liǎo xiū de wèibìng jiāng shì wéi zhǒng měi yòu liǎo róng de guān niàn pài hào men kāi shǐ dòng dòng duǒ men táo sēn línbìng chéng liǎo men de chóu wèile shān tóu mén zhēng míng duó xiāng dǒu 'ōu men shì liǎng shì duì fāng ruò kòu chóu men pǐn cháng liǎo zāinànbìng qiě 'ài shàng liǎo zāinàn men wàng nánshuō zhǐ yòu jīng guò nán cái huì yíng lái zhēn zhè shí men míng liǎo xué wèn men 'è guàn mǎn yíng shíquè shuō shénme shǒu qīn qíngrén dào zhù ér qiě hěn liǎo jiě zhè xiē yǎn de hán men zuì xíng lěi lěi shíquè xiǎng chū shénme zhèng láibìng qiě zhì dìng tào tào de diǎn wéi zhèng ér wéi liǎo diǎn de zhí xíng jià liǎo duàn tóu tái men duì wǎng shì jīng shèn zhì yuàn xiāng xìn céng jīng shì chún jiéxìng delián guò shì fǒu xìng xiào zhì zhīshuō shì mèng huàn liǎo men shèn zhì xiǎng xiàng chū xìng de múyàngér guài de shì men jué xiāng xìn wǎng yòu guò xìng rèn wéi shì zhǒng shén huà men wàng chóngxīn zuò chún jiéxìng zhěxiàng hái tóng yàng xīn yuàn wàng fèng ruò shén míngxiū jiàn shén miàowéi de xiǎng wàng dǎotóng shí yòu shēn zhī hǎo mèng nán yuán wàng shí xiànquè yòu yǎn lèi wāng wāng duì dǐng bàijìng ruò shén míng shìcháng ruò men néng gòu huí dào men shī de kuài chún jié xiá de cháng ruò yòu rén rán zhè fāng chóngxīn zhǎn xiàn gěi menwèn men shì fǒu yuàn fǎn huí men dìng huì jué men huí shuō:“ shǐ men wěixiōng 'èxíng wéi guǐzhè diǎn men · qīng · chǔbìng wéi 'ér tòng nǎo zhé chéng chéng gèng shèn shàng zhī xìng shì de rén guānjiàng yào duì men de shěn pàndàn men yòu xué wènxué wèn jiāng shǐ men chóngxīn zhǎo dào zhēn men huì jué jiē shòu zhēn rèn shí zhòng gǎn juéduì shēng huó de liǎo jiě zhòng shēng huó běn shēnxué wèn jiāng gěi men cōng huìcōng huì jiāng xiàn guī ér rèn shí xìng de guī zhòng xìng 。” men jiù shì zhè me shuōshuō guò zhī hòu gèng shì zhǐ zài shuō men néng yòu bié de xuǎn měi rén bào kōng xīn sǔn hài jiǎn shǎo bié rén de rèn wéi shēng cún jiù shì shìchū xiàn liǎo shèn zhì shì yuàn de ruò zhě gān xīn qiáng zhě biàn qiáng zhě bāng zhù men gèng ruò zhěchū xiàn liǎo xián zhī shìxián huī lèi jìn jiànhéng héng shǔshuō men wàng zūn shī què xié guǎ lián xiān chǐxián zāo dào cháo fěng men de xiān xuè zài shèng diàn de mén shàng shìchū xiàn liǎo lìng xiē rén men kāi shǐ kǎo suǒ yòu de rén chóngxīn lián láiràng měi rén zhào jiù zhǐ tóng shí yòu fáng 'ài réncóng 'ér shǐ jiā tóng shēng huó zài yǒu hǎo de shè huì zhōngwèile zhè xiǎngbào liǎo yòu de zhàn zhēngsuǒ yòu cān zhàn zhě zhè shí jiān xìnxué wènzhì huì bǎo quán shízuì zhōng jiāng shǐ rén men lián jié chéng wéi gòng chùyòu xìng de shè huìér yǎn xià wèile jiā kuài shì de jìn chéng,“ zhì zhězài jié jìn kuài rén liǎo jiě men xiǎng de rén quándōu xiāo miè miǎn fáng 'ài xiǎng de shí xiàndàn shì bǎo quán shí kāi shǐ xùn jiǎn ruòchū xiàn liǎo jiāo héng zhě tān yín zhě men gōng rán yào qiú zhàn yòu qiē huò pāo qiēwèile zhàn yòu qiē men wéi fēi zuò dǎi ruò néng chěng héng héng biàn shā shēn wángchū xiàn liǎo zhǒng zōng jiàochóng bài qiāng zài piāomiǎo zhōng qiú yǒng héng de 'ān zhè xiē rén zài láo zhōng zhōng bèi kānmǎn liǎn xiāngér men hái xuān chēng shòu shì zhǒng xiǎng shòuyīn wéi zài shòu zhōng cái yòu xiǎng men biān zhuàn gēqǔ sòng yáng nán tòng xīn shǒu lái dào men zhōng jiānwèitā men wǎn guò guò gèng 'ài men shí men de liǎn shàng hái méi yòu tòng men hái shì chún jiéměi de men de zhè kuài yuán běn shì tiān tángér jīn bèi men diàn liǎoyòu liǎo zāinàn cái gèng 'ài āi lǎo shì huān zāinàn tòng dàn zhǐ shì wèile dān dàiér duì men lián mǐn tòng liú qiú men yuán liàng xiàn zhòu duì men shuōzhè qiēdōu shì gān deshì rén gān deshì gěi men dài lái liǎo shāng fēng bài dào lún sàng nòng zuò jiǎ kěn qiú men dīng zài shí jià shàng jiào men zuò shí jià néng shādàn qíng yuàn jiē shòu men de zhé wàng tòng wàng zài tòng zhōng jìn zuì hòu de xuè shì men zhǐ shì cháo xiào zuì hòu jìng kàn zuò fēng men rèn wéi yòu zuìbiǎo shì zhǐ jiē shòu men yuàn de shìzhěng xiàn zhuàng néng gǎi biànzuì hòu men xiàng xuān duì men gòu chéng liǎo wēi hài guǒ shàng zuǐ de huàjiù yào guān jìn fēng rén yuàndāng shí xīn dāo tòng shēngjué kuài yào liǎozhè shí…… zhèng zài zhè shí xǐng guò lái liǎo
  
   shí shì qīng chén jiù shì tiān shàng wèi xiǎodàn yòu diǎn zhōng zuǒ yòu liǎo shì zuò zài 'ān xǐng guò lái de zhú jīng rán wán wèi fáng de réndōu jìn mèng xiāng zhōu jìng qiāoqiāo de men zhù zhái hěn shǎo shì zhè yàngshǒu xiān cháng chī jīng tiào jiāng láiguò cóng wèi shēng lèi shìde qíng kuàng shì máo suàn de shì jiù cóng lái méi yòu zài 'ān zhè yàng shuì zhe guò rán jiān
  
   dāng zhàn zhe màn màn qīng xǐng guò lái shíhéng héng zhī dàn shàng liǎo táng zhǔn bèi hǎo de shǒu qiāng shū de yǎn lián jiāng tuī kāi liǎoā xiàn zài yào huó xià huó xià shuāng shǒu yǒng héng de zhēn shì ér shì hún shēn chōng mǎn kuáng de kuáng duìhuó xià jiù héng héng chuán dào jué xīn chuán dàoér qiě shǐ zhōng yào chuán dào chuán dào héng héng chuán shénme dàochuán zhēn yīn wéi kàn dào liǎo zhēn qīn yǎn kàn jiàn zhēn de guāng huá shè
  
   shìcóng shí jiù chuán dào lái liǎohái yòu héng héng 'ài suǒ yòu cháo xiào de rénshèng suǒ yòu de rénwèishénme shì zhè yàng héng héng míng bái jiě shì qīng chǔ guòjiù ràng zhè yàng mendōu shuō liǎojiù shì shuōyào shì yǎn xià zhè me me wǎng hòu zěn me bàn shì shí díquè shì liǎowǎng hòu gèng zāo dāng yào gǎo qīng zěn yàng chuán dào shí jiù shì gāi shuō xiē shénme huàgāi zuò xiē shénme shì de shí hòu dìng huì yòu hěn duō cuòyīn wéi chuán dào zhè jiàn shì shì hěn nán zuò hǎo deqiáo xiàn zài qiēdōu nòng qīng chǔ liǎo guòqǐng tīng shuōshuí néng chū cuò rán 'ér yào zhī dàoshàng zhì shèng xiánxià zhì dào fěi jiā cháo zhe tóng fāng xiàngbēn xiàng tóng biāozhǐ shì rén de tóng 'ér zhè shì lǎo de zhēn guòzhè yòu xīn qíng kuàng néng wán quán yīn wéi kàn dào liǎo zhēn kàn chū bìng qiě zhī dàorén shì huì biàn měi xìng huì sàng shī shēng cún néng de yuàn huì xiāng xìnshì rén lèi de cháng tài zhī dào men jiā cháo xiào de zhèng shì de zhè zhǒng xìn niàn zěn me néng méi yòu zhè xìn niàn kàn dào liǎo zhēn héng héng shì nǎo zào chū lái deér shì kàn dào dekàn dào de shēng de xíng xiàng yǒng yuǎn chōng xīn jiān kàn dào de zhēn shì de wán měi zhì néng xiāng xìn rén lèi huì méi yòu zhēn zǒng zhī zěn me huì dāng rán shēng piān chāshèn zhì néng hǎo duō hái néng shuō chū xiē jiàn wài de huàdàn zhè huì wéi shí tài jiǔyīn wéi suǒ kàn dào de huó shēng shēng de xíng xiàng jiāng yǒng yuǎn tóng zàibìng yǒng yuǎn kuāng zhèng zhǐ yǐn ā jīng shén zhèn fènzhāoqì péng xiàng qiánxiàng qián zǒu qiān niánnín zhī dào men quán jiào huài liǎo chū shèn zhì xiǎng yǐn mándàn zhè shì cuò de héng héng shì de cuò guòzhēn duì 'ěr shuō zài huǎngquè yòu wèi yǐn dǎo shìtiān táng shì jiàn zào lái de héng héng zhī dàoyīn wéi shàn yòng yán miáo shùmèng xǐng hòu wàng liǎo duōzhì shǎo xiē zhù yào dezhòng yào de gěi wàng liǎo guò shǐ hái shì yào shuō tíng shuōyīn wéi jìng shì qīn yǎn suǒ jiàn shàn miáo huì de suǒ jiàn suǒ wénrán 'ér cháo xiào de rén bìng liǎo jiě zhè diǎn men shuō:“ jiàn dào de shì mèng huànhuàn juéhuàn xiàng,” hāinán dào zhè shì shénme cōng míng tòu dǐng men jìng shì me míng mèngshénme shì mèng men de shēng jiù shì yīcháng mèng yào zài shuō biàn zhè mèng yǒng yuǎn néng shí xiàn huì yòu shénme tiān tángzhè diǎn jīng míng liǎo!) héng héng hái shì yào chuán dào shízhè hěn jiǎn dānzhǐ xiāo tiān, · · · xiǎo · shí qiē biàn huì 'ér jiù dezhòng yào de shì yào xiàng 'ài yàng 'ài bié rénzhè shì guān jiàn suǒ zàizhè jiù shì qiēbié de shénme dōuwú suǒ wèiyīn wéi shàng jiù huì zhī dào jiàn tiān táng liǎo shízhè guò shì lǎo de zhēn bèi rén men chóngfùbèi sòng guò zhī duō shǎo biàn què méi yòu shēng cún xià láisuǒ wèiduì shēng huó de liǎo jiě zhòng shēng huó běn shēnrèn shí xìng de guī zhòng xìng héng héng zhī jìn xíng dǒu zhēng jiāng cān jiā dǒu zhēngzhǐ yào jiā yòu xīn yuàn me biàn huì dào chéng gōng
  
   dìng yào zhǎo dào xiǎo hái…… zhè jiù jiù
  《 hàn shì dāng dài měi guó zuò jiā tuō · dechén de gāo yángde
  
    《 chén de gāo yáng》 19?? nián chū bǎnchū bǎn hòu fēngmǐ shíwěn chàng xiāo shū páiháng bǎng gāo wèidào 1998 nián shí nián zhī jiān xiāo shòu liàng 500 wàn ér gēn gǎi biān de diàn yǐngchén de gāo yánggèng shì míng jīng rénhuò liǎo zuì jiā yǐngpiānzuì jiā nán yǎn yuánzuì jiā yǎn yuánzuì jiā dǎo yǎn zuì jiā gǎi biān běn xiàng 'ào jīn xiàng jiǎngzài guó hěn shòu huān yíng
  
     běn shūhàn 》 1999 nián 6 yuè chū bǎnchū bǎn hòu wěn chàng xiāo shū páiháng bǎng gāo wèigōng [ rén zhù zhì jīn guò bàn nián yòu pāi chéng diàn yǐng de jìhuà
  
     zhè shū suī shàng chéngchén de gāo yáng》, shì què běn méi yòu guòchén de gāo yángde zhě shùn xià
  
     běn shū miáo xiě liǎo lián bāng diào chá tàn yuán shǐ lín yīn wéi zhàn gōng zhuó zhùshì fēi fēn míng rén zài shòu rén xiàn hàizhōng tuō liǎo zhōng chéng xiàn shēn de shì biàn chéng suǒ zhuī zōng de jīng shén bìng shā rén zhě de qíng rén de shìqíng jié zhéxuán niàn dié luò guǐ yún juéshí fēn yǐn rén shèng


  Hannibal is a novel written by Thomas Harris, published in 1999. It is the third in his series featuring his iconic character Dr. Hannibal Lecter, the cannibalistic serial killer, and the second to feature FBI Special Agent Clarice Starling. The novel takes place seven years after the events of The Silence of the Lambs and deals with the intended revenge of one of Hannibal Lecter's victims. It was adapted as a film of the same name in 2001, directed by Ridley Scott.
  
  Synopsis
  
  Seven years after Hannibal Lecter escaped from secure confinement, Clarice Starling witnesses her career crumble around her when a drug raid goes dreadfully wrong and she shoots and kills Evelda Drumgo, an armed meth dealer who was also carrying her child at the time, in self-defense. However, when Lecter sends her a letter offering condolence and requesting more information about her personal life, the F.B.I. finds a use for her once again.
  
  Meanwhile Mason Verger, a horribly disfigured, crippled child molester and one of Lecter's few surviving victims, has been plotting gruesome revenge against the fugitive serial killer, which involves using Clarice as bait.
  Reception
  
  Although the ending was controversial, reaction to the novel was generally very positive. Robert McCrum, writing in The Guardian, called it "the exquisite satisfaction of a truly great melodrama". Martin Amis writing in Talk (in an essay later reprinted in The War Against Cliche) said that Hannibal was a work of "profound and virtuoso vulgarity", stating Harris "has become a serial murderer of English sentences and Hannibal is a necropolis of prose".
  
  Author Stephen King, an admitted fan of the series, has said that he considers Hannibal to be one of the two greatest popular horror novels of all time, the other being The Exorcist.
  Characters in Hannibal
  
   * Hannibal Lecter
   * Clarice Starling
   * Mason Verger
   * Margot Verger
   * Rinaldo Pazzi
   * Paul Krendler
   * Barney Matthews
   * Cordell
   * Oreste Pini
   * Dr. Doemling
   * Carlo Deogracias
   * Romula Cjesku
   * Gnocco
   * Jack Crawford
   * Ardelia Mapp
   * Evelda Drumgo
   shì lián bāng diào chá de jiàn gōng suǒ zài de chéng shì shēng liǎo liè de mìng 'ànxiōng shǒu shì míng zhuān xìng de de biàn tài shā rén fàn niú 'ěr jīn wéi zhǐshòu hài de xìng rén de rèn shì suǒ jiè bèi sēn yán de jiān fǎng wèn jīng shén bìng zhuān jiā hàn shìtóng jìn xíng miàn duì miàn de jiāo tán huò zuì fàn de xīn xíng wéi liào lái bāng zhù 'àn
  
   hàn bèi guān zài láo shì wèi zhì shāng gāo wéi mǐn jié dàn yòu xiē jīng shén biàn tài de zhōng nián nán bìng qiě shì shí rén kuáng yào qiú shuō chū rén jīng gōng fēn huàn de xié zhù de wéi néng wán quán shì shì de duì shǒu lín zhèn bài táo liǎo jiǔjǐng fāng yòu xiàn liǎo shīgēn yàn shī fēn xiōng shǒu shǐ shòu hài rén huó liǎo tiān qián méi yòu qiáng bào huò nüè dài de xiàngxiōng shǒu huān shēn cái jiào pàng de cháng cháng men 'è sōng chí zhī hòu cái shā yòu xiàn liǎo liǎng xīn de xiàn suǒ zhě bèi bèi liǎo liǎng kuài líng xíng de 'èr zhě hóu lóng yòu xiǎo shǒu zhǐ de chóng jiǎn kūn chóng zhuān jiā fēn zhè shì yuán zhōu de zhǒng 'ébèi chēng wéi kūn chóng”。
  
   yòu yòu wèi bèi bǎng jià liǎozhè shì cān yuán de 'ér xiàng shì qiú zhù shì réng duì jìn xíng xīn fēn shuō chū tóng nián de zuì tòng de huí shì qīn shì hòu de duàn zhù zài bàn chǎng de jiā shì liǎng yuè hòu jiù táo zǒu liǎodàn cóng cháng cháng tīng dào gāo yáng de cǎn jiào
  
   shì shì é de zhēng shì biànyóu chóng biàn chéng yǒngyòu yóu yǒng biàn chéng 'é,“ niú 'ěr xiǎng biànyóu tóng nián shí zāo dào guò de nüè dài 'ěr chǎn shēng liǎo zhǒng biàn tài xīn guò biàn xìng shǒu shù zhōng xīndàn shì zāo dào liǎo jué…… men de tán huà bèi zhù zhì shēng dùn qiè tīng xiǎng qiǎng tóu gōng shì duì hàn jìn xíng yán de shěn xùnrán 'ér suǒ huò wén xùn gǎn láijīng guò fān xīn fēn hàn liǎo jiě liǎo wèishénme zǒng huì tīng dào gāo yáng de cǎn jiào zhèng dāng shì yào shuō chū xiōng shǒu de míng shí dùn dài wèi bīng gǎn lái jià zǒu liǎo jiǔ shì yòng dùn diū xià de yuán zhū zuò chéng yàoshì kāi liǎo shǒu liàoshā liǎo wèi bīngtáo zhī yāo yāo rén xún zhǎo xiàn suǒzhú jiàn duì xiàng suǒ dìng zài jiào zhān · gāng de rén shēn shàngyīn wéi céng zài hǎi guān guò xiāng lái nán de huó máo máo chónghái guò biàn xìng zhōng xīn
  
   zhǎo dào liǎo niú 'ěr de zhù chù xiōng shǒu zài yīn sēn de xià shì shēng liǎo liè jiào liàngzuì hòu zhōng liǎo 'ěrjiù chū liǎo cān yuán de 'ér。“ niú 'ěr bèi liǎorán 'ér gèng wēi xiǎn de rén què yòu chū xiàn liǎozài qìng gōng huì shàng jiē dào liǎo hàn shì de diàn huàdiàn huà guà duàn hòuhàn dài zhe jìng shēng jìn rén liúxún zhǎo de liè héng héng dùn liǎo
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - juésè jiè shào xīn fēn
  
   yáng gāo héng héng jiàn gōng
   jiàn gōng biàn tài de jīng shén bìng zhuān jiā hàn 'ěr shì de jiāo wǎngshì lǎo shī gěi de rèn ér qiě zhī qián huò xiǎo xīn de shìyīn zài jiāo wǎng zhōng de fáng zhī xīn shì jiào zhòng de fáng de rén guǎn jiǎ zhuāng shí zǒng shì cóng shí shàng yǎn qíng de
  
   zài hàn 'ěr jiāo wǎng zhī chūfǎn hàn 'ěr de xiē xìng de tiǎo xìnbào chū fáng zhōng de liè de xìng xiǎng gěi rén jǐyǔ qīng shìzhè dāng rán tóng nián jīng xiāng guānhàn 'ěr shì zài jiāo wǎng zhī chū jǐyǔ xiē yòu de zhǐ dǎozhè miàn cún zài xiē jiāo huàn tiáo jiànér zhè jiāo huàn tiáo jiàn shì hàn 'ěr zài zhì liáo men de zhè dòng shì fēi zhèng cháng deyīn wéi zài shí xún zhōng shì dào zhè lèi qíng kuàng dezhè shuō míng hàn 'ěr de nèi xīn néng cún zài mǒu xiē méi yòu shì fàng de qíng jiédāng rán diàn yǐng méi yòu gěi men gèng duō de xiàn suǒ
  
   zhì shǎo shì de tǎn chéng xiāng dài gěi liǎo hàn 'ěr xiē zhè dāng rán jīng shén bìng zài jiān méi yòu huò bìng rén zhì liáo néng yòu guānfēn xīn xué zhǐ chū duō xīn zhì liáo zhě běn shēn dōuyòu mǒu xiē yuán xíng qíng jiézhè dài biǎo men de xìng shǐ men jiē jìn men de zhí guò zhè shì shuō mendōu shì bìng tài dedàn néng jiě men huān zhè zhí běn shēn shì bèi fēn deyīn wéi zhè shè xīn zhì liáo shī de fǎn qíng de néng
  
   zài hàn 'ěr jiāo wǎng hòu lái chǎn shēng liǎo qíngquē xiàn de dōng zǒng yào bèi mǎn guò zhè yào jiā zǎi zài huí wèi diàn yǐng cái néng gǎn shòu dàozài mǒu zhǒng shàng zài hàn 'ěr zhī jiān chū xiàn liǎo qīn de guān zhè qián zài de qīn xìng bèi zuò wéi xīn zhì liáo zhuān jiā de hàn 'ěr suǒ gǎn shòu dàozhè hái yào bāng zhù de qíng gǎn shìzài zhè zhè de nèi xīn wèn kāi shǐ xiàn liǎo shì tóng nián zuò wéi jǐng chá de qīn bèi shā yòu guāndāng men zài tóng nián sàng shī men de qīn gǎn shí men suǒ qīn de de guò zǎo fēn huì chǎn shēng duō de wèi wán quán shì fàng guò zhè zhè liàng bèi shēng huá chéng lìng zhǒng yòu jiàn shè xìng de shì qíngzhè néng de xīn gōng zhí yòu guān rén guān xīn de nèi xīn yòu néng fǎn yìng chū nèi xīn yòu wèn yào bèi guān zhù
  
   hàn 'ěr shì xún wèn liǎo 'èr wèn jiù shì de qīn bèi qiāng shā hòu de jīng zhè qíng kuàng bèi zuò wéi jīng shén fēn jiā de hàn 'ěr suǒ rán hòu méi yòu zhǐ chūér shì jǐyǔ de qián shí chū de huìdāng rán zài zuì hòu jiāo wǎng zhōngwèn bèi zhǐ chūhuí liǎo zuò yòngjiù shì zài nóng chǎng céng jīng xiǎng zhěng jiù de zhǐ gāo yáng de shī bàizhè zhí jiē gòu chéng liǎo méi yòu wán chéng de shì jiànsuǒ yòu shí hòu shuì jué shí hòu huì yòu lèi 'è mèng de qíng kuàngzhè wèn de bèi zhǐ chū jīng quán yīn wéi de shí jiē shòu liǎo běn lái suǒ cuò de dōng zhè shì zhǒng lái qián shí de chōng dòng
  
   dàn wèn shí hái yuǎn shì zài zhè duì jiàn biàn tài shā rén fàn niú 'ěràn jiàn de zhí zhe shí tóu shè liǎo nèi xīn méi yòu wán chéng de qíng jié zhǐ gāo yáng shí xiàng zhēng xiē bèi niú 'ěrsuǒ wēi xié shēng mìng de hái yīn wéi zhè zhèng shì chén de gāo yáng de xiàng zhēng duō nián qián zài nóng chǎng céng jīng xiǎng zhěng jiù de zhǐ gāo yáng de shī bài zhí jiē dǎo zhì xiàn zài yào jiě jiù xiàn zài de gāo yáng héng héng néng bèi hài de háizhè chōng dòng zhí jiē chū xiàn zài de xíng dòng zhōngzhè wán quán shì shí de chōng dòngdāng rán zuì hòu wán chéng liǎo zhè shì jiànér cóng xīn gǎn shòu liǎng fāng miàn chéng gōng shì fàng liǎo duō de zhecóng 'ér shǐ bèi hài rén huò jiù huò quán 。 
  
   guò cóng róng de fēn xīn xué men kàn jiàn lìng zhǒng xiàng zhēng néng shèng jīng hǎn wèile gǎn xiè shàng 'ér shì jiāng de 'ér shā gòngxiàn gěi shàng yòu guān hái shuō zuì hòu yóu shàng de 'ài 'ér huò méi yòu bèi shā de xìng yùn jiēguǒ
  
  “ niú 'ěr”: biàn tài shā rén fàn
   cóng jīng shén fēn de xīn xué fēn biàn tài shā rén fàn niú 'ěrde shā rén xìng rén wán chéng xìng zhuāng de shì jiàn zuì de néng lái yòu nián shí de chōng dòngjiù shì niú 'ěrde qīn duō shù zài yǎng shàng cún zài hěn wèn shèn zhì néng shì jīng shén fēn liè zhèng huàn zhě。“ niú 'ěrzài bèi guān huái xìng bié fēn huà shàng cún zài yán zhòng de wèn zhè dǎo zhì de xīn gēn běn hái shì cún zài zài yòu zhì ér shì tōng guò zhǒng yòu zhì de xíng wéi lái dǎo zhì nèi xīn de chōng dòng de mǎn
  
   zài bèi hài zhě zuǐ suǒ fàng de yǒng chōng fēn shuō míng shuō míng liǎo wàng biàn chéng xìng de zhǒng wàng shí biàn chéng xìng shì wàng huò qīn zhī 'ài de xiàng zhēng tōng guò biàn chéng xìng lái mǎn xiàng de yàozhè jiǎ shè shì xìng de xiàng lái gèng zǎo de xīn wéi chéng shú
  
   de chōng dòng zhǒng fēi zhèng cháng fāng shì chū xiàn guǒ tóng nián néng gěi zhǒng luó jié shì de fēi tiáo jiàn guān huái jiù néng chū xiàn zhǒng bìng tài hòu guǒ
  
   zài de xiàng zhōng bèi hài rén shì de huò zhě zhì shǎo shì qīng chǔ fēn desuǒ dāng shā hài xiē bèi hài rén shí de zhù guān zhōng néng shì jué zài chù de wèn
   de fǎn shè huì de chū xiàn dìng dǎo zhì de biàn xíng zhǐ shì wángér shì hòu de shēng
  
   hàn 'ěr shìbiàn tài de jīng shén bìng zhuān jiā
  
   zhè shì xiàng zhēng yīn yǐng de juésè yòu jiù shì de qíng jiézhì shǎo zài zuì hòu táo shí jiāng jǐng chá xiàng yàng zhā zài fǎn yìng chū mǒu xiē
  
   suǒ shuō de chī rén néng zhǒng yuán shǐ de liàng gǎn yòu guānzài nán tài píng yáng shàng qián suǒ liú chuán de màn xìn yǎng xiàng zhēng lèi dāng rén shì huò liàng shí xiē yuán shǐ rén jiù shā lìng qiáng zhuàng de rénzhè yàng huò qiáng zhuàng de rén shēn shàng de liàng zhì huìzhè zhǒng liàng zài zōng jiào xué shàng jiù chēng wéi màn
  
   zhè wèi jīng shén bìng zhuān jiā hàn 'ěr qián huò shì yòu hěn qiáng liè zhì liáo bìng rén chōng dòng de rénzuò wéi tài yòu yuàn wàng wàng zhì liáo bié rén de xīn shēng néng shì yào fǎnxǐng deyīn wéi zhè shì yòu liǎng miàn xìng dezhì liáo zhě de bèi miàn néng zhèng zhàn zhe guǐ
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - yǐngpiān bèi jǐng
  
   kǒng piàn shì hǎo lāi zuì lìng rén dòng de lèi xíng piànrán 'ér cháng jiǔ lái què nán dēng zhī táng 'ào děng diàn yǐng jiǎng zhí yuán guò hǎo lāi de diàn yǐng shī cóng wèi fàng guò duì xiǎng kǒng piàn de zhuī qiú duì 'ào de chōng zhōng zài 64 jiè 'ào bān jiǎng diǎn shànghǎo lāi diàn yǐng dǎo yǎn qiáo sēn · dài kǒng piànchén de gāo yángdāng zhī kuì yíng liǎo 5 xiàng 'ào jiǎngshǐ hǎo lāi de kǒng piàn zài 'ào juézhú zhōng yáng méi zhēng liǎo yīngyǒu de wèi
  
  《 chén de gāo yánggēn zhù míng xiǎo shuō jiā · tuō de tóng míng xiǎo shuō gǎi biān 'ér chéngshì 20 shì 90 nián dài lái shēn fǎn yìng měi guó shè huì fàn zuì wèn de jīng diǎn zhī zuòyǐngpiān shì chéng liǎo hǎo lāi kǒng piàn de chuán tǒngrán 'ér yǐngpiān de shì fāng shì què liǎo kǒng piàn de shì jiàng xīn jiāng kǒng piàn zhēn tàn piàn qiǎo miào jié chéng suī rán yǐngpiān de chǎng jǐng shè zhì fēng de shì nèi huán jìng wéi zhùquē liè huǒ bào de dòng zuò xìngdàn yóu cǎi yòng liǎo shì de xuán niàn shǒu xiàn dài kǒng piàn de xīn fēn fāng shǐ zhěng yǐngpiān de qíng jié shuò jiāng guān zhòng yǐn liǎo xiàng zhēng xìng de rén lèi qián shí de shì jièyǐngpiān tōng guò tàn suǒ rén xīn huànshì tàn xún dāng dài měi guó shè huì kǒng de gēn yuánzhè shǐ yǐngpiān de zhù shēn huà shì liǎo hǎo lāi wén zài dào de lüè
  
   wèishénme shì gāo yáng
  “ chén de gāo yángshí shàng yīngdāng zuògāo yáng de chén ”, cóng zhù rén gōng de shēn shì lái fēn gāo yánggèng wéi tuǒ tiē de qīn shì jiā xiāng xiǎo zhèn shàng de míng xún jǐnghòu shēn xùn zhí shì bèi sòng wǎng jiā zhōng yǎngdāng shí zhǐ yòu suì shì chǎng zhùzhù yào yǎng yáng zhè xiē shēng kǒu duō yòu xiē máo bìng shì tuǐ qué jiù shì yǎn xiā men zǎi shā hòu bèi zuò chéng jiāo huò féi liàohuó zhe zǒu de jiāng chéng wéi gǒu de shí pǐn xiàn zhè qiē hòu tóng xīn shòu dào qiáng liè de gāo yáng de jiào shēng cóng biàn cháng jiǔ yíng rào zài de 'ěr biān xīn zhè qíng jié zài quán shū suǒ zhàn de piān bìng duōdàn què shì tóng nián shēng huó de chuāngshāng
  
   zài tóng shì hàn jiē chù de guò chéng zhōng shì yào tóu táo bào ”, yào gōng jīng gěi fēn zuò wéi zhuī niú 'ěr de tiáo jiàn shì shēn mái zài xīn de duàn wǎng shì jiù zhè yàng bèi shì diǎn diǎn chū láihàn shì xīn fēn de gāo shǒu zhī dào xiàn zài xīn zhōng shí shí tīng dào de gāo yáng de jiān jiào shēng gèng duō de shì yòu liǎo xiàng zhēng de dài biǎo liǎo ruò zhěshòu hài zhěxiàng zhēng liǎo zhè xiē rén zài yuán zhōng suǒ chū de hūháoyóu dāng kàn dào bèi xiōng shǒu shā hài de xìng hòusuǒ yòu de qiē biàn níng dào shēng yīn shànggāo yáng zài jiān jiàojiān jiàojiān jiàozhǐ yào zhè shēng yīn tiān zhǐ jiù 'ān níngjiù huì zuò 'è mèng rán zuì zhōng chéng gōng liǎo dài zhù bìng liǎo niú 'ěrsuǒ zhōng shuì hěn chénhěn tiányīn wéi gāo yáng jīng 'ān jìng liǎo”。
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - zhù yǎn jiǎn jiè
  
   zhū · zhū ·
  
   zhū · JodieFoster
  
   shēng 1962 nián 11 yuè 19 měi guó jiā zhōu luò shān xīng zuòtiān xiē zuò
  
  《 bào jié huāzuì zhōng chéng wéi zhū yíng liǎo diàn yǐng shēng zhōng 'ào zuì jiā zhùjué jiǎnghòu lái dechén de gāo yángshǐ liǎo 'èr 'ào yǐng hòu jiǎng zuòyóu jīng làng cháo,《 chì miàn shàxīngbiàn chéng liǎo shāng dòng zuò piàn
  
  《 chén de gāo yángde chéng gōngzhè ràng yòu huì zhí dǎo de dǎo yǎn chǔnǚ zuòjǐn xiù tóng nián》, yǐngpiān jiǎng shù de shì gāo zhì shāng de nán hái dān shēn qīn zhī jiān de shìzhè shì shì tóng nián jīng de xiě zhàoér běn rén cóng xiǎo shì tiān cái
  
   wèile hòu de chéng gōng chéng liǎo dedànzhì piàn gōng quán xīn shí jiàn dāng dǎo yǎnzhì piàn rén de mèngyóu zhì zuò bìng zhù yǎnhuò 'ào zuì jiā yǎn yuán míng de de 'ér》, 'èr dǎo yǎn zuò pǐnyuān jiā dōushì zhè dàn chū lái de dài biǎo zuò
   ān dōng · huò jīn 'ān dōng · huò jīn
  
   ān dōng · huò jīn AnthonyHopkins
  
   nánshēng 1937 nián 12 yuè 31 yīng guó wēi 'ěr shì
   xīng zuò jié zuò
  
   yīng guó yǎn yuánzǎo nián zài yīnyuè xué yuàn jiù tuì hòu yòu jìn yīng guó huáng jiā shù xué yuàn 'ér zài láo lún · ào lǐng dǎo de guó jiā yuàn zhōng zhú jiàn zhǎn lòutóu jiǎo kāi shǐ zài yǐng shì fāng miàn zhǎn。 1992 nián chén de gāo yángduó 'ào yǐng chuàng shì diān fēng hòu zhù yǎn liǎo lián chuàn yōu xiù wén piànwèile biǎo zhāng duì diàn yǐng de jié chū gòng xiànyīng guó wáng shòu jué shì tóu xián。 2000 nián 3 yuè jiā měi guó guó
  
  
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - dǎo yǎn jiǎn jiè
  
  
   qiáo sēn · dài JonathanDemme
   qiáo sēn · dài qiáo sēn · dài
  
   nánshēng 1944 nián 2 yuè 22 měi guó niǔ yuē
   xīng zuòshuāng zuò
  1974 nián dāng dǎo yǎnxiān wéi luó jié · kǎo màn pāi B piàn zhēn zhèng quán xīn chuàng zuò de diàn yǐng shì chū miáo xiě mín yòng diàn tái shēng huó de fěng 《 Citizens'Band, 1977》。 1980 nián qiáo sēn · yīnméi 'ěr wén huò 'ěr huá》( MelvinandHoward, 1980) ér huò 'ào jīn xiàng jiǎng zuì jiā biān jiǎngyǐngpiān bèi rèn wéi shì shí nián dài zuì hǎo de yǐngpiān zhī jiē lián pāi desàn dàn 》( SomethingWild, 1986)、《 jià hēi bāng》( MarriedtoTheMob, 1988)、《 wán zhuǎn mài 'ā 》( MiamiBlues, 1990) dōuyòu cuò de fǎn xiǎng
  
   ràng qiáo sēn · míng zhèn jiāng de shì yóu 'ān dōng · huò jīn zhū · lián mèi zhù yǎn de kǒng piànchén de gāo yáng》( TheSilenceOfTheLambs,1991 suī rán qiáo sēn · jué zhí dǎo dàn 《 Hannial》 duì yǐng rán shì wàn zhòng dài
  
   jiē xià lái qiáo sēn · yòu yòu lìng zhòng yào de zuò pǐnfèi chéng shì》( Philadelphia, 1993), zhè shǒu tàn mǐn gǎn huà héng héng 'ài bìng de zuò pǐnyóu tānɡ · hàn zhù yǎn , miáo xiě wèi 'ài bìng huàn zhě wèitā suǒ shòu dào de shì 'ér qiú gōng zhèng de shìyǐngpiān rén dào guān huái shǐ tānɡ · hàn píng piàn 'ér huò 'ào zuì jiā nán zhùjuéjīn qiú jiǎng zuì jiā nán zhùjué děng zhòng duō jiǎng xiàng
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - yuán shēng yīnyuè
  
   chén de gāo yáng chén de gāo yáng
   yīnzhǐ huán wáng sān ér huò lāi měi 'ào jiǎng de diàn yǐng pèi shī HowardShore zhī qián gèng jiā piān hǎo wéi xīn jīng sǒng fēng de diàn yǐng pèi xiàng de dài biǎo zuò héng héng huò yīng guó yǐng xué yuàn zuì jiā diàn yǐng yīnyuè jiǎng míng zuòchén de gāo yáng》,( qīn nǎo bāo》 (theCell)、《 chì luǒ cān》 (NakedLunch)、《 zhànlì kōng jiān》 (PanicRoom)、《 yóu 》 (theGame) děng děng), zhōng de pèi duì de zhāng xīn miáo xiě biǎo xiàn de fēn wéi wǎng wǎng tōng guò yīnyuè zhōng níng zhòng de qíng gǎn chuán chū lái bié shì guān zhùjué Starling( JodieFoster) de fēn shì diàn yǐng pèi de zhōng xīn), fēi cháng de gǎn rén
  
   zhuān ji :
  
  1.MainTitle(5:04)
  2.TheAsylum(3:53)
  3.Clarice(3:03)
  4.ReturntotheAsylum(2:35)
  5.TheAbduction(3:01)
  6.QuidProQuo(4:41)
  7.LecterinMemphis(5:41)
  8.LambsScreaming(5:34)
  9.LecterEscapes(5:06)
  10.Belvedere,Ohio(3:32)
  11.TheMoth(2:20)
  12.TheCellar(7:02)
  13.Finale(4:50)
  
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - yǐngpiān shì diǎn
  
   zhè shì lìng rén máo sǒng rán de xīn xuán niàn piànliǎng wèi zhùjué de dǒu zhì kòu rén xīn xián xiǎng yòng hòu zhě yuè lìng xiǎng yòng duì fāng de xīn fēn sōu xún lìng míng shā shǒunán zhùjué yòu jīng cǎi jué lún de biǎo yǎnběn piàn pài shēng chū 2001 nián de hàn 2002 nián de qiánzhuànhóng lóng》。
  
  1992 nián 3 yuè 30 zài 64 jiè 'ào jīn xiàng jiǎng bān jiǎng jiē xiǎo zhōngjīng guò fān liè juézhú,《 chén de gāo yánghuò zuì jiā yǐngpiān jiǎngqiáo sēn . huò zuì jiā dǎo yǎn jiǎngnán zhùjué 'ān dōng . huò jīn huò zuì jiā nán zhùjué jiǎng zhùjué zhū . huò zuì jiā zhùjué jiǎng . huò zuì jiā biān jiǎng
  
  《 chén de gāo yáng piàn yǐng xiǎng chí jiǔ shuāiyǐn liǎo gōng zhòng duì shè huì fàn zuìkǒng xié 'è shì de zēng 'è qiǎn gāi piàn zhōng lián bāng diào chá de gōng zuì fàn duō shù shēng huó yuán xíngpāi shè qiánzhù yào chuàng zuò rén yuán quán dào lián bāng diào chá shí yàn shēng huó zhùjué de bàn yǎn zhě zhū . zài huì jiàn liǎo de yuán xínglián bāng gōng . láo ér zhū . běn rén shì céng shā gēn de xiōng shǒu xīn zhuī zhú de biāoyóu duì fàn zuì de tòng hèn jié chū de yǎn zhū chéng gōng zào liǎo wèi qiáng bào , yǒng gǎn 'ér shī wēn róu jīng zhù kǎo yàn de gōng xíng xiàng
  
   zàichén de gāo yángzhè yǐngpiān zuì shǐ rén jīng xīn dòng de chǎng miàn shì hàn 'ěr de bàn yǎn zhě 'ān dōng . huò jīn de biǎo yǎn kuì shì wèi jié chū de yǎn yuán biǎo yǎn cái néng ràng rén jīng tàn zài tán dàochén de gāo yángshí huò jīn shuō: " de fāng shí fēn jiǎn dān zhù duì báirán hòu fēn kǎo juésèdāng zhǎo zhǔn liǎo juésè de diào shí qiēdōu yíng rèn 'ér jiě liǎo。 " dāng zhū . bàn yǎn de lián bāng gōng 'èr jīng shén bìng yuàn jiàn hàn 'ěr shízhǐ jiàn hàn 'ěr chén jìng zuò zài tiě lán hòu miàn guāng dāi zhì 'ér shēn yuǎn jiǔ jiǔ níng shì zhe qián fāng rán shēn chū shé tóukǒu tóu chū " " de shēng yīnfǎng zài tiǎn shí zhe shénme měi wèizhè duàn biǎo yǎn duì bái jīhū méi yòu dòng zuòquè chǎn shēng liǎo lìng rén máo sǒng rán de qiáng liè xiào guǒzàichén de gāo yángzhōnghuò jīn píng jiè zhǐ yòu sān shí fēn zhōng què lìng rén zháomí de biǎo yǎn hàn 'ěr zhè zhì shāng gāo wéi mǐn jiéhuàn yòu jīng shén fēn liè zhèng de shí rén de xíng xiàng huà fēi cháng chū zhè shì tiǎo zhàn xìng de juésèfēi bān yǎn yuán suǒ néng jià huò jīn zhī suǒ chéng gōngwán quán shēng lái de wěi yǎn yuán suǒ yòu de shù bǐng shí nián de tái jīng yàn
  
   gāi piàn shàng yìng hòu lián 5 zhōu piào fáng jǐn zhōu de piào fáng shōu jiù 1500 wàn měi yuán biàn zhè yàng niǔ zhuǎn 'ào 'ān (Orion) gōng chǎn de 'è yùn。《 chén de gāo yángshì gāi gōng zhèng shì xuān gào chǎn qián pāi shè de zuì hòu yǐngpiān hòu zài huì kàn dào 'ào 'ān (Orion) de míng liǎo
  
   xīn xué kàn diǎn
  
   kuā zhāng de xīn xuéqián shírén fēn biàn tài xīn xué xìng shí rén kuáng。《 chén de gāo yángbèi rèn wéi shì jīng diǎn xīn xué diàn yǐng
  
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - hòu zhì zuò huā
  
  
   huā
   chén de gāo yáng chén de gāo yáng
  
   'ēn · màn céng mǎi xià běn piàn pāi shè quán dàn suàn qīn zhí dǎohái zhǔn bèi bàn yǎn jié · láo de juésèdàn kàn dào 61 jiè 'ào bān jiǎng wǎn huì shàng fàng yìng de zài rán shāozhōng yòu guān de piàn huā zhī hòu kāi shǐ duì zài bàn yǎn bào juésè shēn gǎn dān yōu shì fàng pāi shè
  
   mài 'ěr · dùn céng shì bàn yǎn jié · láo de rén xuǎn
  
   yuē hàn · xiǎo · sài (LouisGossettJr。 )、 luó · 'ěrjié · 'ěr sēn luó · luó céng yòu wàng bàn yǎn hàn
  
   piàn zhōng lián bāng diào chá cháng de bàn gōng shì dāng nián suō bái · duō 'ěr (ElizabethDole) zài láo gōng de bàn gōng shì zhōng pāi shè
  
   piàn zhōng chū xiàn de yān cǎo tiān 'é bèi shòu yōu dài men bèi fàng zài háng bān de tóu děng cāng zhōng lái dào piàn chǎng zhù de fáng jiān diào jié wēn shī shēn zhe de zhuāng cháng jīng měi
  
   yǐngpiān fēn zài bǎo pāi shè
  
   suī ránchén de gāo yángshìniè shā rén de hòu zhī zuòér qiě liǎng shì zhōng chū xiàn liǎo hěn duō xiāng tóng rén dàn zhǐ yòu liǎng wèi yǎn yuán zài liǎng yǐngpiān zhōng céng chū xiàn biàn liǎng rén de juésè shēng liǎo gēnggǎi lán · fèi sēn (FrankieFaison) zàiniè shā rén zhōng bàn yǎn liǎo fěi shàowèiér zài běn piàn zhōng bàn yǎn de shì dān · (DanButler) zàiniè shā rén zhōng bàn yǎn liǎo lián bāng diào chá de zhǐ wén zhuān jiāér zài běn piàn zhōng bàn yǎn de shì kūn chóng xué jiā
  
   piàn zhōng jié · láo de yuán xíng shì tàn yuán yuē hàn · dào dào hái céng qīn xùn liàn bàn yǎn láo de · lín
  
   yǐngpiān hǎi bào zhōng de dié shēn shàng chū xiàn liǎo zhǐ lóu guǒ zǎi guān chá xiàn lóu tóu shí shì 3 míng chì luǒ de ( zài lìng wài bǎn běn zhōng shì 7 míng ), fěi · 'ěr màn (PhilippeHalsman) shòu huì huà zuò pǐn pāi shè 1951 nián de shè yǐng zuò pǐn fēi cháng xiāng
  
   piàn zhōng shuǐ niú 'ěr yuán xiàn shí zhōng de sān wèi lián huán shā shǒufēn bié shì shì hǎo rén de 'ài · gài 'ēnjiāng bèi hài xìng yǐn yòu jìn huò chē de · bāng jiāng bèi bǎng jià de xìng qiú jìn zài jiào zhōng de jiā · hǎi
  
   xiǎo shuōchén de gāo yángde zuò zhě tuō · (ThomasHarris) cóng wèi kàn guò běn piànyīn wéi wéi kǒng yǐng xiǎng de xiě zuò
  
   zhì shǎo yòu 6 wèi dǎo yǎn chū xiàn zài piàn zhōngfēn bié shì zhū · ān dōng · huò jīn · lāi méng (KasiLemmons)、 luó jié · kǎo màn (RogerCorman)、 dān · (DanButler) qiáo zhìluó méi luó
  
   · luò kěn · céng shì bàn yǎn jié · láo de rén xuǎn
  
   · shǐ wéi bàn yǎn kǎi lín zēng zhòng 25 bàng
  
   hàn de juésè shì cóng lián huán shā shǒu 'ài · fěi shí de fàn zuì jīng zhōng huò líng gǎn
  
   zhū · qiáo sēn · dài (JonathanDemme) · lín xiē de rén yuán kǎo chá liǎo wèi zhōu Quantico de lián bāng diào chá gōng xùn liàn zhōng xīnbìng xué liǎo hěn duō gōng chéng
  
   yǐngpiān yuán dìng 1990 nián qiū tiān shàng yìngdàn xíng shāng wèile tǐng láng gòng juézhú 'ào jué dìng jiāng běn piàn de shàng yìng tuī chí dào 1991 nián 1 yuè
  
   wèile bàn yǎn hǎo piàn zhōng de juésèān dōng · huò jīn yán liǎo hěn duō lián huán shā shǒu 'àn zào fǎng liǎo jiān zhōng de xíng fànbìng dào yuàn bàng tīng shěn pàn
  
   ān dōng · huò jīn zài piàn zhōng zhǐ chū xiàn liǎo 16 fēn zhōngchéng wéi huò 'ào zuì jiā nán yǎn yuán jiǎng de zuì jiǎn duǎn de biǎo yǎn
  
   · (TedTally) zài biān xiě běn piàn běn shí wàng yóu zhū · bàn yǎn dàn qiáo sēn · dài jiē shǒu zhí dǎo běn piàn shírèn wéi zhū · shì zhè juésè wàng yóu xiē 'ěr · fěi bàn yǎndàn xiē 'ěr · fěi yīn běn piàn guò xuè xīng 'ér juéqiáo sēn · dài suí yòu chóngxīn yòng liǎo zhū ·
  
   ài · tānɡ sēn céng shì bàn yǎn de rén xuǎn
  
   yǐngpiān shì de líng gǎn yuán huá shèng dùn xué xíng shì xué zhuān jiā luó · kǎi 'ěr lián huán shā shǒu · bāng de zhēn shí jīng bāng dāng shí bāng zhù kǎi 'ěr jiào shòu diào chá lián huán shā shǒubāng 1989 nián 1 yuè bèi chǔsǐér zhēn zhèng de shā shǒu zài 2001 nián cái bèi zhuā huòmóu hài de xìng duō 48 rén
  
   zài chóu pāi jiānzhū · · lín qīn 'ěr tīng dào xiàn shí zhōng lián huán shā shǒu zài zhé móu shā bèi hài zhě shí zhì de dàizhū · jué shōu tīng zhè xiē dàiér tīng guò dài de · lín hòu huǐ zhè me zuòyīn wéi xiē lìng rén jiū xīn de shēng yīn ràng wàng
  
   jìn guǎn dāng shí xíng běn piàn de Orion gōng jīng xuān gào chǎndàn réng chì 20 wàn měi yuán jiāng běn piàn sòng xuǎn 'ào
  
   zài běn piàn chéng wéi 'ào zuì jiā yǐng piàn shíběn piàn de jiā tíng yǐng dài jīng zhè zài dāng shí shì qián suǒ wèi yòu de
  
  “ Acensustakeroncetriedtotestme。  IatehisliverwithsomefavabeansandaniceChianti。” hàn de zhè huà zài měi guó diàn yǐng xué huì píng xuǎn debǎi jiā tái bǎng dān zhōng míng liè 21 wèi
  
   běn piàn róng huò zuì jiā nán yǎn yuánzuì jiā yǎn yuánzuì jiā dǎo yǎnzuì jiā yǐngpiān zuì jiā gǎi biān běn 5 xiàng 'ào jiǎngzài yǐng shǐ shàng zhǐ yòu 3 yǐngpiān xiǎng shū róngchú běn piàn zhī wàihái yòu 1934 nián de fēng liú 1975 nián defēi yuè fēng rén yuàn》。
  
   piàn zhōng de wéi měi guó diàn yǐng xué huì píng xuǎn de“ 50 wèi zuì wěi de diàn yǐng yīng xióng”, zài bǎng dān zhōng míng liè liù shì míng zuì gāo de xìng juésèhàn zài“ 50 wèi zuì jiā diàn yǐng 'è rénzhōng róng dēng bǎng shǒu
  
   ān dōng · huò jīn zài piàn zhōng cháo xiào zhū · de nán fāng kǒu yīn shì xiàn chǎng huī de
  
   zài zhōu kānpíng xuǎn deyǐng shǐ zuì kǒng yǐngpiānde bǎng dān zhōngběn piàn gāo wèi
  
   chuān bāng jìng tóu
  
   piàn zhōng chēng zài xué zhù xiū fàn zuì xué xīn xuédàn zài zhēn zhèng de xué cóng wèi yòu fàn zuì xué de zhù xiū
   yǐngpiān zài shī jiǎn qíng jié zhōng chū xiàn liǎo duō chù lòu zhōng bāo kuò shōu bèi hài zhě zhǐ wén shí méi yòu bèi hài zhě zhǐ jiá nèi de cán liú ér qiě shuǐ yīnggāi jīng xiāo huǐ liǎo zhèng
   piàn zhōng shǐ yòng de dòng qiān jīn dǐng bìng fēi shì bān chē de pèi jiàn bān chē de pèi jiàn yīnggāi shì jiǎn shì qiān jīn dǐng
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - yǐng píng
  
   chén de gāo yáng chén de gāo yáng
  
  《 chén de gāo yángshì yòu de qíng jié liè de chōng de yǐngpiān shì xiāng dāng chū de piàn de shù xìng hěn wéi rén chēng dào zhǒng jīng shén shàng de duì kàng zhǒngtiān shǐ guǐde xiān míng duì zhǒng jiàn zài jiào huǎn màn jié zòu shàng de nèi zài zhé xìng gěi rén de yìn xiàng shì shēn desuǒ néng zài diàn yǐng shǐ shàng liú xià héng héng 64 jiè 'ào jiǎng píng wěi huì
  
   chú liǎo kǒng fēn de yíng zàoyǐngpiān de shè huì mìng hěn yòu jiáo tóujǐng chá wèile zhuō míng shā rén kuáng 'ér qiú zhù lìng míng shā rén kuáng zhè běn shēn jiù yòu qiáng liè de huāng dàn fěng wèiyǐngpiān zhí zài xún zhǎo rén lèi shè huì de kǒng zhī yuánzuì hòu chū liǎo yóu zhì běn shēn de wèn zào chéng defǎn guò lái wēi zhì de fàn zuì bìng de jié lùnzhè shǐ yǐngpiān cóng lìng céng miàn shàng jiǎng yòu yòu liǎo dìng de shè huì héng hénghuá shèng dùn yóu bào
  
   shuōchén de gāo yángshì kǒng xiǎo shuōbìng bùwèi guòzài 100 duō tiān de fān zhōng jiù jīng liǎo 'è mèng de zhé zài bàn xǐng lái 'ér gǎn jué zhe kǒng de chán ràorén shì guài de dòng wén suǒ wèi wén jiàn suǒ wèi jiàn de shì piān yào wén jiànzhè jiù shì jiā míng zhī wéi kǒng xiǎo shuō què rán yào lái yuè de yuán yīn qíng xíng zhì xiǎo hái yòu wàng tīng guǐ guài shì xiāng fǎng dōushì gǎn jué zhe zhǒng yàng de huò zhànlìhéng héngchén de gāo yángxiǎo shuō fān zhě  yáng hào chéng
  《 chén de gāo yáng》 - huò jiǎng jīng
  
   běn piàn huò liù shí jiè 'ào zuì jiā yǐngpiānzuì jiā nán zhùjuézuì jiā dǎo yǎnzuì jiā běn gǎi biān xiàng jiǎng
    
   ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā diàn yǐng /BestPicture huò jiǎng
   ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā nán yǎn yuán /BestActorinaLeadingRole huò jiǎng ān dōng · huò jīn
   ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā yǎn yuán /BestActressinaLeadingRole huò jiǎng zhū
   ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā dǎo yǎn /BestDirector huò jiǎng qiáo sēn · méi
   ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā biān /BestWriting,ScreenplayWrittenDirectlyfortheScreen huò jiǎng ·
   ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā jiǎn ji /BestFilmEditing míng CraigMcKay
   'ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā yīn xiào /BestSound míng TomFleischman
   'ào jiǎng /AcademyAwards,USA 1992 zuì jiā yīn xiào /BestSound míng ChristopherNewman
   jīn qiú jiǎng /GoldenGlobes,USA 1992 zuì jiā diàn yǐng ( qíng lèi )/BestMotionPicture-Drama míng
   jīn qiú jiǎng /GoldenGlobes,USA 1992 zuì jiā dǎo yǎn /BestDirector-MotionPicture míng qiáo sēn · méi
   jīn qiú jiǎng /GoldenGlobes,USA 1992 zuì jiā biān /BestScreenplay-MotionPicture míng ·
   jīn qiú jiǎng /GoldenGlobes,USA 1992 zuì jiā yǎn yuán ( qíng lèi )/BestPerformancebyanActressinaMotionPicture-Drama huò jiǎng zhū
   jīn qiú jiǎng /GoldenGlobes,USA 1992 zuì jiā nán yǎn yuán ( qíng lèi )/BestPerformancebyanActorinaMotionPicture-Drama míng ān dōng · huò jīn
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā diàn yǐng /BestFilm míng
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā nán yǎn yuán /BestPerformancebyanActorinaLeadingRole huò jiǎng ān dōng · huò jīn
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā yǎn yuán /BestPerformancebyanActressinaLeadingRole huò jiǎng zhū
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā dǎo yǎn /BestDirection míng qiáo sēn · méi
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā biān /BestScreenplay míng ·
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā shè yǐng /BestCinematography míng TakFujimoto
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā jiǎn ji /BestEditing míng CraigMcKay
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā yīn xiǎng /BestSound míng SkipLievsay
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā yīn xiǎng /BestSound míng ChristopherNewman
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā yīn xiǎng /BestSound míng TomFleischman
   yīng guó xué yuàn jiǎng /BritishAcademyAwards 1992 zuì jiā yīnyuè /BestMusic míng huò huá xiāo
   guó kǎi jiǎng /CésarAwards,France 1992 zuì jiā wài piàn /BestForeignFilm míng qiáo sēn · méi
   niǔ yuē yǐng píng rén xié huì jiǎng /NewYorkFilmCriticsCircleAwards 1991 zuì jiā yǐngpiān /BestFilm huò jiǎng
   niǔ yuē yǐng píng rén xié huì jiǎng /NewYorkFilmCriticsCircleAwards 1991 zuì jiā nán yǎn yuán /BestActor huò jiǎng ān dōng · huò jīn
   niǔ yuē yǐng píng rén xié huì jiǎng /NewYorkFilmCriticsCircleAwards 1991 zuì jiā yǎn yuán /BestActress huò jiǎng zhū
   niǔ yuē yǐng píng rén xié huì jiǎng /NewYorkFilmCriticsCircleAwards 1991 zuì jiā dǎo yǎn /BestDirector huò jiǎng qiáo sēn · méi
   guó jiā píng lùn xié huì jiǎng ( měi )/NationalBoardofReview,USA 1991 zuì jiā yǐngpiān /BestPicture huò jiǎng
   guó jiā píng lùn xié huì jiǎng ( měi )/NationalBoardofReview,USA 1991 zuì jiā dǎo yǎn /BestDirector huò jiǎng qiáo sēn · méi
   guó jiā píng lùn xié huì jiǎng ( měi )/NationalBoardofReview,USA 1991 zuì jiā nán pèijué /BestSupportingActor huò jiǎng ān dōng · huò jīn
   bólín guó diàn yǐng jié /BerlinInternationalFilmFestival 1991 jīn bǎi lín xióng /GoldenBerlinBear míng qiáo sēn · méi
   bólín guó diàn yǐng jié /BerlinInternationalFilmFestival 1991 yín bǎi lín xióng -- zuì jiā dǎo yǎn jiǎng /BestDirector huò jiǎng qiáo sēn · méi


  The Silence of the Lambs is a novel by Thomas Harris. First published in 1988, it is a sequel to Harris' 1981 novel Red Dragon. Both novels feature the cannibalistic serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter, this time pitted against FBI Special Agent Clarice Starling. The novel became a bestseller, and its Oscar-winning 1991 film adaptation is still widely ranked among the best films ever made.
  
  Plot summary
  
  The novel opens with Clarice Starling, a young FBI trainee, being asked to carry out an errand by Jack Crawford, the head of the FBI division that draws up psychological profiles of serial killers. Starling is asked to present a questionnaire to brilliant forensic psychiatrist and cannibalistic sociopath, Hannibal Lecter. Lecter is serving nine consecutive life sentences in a Maryland mental institution for his murders.
  
  We also learn of Jack Crawford's hunt for a serial killer dubbed "Buffalo Bill", whose modus operandi involves kidnapping overweight women, starving them for about a week initially then killing and skinning them, before dumping the bodies in nearby rivers. The nickname was started by Kansas City Police Homicide Division, as a joke that "he likes to skin his humps."
  
  When Bill's sixth victim is found in West Virginia, Starling helps Crawford perform the autopsy. Starling finds a moth pupa in the throat of the victim, and just as Lecter predicted, she has been scalped. Diamond-shaped patches of skin have also been taken from her shoulders. Furthermore, autopsy reports indicate that Bill killed her within four days of her capture, much faster than his earlier victims. On the basis of Lecter's prediction, Starling believes that he knows who Buffalo Bill really is. She also asks why she was sent to fish for information on Buffalo Bill without being told she was doing so; Crawford explains that if she had had an agenda, Lecter would never have spoken up.
  
  Starling takes the pupa to the Smithsonian, where it is eventually identified as the Death's-head Hawkmoth, which would not naturally occur where the victim was found.
  
  In Tennessee, Catherine Baker Martin, the daughter of Senator Ruth Martin, is kidnapped. Within six hours, her blouse is found on the roadside, slit up the back: Buffalo Bill's calling card. Crawford is advised that no less than the President of the United States has expressed "intense interest" in the case, and that a successful rescue is preferable. Crawford estimates they have three days before Catherine is killed.
  
  After Starling leaves, Lecter reminisces on the past, recalling a conversation with Benjamin Raspail. Raspail, during that therapy session, explained Klaus's death at the hands of Raspail's jealous former lover, Jame Gumb, who then used Klaus's skin to make an apron. Raspail also revealed that Gumb had an epiphany upon watching a moth hatch. Lecter's pleasant ruminations are interrupted when Chilton steps in. A listening device allowed him to record Starling's conversation, and Chilton has found out that Crawford's deal is a lie. He offers one of his own: If Lecter reveals Buffalo Bill's identity, he will indeed get a transfer to another asylum, but only if Chilton gets credit for getting the information from him. Lecter insists that he'll only give the information to Senator Martin in person, in Tennessee. Chilton agrees. Unknown to Chilton, Lecter has previously hidden under his tongue a paperclip and some parts of a pen, both of which were mistakenly given to him by untrained orderlies during his stay at the asylum. He fashions the pen pieces and paperclip into an improvised lockpick, which he later uses to pick his handcuff locks.
  
  In Tennessee, Lecter toys with Senator Martin briefly, enjoying the woman's anguish, but eventually gives her some information about Buffalo Bill: his name is William "Billy" Rubin, and he has suffered from elephant ivory anthrax, a knifemaker's disease. He also provides an accurate physical description. The information is a red herring: bilirubin is a pigment in human bile and a chief coloring agent in human excrement, which the forensic lab compares to the color of Chilton's hair.
  
  Shortly after this, Lecter manages to escape by killing off his captors and eviscerating them, using the face of one as a mask to fool paramedics. Starling continues her search for Buffalo Bill, eventually tracking him down.
  Characters
  
   * Clarice Starling
   * Dr. Hannibal Lecter
   * Jack Crawford
   * Jame Gumb/Buffalo Bill
   * Barney Matthews
   * Ardelia Mapp
   * Dr. Frederick Chilton
   * Catherine Baker Martin
   * Senator Ruth Martin
   * Paul Krendler
   * Noble Pilcher
   * Albert Roden
   * I. J. Miggs
  
  Influences
  
  Jame Gumb was based on five real-life serial killers:
  
   * Ed Gein, a Wisconsin man who robbed graves and murdered women in order to flay their bodies and make clothing out of them. Gein was also the inspiration for Norman Bates in the Alfred Hitchcock film Psycho and Leatherface in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
   * Gary Ridgway, who like Gumb only murdered women and dumped his victims bodies' in rivers, often with objects inserted inside their bodies.
   * Ted Bundy, who killed dozens of women in the 1970s, often luring victims by pretending he was injured with a cast on his arm, a technique Gumb used to lure Catherine Martin into his van. Similar to Lecter, Bundy also offered to help investigators find other serial murderers by "giving insights" into their psychology while he was in death row, specifically about the Green River Killer.
   * Gary M. Heidnik, who held women captive in a deep hole in his basement.
   * Edmund Kemper, a man who murdered women and had sex with his victims.
  
  Film adaptation
  Main article: The Silence of the Lambs (film)
  
  Following the 1986 adaptation of Red Dragon (filmed as Manhunter), The Silence of the Lambs was adapted by Jonathan Demme in 1991. The Silence of the Lambs became the third film in Oscar history to win the five most prestigious Academy Awards - Actor in a leading role, Actress in a leading role, Director, Motion Picture and Screenplay. It stars Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, Jodie Foster as Clarice Starling and Ted Levine as the serial killer Buffalo Bill. It continues to be listed among the best movies ever made to this day.
  Literary significance
  
  The novel was a great success and Craig Brown of the Mail on Sunday wrote, "No thriller writer is better attuned than Thomas Harris to the rhythms of suspense. No horror writer is more adept at making the stomach churn", The Independent wrote "Utterly gripping" and Amazon wrote "...driving suspense, compelling characters,...a well-executed thriller..." Children's novelist Roald Dahl also greatly enjoyed the novel, describing it as "subtle, horrific and splendid, the best book I have read in a long time."
  Awards and nominations
  
   * The novel won the 1988 Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel.
   * It was nominated for the 1989 World Fantasy Award.
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   zài shí shì zhōng de xià tiān tiān zǎo chén qún shì dùn mín yōng zài jiān qián de cǎo shàngzhuāng yán zhuǎn jīng dīng zhe láo fáng mén
  
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   zhè shízài rén qún zhōnghǎi bái lán kàn dào liǎo xiàngmào de nán rénǎi xiǎo cāng lǎozuǒ jiān yòu jiān gāozhèng yòng zhe yīn huì de yǎn shén zhù shì zhe zhè nán rén jiù shì shī sàn liǎo liǎng nián zhī jiǔ de zhàng líng héng héng cái zhì chū zhòngxué shí yuān de shēngdāng xiàn hǎi bái lán rèn chū liǎo shíshì yào shēng zhāngzài líng de yǎn rán shāo zhe chóu hèn de huǒ yào xiàng hǎi bái lán de qíng rén chóubìng qiě xiāng xìn dìng néng gòu chéng gōng
  
   hǎi bái lán bèi dài huí zhōng zhī hòu líng shēng de shēn fèn jiàn dào liǎo dàn hǎi bái lán kěn shuō chū hái de qīn shì shuíbìng qiě xiàng líng tǎn yán cóng cóng lái méi yòu gǎn shòu dào guò 'ài qíng líng wēi xié hǎi bái lán yào xiè men de guān néng zāo shòu zhōng shí rén de zhàng suǒ yào méng shòu de chǐ fǒu huì ràng de qíng rén míng sǎo huǐ diào de jǐn jǐn shì de míng wèishèn zhì hái yòu de líng hún shēng mìnghǎi bái lán dāyìng liǎo
  
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   dīng méi dài 'ěr shī jǐn nián qīng jùn měiér qiě xué shí yuān shàn lìngyòu zhe gāo de bǐng shēn de zào zài jiào mín zhōng yòu zhe gāo de wēi wàngdàn shì cóng hǎi bái lán shòu shěn lái de jiàn kāng léi ruòmǐn gǎnyōu kǒng huāng màn liǎo de zhěng cháng cháng chéng mèi de dǎo gàoměi féng lüè shòu jīng kǒng huò shì rán dào shénme wài shì jiàn shí de shǒu jiù huì lǒng zài xīn shàngxiān shì zhèn hóng cháorán hòu biàn shì mǎn miàn cāng báixiǎn shí fēn tòngzhè qiē ràng líng kàn zài yǎn duì chǎn shēng liǎo nóng hòu de xīng bìng shēng de shēn fèn xíng yǐng xiāng suí
  
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   tiāndīng méi dài 'ěr shī zhèng zài chén shuì líng zǒu liǎo jìn lái kāi liǎo de zhōng xiàn liǎo dīng méi dài 'ěr shī zhí yǐn cáng de héng héng de xiōng kǒu shàng yòu zhe hǎi bái lán yàng de hóng biāo xīn ruò kuáng shì zhǒng kuáng de jīng huān kǒng de biǎo qíng zhǒng hài rén de kuáng jué jǐn jǐn shì yóu yǎn jīng biǎo qíng suǒ biǎo deshèn zhì shì cóng zhěng de chǒu lòu shēn bèng chū lái jiāng liǎng shēn xiàng tiān huā bǎn zhǐ jiǎo shǐ jìn duǒ zhe miàn zhè zhǒng fēi tóng xún cháng de tài fàng zòng biǎo xiàn de kuáng dāng bǎo guì de rén lèi líng hún shī liǎo tiān guóduò dàn de zhī zhōng shí wáng zhī dào gāi dòng liǎo
  
   líng jīng xīn shí shī zhe de chóu jìhuà yòng dīng méi dài 'ěr shī mǐn gǎn xiǎng xiàng de diǎnzhuā zhù de zuì xīn zhé de xīn líng zhuāng bàn chéng xìn lài de péng yǒuràng duì fāng xiàng qièkǒng fán nǎoào huǐ zuì gǎn xiē xiàng shì jiè yǐn mán zhe de qiē nèi jiùběn huò shì jiè de xīn xiōng de lián mǐn yuán liàng de jīn què yào jiē shì gěi zhè nèi xīn chōng mǎn liǎo chóu huǒ yàn de rénzuì zuì qiàrúqífèn ràng cháng chóu zhī zhàiér shí de dīng méi dài 'ěr shī duì líng què méi yòu rèn de huái suī rán zǒng shì huì gǎn dào yòu zhǒng 'è shì zài jǐn jǐn de dīng zhe zǒng yòu zhǒng xiáng de gǎnyóu rèn rén shì wéi xìn lài de péng yǒu dāng rén shí shàng chū xiàn shíréng rán biàn rèn chūjiù zài dīng méi dài 'ěr shī bǎo cháng ròu shàng de bìng de tòng jīng shén shàng de cuī cán de tóng shí zài shèng zhí shàng què fàng cǎi liǎo huī huáng de chéng jiùgōng zhòng de jǐng yǎng gèng jiā jiā zhòng liǎo de zuì 'è gǎnshǐ de xīn kān zhòng
  
   zhōng zài tiān hēi de dīng méi dài 'ěr shī mèng yóu bān zǒu dào liǎo shì chǎng shàng de jiǎo xíng tái shàng chū shēng bēi tòng de hǎnhǎi bái lán xiǎo zhū 'ér gāng gāng shǒu zhe rén shìqià qiǎo cóng zhè jīng guò kàn dào dīng méi dài 'ěr shī chǔyú bēng kuì de biān yuánjīng shén liàng jīng dào liǎo néng wéi de zhǒng huǐ zuì gǎn shǐ dīng méi dài 'ěr yāo qǐng men tóng dēng shàng liǎo jiǎo xíng tái:“ men liǎ qián jīng zài zhè 'ér zhàn guò liǎo shì dāng shí méi men zài zài shàng lái men sān rén zhàn zhe !” hǎi bái lán zhe hái de zhǐ shǒu shī zhe hái de lìng zhǐ shǒu men gòng tóng zhàn zài liǎo jiǎo xíng tái shàngjiù zài zhè me zuò de shùn jiān yòu bān tóng shēng mìng de xīn shēng mìng de yuè zhī cháo liú bān yǒng de xīn fángchōng guò zhōu shēn de xuè guǎnfǎng liǎ zhèng men shēng mìng de wēn nuǎn chuán gěi bàn de shēn sān rén gòu chéng liǎo tiáo de diàn shítiān kōng shǎn guò liǎo liàng guāngdīng méi dài 'ěr fǎng kàn jiàn tiān kōng zhōng chū xiàn liǎo de “ A”。 rán 'érzhè qiē ràng gēn zōng 'ér zhì de líng kàn dào liǎozhè shǐ dīng méi dài 'ěr shī wéi kǒng huāngdàn shì líng què shuō dīng méi dài 'ěr xiān shēng huàn liǎo yóu zhèngbìng dài huí liǎo jiādīng méi dài 'ěr xiān shēng jiù xiàng gāng gāng cóng 'è mèng zhōng jīng xǐng de rénxīn zhōng 'ào sàng lěngbiàn tīng píng shēng lǐng zǒu liǎo
  
   duō nián guò liǎoxiǎo zhū 'ér jīng suì liǎohǎi bái lán shí suǒ chù de wèi tóng dāng chū shòu shí wán quán yàng liǎo guǒ rén zài jiā miàn qián yòu zhe zhòng tóng de shū wèiér tóng shí yòu gān shè rèn gōng gòng huò rén de jiù zuì zhōng huì yíng biàn de zūn zhònghǎi bái lán cóng lái shì zhēngzhǐ shì háo yuàn yóu cóng shè huì de zuì gōng píng de dài méi yòu yīn de xìng 'ér shénme bào cháng tóng yàng zhòng rén men de tóng qíng shìzài yīn fàn zuì 'ér sàng shī liǎo quán bèi chù de zhè xiē nián yuè yíng liǎo rén xīn chú liǎo xīn de bàn xiǎo zhū 'ér wài hái jìn suǒ néng bāng zhù qióng rényòng kuān de xīn bāo róng qiērén men kāi shǐ zài hóng kàn zuò shì zuì guò de biāo ér shì dàngchéng shí de duō shàn xíng de xiàng zhēng
  
   zài zhè nián duō réndōu shēng zhe biàn huà líng biàn de gèng jiā cāng lǎo liǎohǎi bái lán yuán lái yìn xiàng zuì shēn de xiān qián zhǒng cōng huì hàoxué de pǐn zhǒng píng 'ān xiáng de fēng jīn jīng dàng rán cún 'ér dài zhī de shì zhǒng jíqiè kuī de shén jìn fēng kuáng 'ér yòu jié yǎn shìér zhè zhǒng yǎn shì shǐ bàng rén qīng chǔ kàn chū de yīn xiǎnhǎi bái lán qǐng qiú líng fàng guò dīng méi dài 'ěr shī yào zài cuī cán de líng hún liǎodàn shì dīng méi dài 'ěr shī de tòng chóu de kuài jīng chōng hūn liǎo líng de tóu nǎo jué dìng shí shī de yīn móu yào màn màn zhé dīng méi dài 'ěr shī chóu jīng chéng wéi shēng huó wéi de mùdìhǎi bái lán jué dìng jiāng líng de zhēn shí shēn fèn gào dīng méi dài 'ěr
  
   zài piàn nóng de sēn lín hǎi bái lán jiàn dào liǎo dīng méi dài 'ěr men zhōng chángshù shuō zhe nián lái xīn de men shòu zhe tóng yàng de tòng jiān 'áotóng yàng shòu zhe liáng zhī dào de niè shìdīng méi dài 'ěr gào suī rán de xiōng qián méi yòu pèi dài hóng dàn shìtóng yàng de hóng zài de shēng mìng zhí rán shāo zhe shíhǎi bái lán cái shí dào shēng diào shī de hǎo míng shēngshèn zhì ràng diào yuán xiān suǒ xuǎn de jìng yào qiáng duō gào dīng méi dài 'ěr líng jiù shì de zhàng suǒ zuò de qiēdōu shì wèile de róng wèi shēng mìng cái yǐn mán liǎo zhè yīn 'àn xiōng měng de yǎn shén shùn jiān yǒng shàng liǎo dīng méi dài 'ěr de liǎn shàng tòng chǔ de liǎn mái zài shuāng shǒu zhī zhōnghǎi bái lán quàn dīng méi dài 'ěr kāi zhè dào méi yòu rén rèn shí de fāng dào kāi líng shuāng yǎn de fāng yuàn kāi shǐ duàn xīn de shēng huóguò de jīng fǎn liǎoxiàn zài yòu liú liàn dīng méi dài 'ěr yóu zhe yào me chéng rèn shì míng zuì fàn 'ér táo zǒuyào me chōng dāng míng wěi jūn 'ér liú xiàdàn de liáng xīn nán cóng zhōng píng héngwèile miǎn wáng chǐ de wēi xiǎn rén de de guǐ dīng méi dài 'ěr jué dìng chū zǒu
  
   hǎi bái lán de duì xīn shēng huó de chōng jǐngshǐ dīng méi dài 'ěr chóngxīn yòu liǎo shēng huó de yǒng wànggāng hǎo yòu sōu tíng zài gǎng wān de chuán sān tiān zhī hòu jiù yào dào yīng guó men jué dìng zuò zhè sōu chuán fǎn huí 'ōu zhōu qiēdōu zài shùn jìn xíng zhe men měi tiān dōubèi zhè zhǒng xīn de wàng zhexīng fèn zhedīng méi dài 'ěr jué dìng yǎn jiǎng wán qìng zhù shuō jiào hòu jiù kāixīn yīng lán de jié 'ér zhìdīng méi dài 'ěr shī de yǎn jiǎng 'àn jìhuà jìn xíng zhehǎi bái lán xiǎo zhū 'ér lái dào shì chǎng de liǎn shàng yòu zhǒng qián suǒ wèi jiàn de biǎo qíng shū de 'ān xīng fèn,“ zài zuì hòu kàn yǎn zhè hóng pèi dài hóng de rén !” xiǎng,“ zài guò duàn shí jiān jiù huì yuǎn zǒu gāo fēi liǎo shēn de hǎi jiāng men zài xiōng qián zhuó shāo de biāo yǒng yuǎn yānmò cún!” zhè shí sōu zhǔn bèi kāi wǎng yīng guó chuán zhǐ de chuán cháng zǒu liǎo guò lái gào hǎi bái lán líng jiāng tóng men tóng xínghǎi bái lán chè jué wàng liǎo
  
   dīng méi dài 'ěr shī de xuān jiǎng liǎo kōng qián jué hòu de zuì huī huáng chéng gōngdàn suí hòu biàn fēi cháng shuāi ruò cāng bái liàngqiàngnèi xīn de zuì gǎn liáng xīn de qiǎn zuì zhōng zhàn shèng liǎo chū táo de zhìzài jīng guò jiǎo xíng tái de shí hòu zhèng tuō líng de bànzài hǎi bái lán de chān xià dēng shàng liǎo jiǎo xíng tái zhe zhū 'érzài zhòng rén miàn qián shuō chū liǎo zài xīn mái cáng liǎo nián de jiù shì xiǎo zhū 'ér de qīn chě kāi liǎo de shì dài chū liǎo hóng zài zhòng rén de jīng zhī shēng zhōngzhè shòu jìn róu lìn de líng hún shì liǎo
  
   líng chóu dāng zuò shēng huó de wéi mùdì shì dāng shèng hòu niǔ de xīn líng zài zhǎo dào tuō xùn wěi liǎo dào nián liǎo chǎn zèng gěi liǎo xiǎo zhū 'ér jiǔhǎi bái lán xiǎo zhū 'ér zǒu liǎohóng de shì jiàn jiàn biàn chéng liǎo chuán shuō duō nián hòuzài yáng de lìng biānxiǎo zhū 'ér chū jià liǎoguò zhe fēi cháng xìng de shēng huóér hǎi bái lán yòu huí dào liǎo shì dùnxiōng qián jiù pèi dài zhe hóng zhè yòu guò de zuì nièzhè yòu guò de bēi shāngzhè hái huì yòu de chàn huǐyòu guò liǎo duō niánzài zuò xià xiàn de lǎo fén jìnyòu liǎo zuò xīn fénliǎng zuò fén gòng yòng kuài bēishàng miàn zhe zhè me yīháng míng wén:“ piàn hēi de xuè hóng de A 。”
   xiǎo shuōhóng 》 - zuò pǐn fēn
  
  《 hóng de shì kāi piānyìng zhě yǎn lián de xiān shìxīn zhí mín de kāi tuò zhě menzài wàn shì cǎo chuàng zhī shí wàng liǎo tóng shí xiū jiàn de jiān zhè zhūwén míng shè huì de hēi huācóng lái céng jīng guò de qīng chūn sháo huá”, yīn wéi zuì 'è 'èr xiāng guān”, zhēng níng yīn sēn de wài màolián tóng mén qián cǎo shàngguò fán mào shēng zhe de kān mùdì ”, zēng jiā liǎo huì 'àn chǔ de diàorán 'ér zài zhè piàn huī hēi zhī zhōngquè 'ào rán tǐng zhe cóng méi hún,“ shèng kāi zhe bǎo shí chuán de huā duǒ”, xiàng zhēng zhe rén lèi de dào …… jiē xià láibiàn chū guān liǎo zhù rén gōng hǎi bái lánhuái bào chū shēng de zhū 'ér,“ huàn de měi jìng lóng jìn zhe de xìng chǐ níng chéng lún guāng huán”, lìng rén lián xiǎng shèng de xíng xiàng”。 zhè yàng duàn shēng de wén dàn wèiwǒ men zhǎn xiàn liǎo rén huó dòng de tái bèi jǐngér qiě zhě kǎo zuò pǐn de zhù
  
   zhè zhǒng yòng lüè dài shén cǎi de rán jǐng xiàng hōng tuō huán jìngzhā rǎn fēn yìng chèn rén xīn de shǒu shí jiē shìzuì chū de biàn shì dīng méi dài 'ěr shī hǎi zhū 'ér zài wǎn lín zhōng de liǎng huì jiànyóu hóng lián zài de zhù yào rén de tóng shí chū chǎng tóng zhōng dié de gāo cháo quán shū jǐn zhì zài yán de jié gòu zhī zhōng
  
   zuò zhě hái zhè zhǒng shǒu yòng huà rén de xià yào rén de shì fēi shàn 'è men zhī jiān de 'ēn yuàn yuàn xiěde shí fēn hán ér zhù yào rén tōng guò bié de xīn juéchéng shuāng de de chōng tóng shí chū chǎng liàng xiāng de jiāo huìjiāo dài chū rén hóng xiāng guān de xiàng zhēng
  
   quán shū xiě dào de rén guò shí duō zhōng yòu xìng míng de chāo guò shí zhí zhù de shì bèi líng hàn zǒng wēi 'ěr xùn shī bīn lǎo rén wèi zuì nián qīng 'ér wéi yòu tóng qíng xīn de niàn zhè yào rén men fēn bié shì zhū 'érdīng méi dài 'ěr shīluó jié líng hǎi zhè zhù yào rén de fǎn chèn huò yǐng ér míng zhù yào rén yòu xíng chéng liǎng duìshǐ men de xìng zài xiāng zhāng zhī zhōng hān chàng lín de biǎo xiàn
   xiǎo shuōhóng 》 - hóng “ A” de xiàng zhēng
  
   hǎi · bái lán shì yòu xíng de hóng chū shēn mòluò de shì jiā pín qióng 'ér zhèng zhí de xìng de hūn yīnjiā zhī liǎng nián zhōng zhàng yīn xùn jiē yáo chuán zàng shēn hǎi zhè de shàofù cái mào xiāng dāng de dīng méi dài 'ěr de 'ài qíng biàn xiǎn qíng shì qíng bài hòu bèi zhōng shēn pèi dài hóng wèile 'ài rén de míng shēng chéng dān liǎo quán zuì chǐ chū duì de juàn liàn zhī qíng dàn zài shēng qián kěn yuǎn suǒ zài de jiào jiù shì zài hòuréng rán fàng liǎo 'ér gòng xiǎng tiān lún zhī de yōu yuè shēng huóchóngfǎn mái yòu shī de chóngxīn dài shàng hóng zhí dào hòu zàng zài shēn biān biàn yǒng yuǎn shǒu wēi zhe zhè yǒng gǎn de xìng hái jīng xīn xiù hóng zhuóyì bàn de xiǎo zhū 'ér jǐn chū miàn hàn wèi jiào yǎng de quán ér qiě zūn zhòng hái kuáng de tiān xìng péi yǎng chéng rénzài zuò zhě de xiàhǎi yuǎn zhǐ shì zhēng xìng jiě fàng de rén hái liǎo hóng lào yìn suǒ dài biǎo de zuì 'è hái yào zhì mìngde jīng shén máo tóu zhǐ xiàng liǎo dài zhǔn mìqiè xiāng guān de dài piān jiàn de wán zhěng héng héng zhè shì xiē wáng shì guì zhòu zhēn zhèng de cáng shēn zhī ”, chēng shì wèi xiàng mèi de chuán tǒng xuān zhàn de dǒu shì liǎozhè yàng de gāo shì hěn duō wén xué zuò pǐn zhōng de xíng xiàng suǒ nán de de zhè zhǒng jīng shén jìng jiè jìn guǎn méi yòu wéi de xiē qǐng jiào xiāng qīn de zhǎngguān men suǒ jiě ( fǒu fēn yào lái děng hènghuò ), dàn lùn yóu de xīn zhù rén wéi děng zhǒng liǎng měi shǐ xiōng qián de hóng zài shìtōng jiān” ( dult“ y) de chǐ huī miàn chéng liǎonéng gān” (Able), shèn zhìzhí zūn jìng” (AdmiraLIe) de biāo zhì liǎo
  
   dīng méi dài 'ěr shì xíng de hóng hǎi xiāng xiǎn qiè nuòdàn zhè shì shòu zōng jiào shù zhòng de jiēguǒ bìng fēi xiǎng gōng kāi qiān huǐ dezuì niè”, dàn de zhè zhǒng yuàn wàng guò duō tóngshú zuì nèixǐngděng zōng jiào shí jiū chán zài yīn xíng dòng shàng zhǐ néng chù chù shòu bàn yào shòu nèi xīn de qiǎn yòu yào fáng wài jiè de kuī míng míng yòu de 'àiquè piān piān yào zhè zhǒng gǎn qíng shì tóng xié zài tòng zhōng zhēngzhá liǎo niánzuì zhōng suī rán tǎn xiōng táng shàng dezuì 'èlào yìnwán chéng liǎo dào de jìng huà líng hún de fēi shēngdàn shǐ zhōng méi zài chéng rèn 'ài de zhèng dānggèng tán dào jiù de jīng shén chè jué liè hǎi xiāng gèng jiā yìng chèn chū hòu zhě de gāo
  
   líng shì hóng de zhì zào yīn chǒu lòu de wài mào xíng de zhèng shì chǒu lòu xíng de líng hún de xiě zhào xuǎn liǎo ràng dīng méi dài 'ěr huàzhāo shòu jiān 'áo de chóu shǒu duànshí shàng chéng liǎo zhǐ shú zuì de 'è hǎi de jié suī rán chū zhuī qiú jiā tíng wēn nuǎnhuo rén xìng de zhī dàn jìng shì zhǒng 'àiyuán hòu fēidàn dāng zhè zhǒng 'ài zhuǎn biàn chéng hèn chóu zuò wéi shēng huó biāo pāo 'àide jīng shén niè shì rén de líng hún wéi zhī hòufǎn dǎo yóu bèi hài zhě duò luò chéngzuì huài de zuì rén”, dàn zài shī chóu zhè shēng huó biāo shí jié shù liǎo de shēng mìngér qiě hòu huì dào xīn shēng
  
   xiǎo zhū 'ér shì huó de hóng ,“ shì lìng zhǒng xíng shì de hóng shì bèi liǎo shēng mìng de hóng !” zhè shēng de xiǎo jīng líng qīn xiōng qián de hóng jiāo xiāng huī yìng shìzuì 'ède chǎn yòu shì 'ài qíng de jié jīnghǎi hóng yòng jīn xiàn zhuāng shì shí fēn huá měixiǎo zhū 'ér gěi bàn xiān cháng de měi líng màn de chǒu xíng chéng qiáng liè duì fāng miàn guān liǎo zuò zhě de làng màn zhù guān diǎn lǎo shēng de xué duō shí shǐ chéng wéi shēn shòu wén kuī rǎn de shè huì rén miàn xiǎo hái yuán de kuáng réng bǎo chí zhe rán rén de chún zhēnlìng fāng miàn yòu biǎo míng liǎo zuò zhě de zōng jiào shí héng héng líng rán shì chè dànxiǎo zhū 'ér biàn shìtiān shǐ”( Angel),“ A” zài shēn shàngcóng 'ér bèi liǎo gèng de qià shí shì zài zhè hán shàng tuō liǎo zuò zhě měi hǎo de xiǎng xiàn liǎo duì zōng jiào de huàn xiǎng
   xiǎo shuōhóng 》 - zuò zhě chuàng zuòhóng yuán
  
   huò sāng shì wèi shì jiè guān xiāng dāng de zuò jiā xuǎn 'ài qíng bēi zuò wéihóng de zhù shǐ shēn shēn xiàn nán jiě de máo dùn zhī zhōngài qíng běn shì rén lèi de tiān xìngdàn 'àn zhào jiào dāng xià tōu chī liǎo diàn yuán de zhì huì zhī guǒdǒng liǎo nán huān 'ài zài kào shàng chuàng zào 'ér yóu fán yǎn rén lèizhè běn shēn zhèng shìyuán zuì”, zhì qínggèng chù fàn liǎo jiào de jièhuò sāng suī shēn shòu jiào huì yǐng xiǎngdàn cóng 'ōu zhōu wén xīng láiài qíng zǎo chéng liǎo wén zuò pǐn yǒng héng de zhù shí shí shòu dào sòng shǐ zài bǎo shǒu huì rèn wéi zhè shì tiān jīng de liǎo shìshū zhōng biàn chù chù jiàn zuò zhě nán yán de zhōng suī rán qiǎn de hūn yīnshèn zhì nán zhù rén gōng de 'ài qíng shuō chéng shìshén shèng de gòng xiàn”, dàn gǎn kěn dìng de gǎn qínggèng kěn shǐ yòu qíng rén zhōng chéng juàn shǔ zhǐ néng ràng líng zài qiánliáng xīn xiàn”, chǎn quán liú gěi zhū 'ér
  
   shí shànghuò sāng zàihóng zhōng yào biǎo deshì shè huì xiàn zhuàng rén lèi mìng yùnbìng jiè jìn tàn tǎo suǒ guān xīn deshànède zhé zuò gòu chénghóng shì zhōng xīn chǎng jǐng de shì zhòng xíng táishí miàn bèi miáo shù chéngxiàng shì jiào táng de shǔ jiàn zhù”, shì yào shè huì de chǒu 'è rén dào guī jiù zōng jiàodàn 'ér yòu bèi xiě zuò tóng guó mìng shí kǒng dǎng rén de duàn tóu tái”, biǎo míng liǎo duì shè huì biàn de jiě cóng zhè zhèng zhōng men nán kàn chūzuò jiā mǐn ruì de guāng dòng liǎo shè huì de zhǒng zhǒng duāndàn bìng zhī dào yīnggāi cóng cóng rén dào zhù chū shè huì de xiàn zhuàng rén lèi de bēi cǎn mìng yùnguī jié wéishànèzhī zhēngdàn de shàn 'è guān yòu shēn shòu zōng jiào jiào tiáo de jìn rǎnchéng liǎo chán jiā qīng de kōng fàn lùnshuō shí meài zǒng yào hèn lái róng zhè zhèng shì rén lèi běn xìng zhī suǒ zài。…… hèn shèn zhì huì tōng guò qiāoqiāo jiàn jìn de guò chéng biàn chéng 'ài。” hái chūhèn 'àiguī gēn jié shì shì tóng de dōng ……”; ér shū zhōng zhǒng nóng zhòng de yīn cǎi gěi rén duō zhèn fèn
  
   rán 'ér men zài yuè xīn shǎng wén xué míng zhù shí yìng qiú zuò jiā gāi wéi de xiànhuò sāng běn rén yòu bǎo shǒu xiǎng shén zhù qīng xiàng liǎo zhè zuò pǐn hòunéng gòu kàn dào jiù zhì de hēi 'ànbìng huàn biàn shè huì de xiǎngyuàn wéi gèng měi hǎo de rén lèi mìng yùn fèn zhēng shì de chéng zuò zhě zài quán shū kāi piān yáo xiāng yìng de jié wěi níng suǒ xiě:“ zhè chuán shuō shí zài yīn cǎnzhǐ yòu diǎn yīn yǐng hái yào yōu 'àn de yǒng héng de guāng bān shāo shāo gěi rén diǎn kuān wèi:“ piàn hēi de xuè hóng de A 。” huò sāng zuò pǐn de cháng chù shì yǐn rén shēn rén lián xiǎng
  
  《 hóng biǎo hòu huò chéng gōnghuò sāng 'ér chuàng zuò liǎo shǎo zuò pǐn zhōngdài yòu jiān jiǎo de fáng 》( 1851) miáo xiě pǐn 'ēn qīn jiā de xiān móu cái hài mìng 'ér shǐ hòu dài zāo dào bào yìng de shìshuō míng cái shì huò huàn,“ dài rén de zuì niè yào yāng sūn”; zhè xiǎo shuō fǎn yìng liǎo běn zhù zhǎn chū de xuè xīng lüè duólìng xiǎo shuō chuán 》( 1852) nóng chǎng shēng huó wéi cáibiǎo liǎo zuò zhě duì zhè zhǒng shè huì gǎi liáng de cháng shì shī wàng de xīn qíng duì kuáng de gǎi zhě de yàn 'è
  
   'ěr dāng xuǎn wéi měi guó zǒng tǒng hòuhuò sāng 1853 nián bèi rèn mìng wéi zhù yīng guó de lǐng shì。 1857 nián hòu , huò sāng qiáo , chuàng zuò liǎo lìng tǎo lùn shàn 'è wèn de cháng piān xiǎo shuō shí diāo xiàng》 (1860)。 1860 nián huò sāng fǎn huí měi guózài kāng dìng jiān chí xiě zuò。 1864 nián 5 yuè 19 shìshēn hòu liú xià 4 wèi wán chéng de cháng piān xiǎo shuō
  
   huò sāng shì xiǎng shàng chōng mǎn máo dùn de zuò jiāxīn yīng lán de qīng jiào zhù chuán tǒng duì yǐng xiǎng hěn shēn fāng miàn fǎn kàng zhè chuán tǒngpēng zōng jiào kuáng rèhuo xiá 'ài wěi de zōng jiào xìn tiáolìng fāng miàn yòu shòu zhè chuán tǒng de shù jiā 'ěr wén jiào pài de shàn 'è guān niàn lái rèn shí shè huì zhěng shì jièzuò jiā méi 'ěr wéi 'ěr céng zhǐ chū de zuò pǐn zhōng shèn tòu zhejiā 'ěr wén jiào pài derén xìng běn zhì yuán zuìde guān niàn”。 huò sāng xiǎng bǎo shǒuduì shēng chǎn de zhǎn shù jìn bào yòu chù qíng duì shè huì gǎi chí huái tài duì dāng shí péng kāi zhǎn de fèi yùn dòng hěn jiězhè xiē zài de zuò pǐn zhōng dōuyòu suǒ liú zài shù shàng shàn cháng xīn miáo xiěshàn jiē shì rén de nèi xīn chōng de xiǎo shuō chēng wéixīn luó màn shǐ”。 qián xīn jué yǐn cáng zài shì bèi hòu de jué chá de zuò pǐn xiǎng xiàng fēng jié gòu yán jǐn


  The Scarlet Letter (1850) is a novel written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, considered to be his masterpiece and most famous work. Set in 17th-century Puritan Boston, it tells the story of Hester Prynne, who gives birth after committing adultery and struggles to create a new life of repentance and dignity. Throughout the novel, Hawthorne explores themes of legalism, sin, and guilt.
  
  Plot summary
  
  The novel takes place during the summer in 17th-century Boston, Massachusetts in a Puritan village. A young woman, named Hester Prynne, has been led from the town prison with her infant daughter in her arms and on the breast of her gown "a rag of scarlet cloth" that "assumed the shape of a letter." It was the uppercase letter "A". The Scarlet Letter "A" represents the act of adultery that she has committed and it is to be a symbol of her sin—a badge of shame—for all to see. A man, who was elderly and a stranger to the town, enters the crowd and asks another onlooker what's happening. He responds by explaining that Hester is being punished for adultery. Hester's husband, who is much older than she, and whose real name is unknown, has sent her ahead to America whilst settling affairs in Europe. However, her husband does not arrive in Boston, and the consensus is that he has been lost at sea. It is apparent that, while waiting for her husband, Hester has had an affair, leading to the birth of her daughter. She will not reveal her lover's identity, however, and the scarlet letter, along with her subsequent public shaming, is the punishment for her sin and secrecy. On this day Hester is led to the town scaffold and harangued by the town fathers, but she again refuses to identify her child's father.
  
  The elderly onlooker is Hester's missing husband, who is now practicing medicine and calling himself Roger Chillingworth. He settles in Boston, intent on revenge. He reveals his true identity to no one but Hester, whom he has sworn to secrecy. Several years pass. Hester supports herself by working as a seamstress, and her daughter Pearl grows into a willful, impish child—in Hawthorne's work, Pearl is more of a symbol than an actual character—and is said to be the scarlet letter come to life as both Hester's love and her punishment. Shunned by the community, they live in a small cottage on the outskirts of Boston. Community officials attempt to take Pearl away from Hester, but with the help of Arthur Dimmesdale, an eloquent minister, the mother and daughter manage to stay together. Dimmesdale, however, appears to be wasting away and suffers from mysterious heart trouble, seemingly caused by psychological distress. Chillingworth attaches himself to the ailing minister and eventually moves in with him so that he can provide his patient with round-the-clock care. Chillingworth also suspects that there may be a connection between the minister's torments and Hester's secret, and he begins to test Dimmesdale to see what he can learn. One afternoon, while the minister sleeps, Chillingworth discovers something undescribed to the reader, supposedly an "A" burned into Dimmesdale's chest, which convinces him that his suspicions are correct.
  The Scarlet Letter. Painting by T. H. Matteson. This 1860 oil-on-canvas may have been made with Hawthorne's advice.
  
  Dimmesdale's psychological anguish deepens, and he invents new tortures for himself. In the meantime, Hester's charitable deeds and quiet humility have earned her a reprieve from the scorn of the community. One night, when Pearl is about seven years old, she and her mother are returning home from a visit to the deathbed of John Winthrop when they encounter Dimmesdale atop the town scaffold, trying to punish himself for his sins. Hester and Pearl join him, and the three link hands. Dimmesdale refuses Pearl's request that he acknowledge her publicly the next day, and a meteor marks a dull red "A" in the night sky. It is interpreted by the townsfolk to mean Angel, as a prominent figure in the community had died that night, but Dimmesdale sees it as meaning adultery. Hester can see that the minister's condition is worsening, and she resolves to intervene. She goes to Chillingworth and asks him to stop adding to Dimmesdale's self-torment. Chillingworth refuses. She suggests that she may reveal his true identity to Dimmesdale.
  
  Later in the story, while walking through the forest, the sun would not shine on Hester, although Pearl could bask in it. They then encounter Dimmesdale, as he is taking a walk in the woods that day. Hester informs Dimmesdale of the true identity of Chillingworth and the former lovers decide to flee to Europe, where they can live with Pearl as a family. They will take a ship sailing from Boston in four days. Both feel a sense of release, and Hester removes her scarlet letter and lets down her hair. The sun immediately breaks through the clouds and trees to illuminate her release and joy. Pearl, playing nearby, does not recognize her mother without the letter. She is unnerved and expels a shriek until her mother points out the letter on the ground. Hester beckons Pearl to come to her, but Pearl will not go to her mother until Hester buttons the letter back onto her dress. Pearl then goes to her mother. Dimmesdale gives Pearl a kiss on the forehead, which Pearl immediately tries to wash off in the brook, because he again refuses to make known publicly their relationship. However, he too clearly feels a release from the pretense of his former life, and the laws and sins he has lived with.
  
  The day before the ship is to sail, the townspeople gather for a holiday put on in honor of an election and Dimmesdale preaches his most eloquent sermon ever. Meanwhile, Hester has learned that Chillingworth knows of their plan and has booked passage on the same ship. Dimmesdale, leaving the church after his sermon, sees Hester and Pearl standing before the town scaffold. He impulsively mounts the scaffold with his lover and his daughter, and confesses publicly, exposing the mark supposedly seared into the flesh of his chest. He falls dead just after Pearl kisses him.
  
  Frustrated in his revenge, Chillingworth dies a year later. Hester and Pearl leave Boston, and no one knows what has happened to them. Many years later, Hester returns alone, still wearing the scarlet letter, to live in her old cottage and resumes her charitable work. She receives occasional letters from Pearl, who was rumored to have married a European aristocrat and established a family of her own. Pearl also inherits all of Chillingworth's money even though he knows she is not his daughter. There is a sense of liberation in her and the townspeople, especially the women, who had finally begun to forgive Hester of her tragic indiscretion. When Hester dies, she is buried in "a new grave near an old and sunken one, in that burial ground beside which King's Chapel has since been built. It was near that old and sunken grave, yet with a space between, as if the dust of the two sleepers had no right to mingle. Yet one tombstone served for both." The tombstone was decorated with a letter "A", for Hester and Dimmesdale.
  Major themes
  Nathaniel Hawthorne
  Sin
  
  The experience of Hester and Dimmesdale recalls the story of Adam and Eve because, in both cases, sin results in expulsion and suffering. But it also results in knowledge—specifically, in knowledge of what it means to be human. For Hester, the scarlet letter functions as "her passport into regions where other women dared not tread", leading her to "speculate" about her society and herself more "boldly" than anyone else in New England.
  
  As for Dimmesdale, the "cheating minister" of his sin gives him "sympathies so intimate with the sinful brotherhood of mankind, so that his chest vibrate[s] in unison with theirs." His eloquent and powerful sermons derive from this sense of empathy. The narrative of the Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale is quite in keeping with the oldest and most fully authorized principles in Christian thought. His "Fall" is a descent from apparent grace to his own damnation; he appears to begin in purity. He ends in corruption. The subtlety is that the minister is his own deceiver, convincing himself at every stage of his spiritual pilgrimage that he is saved.
  
  The rosebush, its beauty a striking contrast to all that surrounds it—as later the beautifully embroidered scarlet A will be–is held out in part as an invitation to find "some sweet moral blossom" in the ensuing, tragic tale and in part as an image that "the deep heart of nature" (perhaps God) may look more kindly on the errant Hester and her child than her Puritan neighbors do. Throughout the work, the nature images contrast with the stark darkness of the Puritans and their systems.
  
  Chillingworth's misshapen body reflects (or symbolizes) the anger in his soul, which builds as the novel progresses, similar to the way Dimmesdale's illness reveals his inner turmoil. The outward man reflects the condition of the heart.
  
  Although Pearl is a complex character, her primary function within the novel is as a symbol. Pearl herself is the embodiment of the scarlet letter, and Hester rightly clothes her in a beautiful dress of scarlet, embroidered with gold thread, just like the scarlet letter upon Hester's bosom. Parallels can be drawn between Pearl and the character Beatrice in Rappaccini's Daughter. Both are studies in the same direction, though from different standpoints. Beatrice is nourished upon poisonous plants, until she herself becomes poisonous. Pearl, in the mysterious prenatal world, imbibes the poison of her parents' guilt.
  Past and present
  
  The clashing of past and present is explored in various ways. For example, the character of the old General, whose heroic qualities include a distinguished name, perseverance, integrity, compassion, and moral inner strength, is said to be "the soul and spirit of New England hardihood". Now put out to pasture, he sometimes presides over the Custom House run by corrupt public servants, who skip work to sleep, allow or overlook smuggling, and are supervised by an inspector with "no power of thought, nor depth of feeling, no troublesome sensibilities", who is honest enough but without a spiritual compass.
  
  Hawthorne himself had ambivalent feelings about the role of his ancestors in his life. In his autobiographical sketch, Hawthorne described his ancestors as "dim and dusky", "grave, bearded, sable-cloaked, and steel crowned", "bitter persecutors" whose "better deeds" would be diminished by their bad ones. There can be little doubt of Hawthorne's disdain for the stern morality and rigidity of the Puritans, and he imagined his predecessors' disdainful view of him: unsuccessful in their eyes, worthless and disgraceful. "A writer of story books!" But even as he disagrees with his ancestors' viewpoint, he also feels an instinctual connection to them and, more importantly, a "sense of place" in Salem. Their blood remains in his veins, but their intolerance and lack of humanity becomes the subject of his novel.
  Publication history
  
  Hawthorne originally planned The Scarlet Letter to be a shorter novelette which was part of a collection to be named Old Time Legends. His publisher, James Thomas Fields, convinced him to expand the novelette to a full-length novel. Hawthorne's wife Sophia later disputed that Fields had a larger role than this, complaining that "he has made the absurd boast that he was the sole cause of the Scarlet Letter being published!" She noted that her husband's friend Edwin Percy Whipple, a critic, approached Fields to consider its publication.
  
  The Scarlet Letter was published as a novel in the spring of 1850 by Ticknor & Fields, beginning Hawthorne's most lucrative period. When he delivered the final pages to Fields in February 1850, Hawthorne said that "some portions of the book are powerfully written" but doubted it would be popular. In fact, the book was an instant best-seller though, over fourteen years, it brought its author only $1,500. Its initial publication brought wide protest from natives of Salem, who did not approve of how Hawthorne had depicted them in his introduction "The Custom-House". A 2,500-copy second edition of The Scarlet Letter included a preface by Hawthorne dated March 30, 1850, that he had decided to reprint his introduction "without the change of a word... The only remarkable features of the sketch are its frank and genuine good-humor... As to enmity, or ill-feeling of any kind, personal or political, he utterly disclaims such motives".
  
  The Scarlet Letter was also one of the first mass-produced books in America. Into the mid-nineteenth century, bookbinders of home-grown literature typically hand-made their books and sold them in small quantities. The first mechanized printing of The Scarlet Letter, 2,500 volumes, sold out within ten days, and was widely read and discussed to an extent not much experienced in the young country up until that time. Copies of the first edition are often sought by collectors as rare books, and may fetch up to around $6,000 USD.
  Critical response
  
  On its publication, critic Evert Augustus Duyckinck, a friend of Hawthorne's, said he preferred the author's Washington Irving-like tales. Another friend, critic Edwin Percy Whipple, objected to the novel's "morbid intensity" with dense psychological details, writing that the book "is therefore apt to become, like Hawthorne, too painfully anatomical in his exhibition of them". Orestes Brownson complained that Hawthorne did not understand Christianity, confession, and remorse. A review in the Church Review and Ecclesiastical Register concluded the author "perpetrates bad morals."
  
  On the other hand, 20th century writer D. H. Lawrence said that there could be no more perfect work of the American imagination than The Scarlet Letter. Henry James once said of the novel, "It is beautiful, admirable, extraordinary; it has in the highest degree that merit which I have spoken of as the mark of Hawthorne's best things--an indefinable purity and lightness of conception...One can often return to it; it supports familiarity and has the inexhaustible charm and mystery of great works of art."
  
  The book's immediate and lasting success are due to the way it addresses spiritual and moral issues from a uniquely American standpoint.[citation needed] In 1850, adultery was an extremely risqué subject, but because Hawthorne had the support of the New England literary establishment, it passed easily into the realm of appropriate reading. It has been said that this work represents the height of Hawthorne's literary genius; dense with terse descriptions. It remains relevant for its philosophical and psychological depth, and continues to be read as a classic tale on a universal theme.
  Allusions
  
   * Anne Hutchinson, mentioned in Chapter 1, The Prison Door, was a religious dissenter (1591–1643). In the 1630s she was excommunicated by the Puritans and exiled from Boston and moved to Rhode Island.
   * Martin Luther (1483–1545) was a leader of the Protestant Reformation in Germany.
   * Sir Thomas Overbury and Dr. Forman were the subjects of an adultery scandal in 1615 in England. Dr. Forman was charged with trying to poison his adulterous wife and her lover. Overbury was a friend of the lover and was perhaps poisoned.
   * John Winthrop (1588–1649), first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
   * King's Chapel Burying Ground in the final paragraph exists; the Elizabeth Pain gravestone is traditionally considered an inspiration for the protagonists' grave.
   jiā xīn láng , shí liú wén xué xiān hēng · zhān de dài biǎo zuòtóng míng diàn yǐng céng huò niǔ yuē diàn yǐng jié yǐng píng jiǎngpíng fán de hái kǎi lín yīn wéi chéng qīn guān de chǎn 'ér yòu liǎo píng fán de shēng wèi yīng jùn de làng dìng zhōng shēnquè wéi yán róngshí shàng de qīnài guǎn xián shì de suǒ 'ài de réndōu wéi de 'ér shēng kǎi lín de xìng kǎi lín de xīn jiù zhè yàng yīn men de xíng wéi 'ér suì liǎo


  Washington Square is a short novel by Henry James. Originally published in 1880 as a serial in Cornhill Magazine and Harper's New Monthly Magazine, it is a structurally simple tragicomedy that recounts the conflict between a dull but sweet daughter and her brilliant, domineering father. The plot of the novel is based upon a true story told to James by his close friend, British actress Fanny Kemble. The book is often compared to Jane Austen's work for the clarity and grace of its prose and its intense focus on family relationships. James was hardly a great admirer of Jane Austen, so he might not have regarded the comparison as flattering. In fact, James was not a great fan of Washington Square itself. He tried to read it over for inclusion in the New York Edition of his fiction (1907–1909) but found that he couldn't, and the novel was not included. Other readers, though, have sufficiently enjoyed the book to make it one of the more popular works of the Jamesian canon.
  
  Plot summary
  
  Dr. Austin Sloper, a rich and intelligent widower, lives in Washington Square, New York with his only surviving child, Catherine, a sweet-natured woman who is a great disappointment to her father, being physically plain and, he believes, mentally dull. Sloper's beloved wife, along with a promising young son, died many years before. His silly busybody sister, the widowed Lavinia Penniman, is the only other member of the doctor's household.
  
  One day, Catherine meets the charming Morris Townsend at a party and is swept off her feet. Morris courts Catherine, aided by Mrs. Penniman, who loves melodrama. Dr. Sloper strongly disapproves, believing him to be after Catherine's money alone. When Catherine and Morris announce their engagement, he checks into Morris's background and finds him to be penniless and parasitic. The doctor forbids his daughter to marry Townsend, and the loyal Catherine cannot bring herself to choose between her father and her fiancé.
  
  Dr. Sloper understands Catherine's strait and pities her a little, but also finds an urbane entertainment in the situation. In an effort to resolve the matter, he announces that he will not leave any money to Catherine if she marries Morris; he then takes her on a twelve month grand tour of Europe. During their months abroad, he mentions Catherine's engagement only twice; once while they are alone together in the Alps, and again on the eve of their return voyage. On both occasions, Catherine holds firm in her desire to marry. After she refuses for a second time to give Morris up, Sloper sarcastically compares her to a sheep fattened up for slaughter. With this, he finally goes too far: Catherine recognises his contempt, withdraws from him, and prepares to bestow all her love and loyalty on Morris.
  
  Upon her return, however, Morris breaks off the relationship when Catherine convinces him that her father will never relent. Catherine, devastated, eventually recovers her equanimity but is never able to forget the injury. Many years pass; Catherine refuses two respectable offers of marriage and grows into a middle aged spinster. Dr. Sloper finally dies and leaves her a sharply reduced income in his will out of fear that Townsend will reappear. In fact, Morris – now fat, balding, cold-eyed, but still somewhat attractive – does eventually pay a call on Catherine, hoping to reconcile; but she calmly rebuffs his overtures. In the last sentence, James tells us that "Catherine,... picking up her morsel of fancy-work, had seated herself with it again — for life, as it were."
  Characters
  
  The four principal characters are Catherine, Dr. Sloper, Mrs. Penniman, and Morris Townsend. Dr. Sloper's sister, Mrs. Almond, and Townsend's sister, Mrs. Montgomery, are significant but secondary.
  
  Catherine Sloper, often referred to by the narrator as "poor Catherine", is Dr. Sloper's only surviving child; her brother died at the age of three, and her mother succumbed to complications of childbirth a week after Catherine was born. She is sweet-natured and honest; however, she is also shy, plain, and not considered 'clever'. This makes her a great disappointment to her father.
  
  Dr. Austin Sloper, a man in his early fifties, has succeeded brilliantly in his profession. He has never recovered from the death of his wife, a beautiful and vivacious woman who died shortly after Catherine's birth. Dr. Sloper is clever, experienced, perceptive, satirical, and he is almost always certain he is right. He often speaks ironically to Catherine, who has no way to retaliate; however, she loves him anyway. She is also afraid of him, and defying his disapproval of Morris is a fearful step.
  
  Lavinia Penniman, Sloper's childless, long-widowed sister, provides comic relief derived from her unrealistic romantic scheming, wild hyperbole, and duplicitousness. She takes a keen vicarious interest in Catherine's courtship, and later becomes infatuated with Morris as a tyrannical son, whose love affairs are of the greatest interest. She manipulates both Catherine and Morris, trying to shape their relationship into a romantic melodrama in which she plays a leading role; almost invariably, however, she makes matters worse.
  
  Morris Townsend, a tall, handsome man of about thirty, has squandered a small inheritance travelling the world and now lives with his sister. He is a typical fortune-hunter, and Dr. Sloper immediately suspects his artificial nature. James also gives Townsend some intelligence and grace, however; as a result, Catherine is unable to resist his attentions. James describes Townsend as a "statue," an "apparition," and "a knight in a poem."
  
  Mrs. Almond, Sloper's other sister, is sensible and clever, and has a large, blooming family. Sloper frequently confides in her about Catherine's entanglement with Morris, and his sarcastic view of the situation contrasts with hers, which is more sympathetic.
  
  Marian Almond Mrs Almond's daughter, is an important contrast to Catherine. Marian is the conventional, flirtatious and confident young woman that Catherine isn't, who also marries "punctually".
  
  Mrs. Montgomery is a widow living in genteel poverty with her five children. Dr. Sloper pays a call on her so they can discuss her brother, Morris. With some persuasion, he induces Mrs. Montgomery to admit that Morris takes money from her, returns very little, and makes her suffer.
  Structure
  
  The novel is told from a third-person omniscient point of view, although we don't know anything about the narrator. The narrator often offers his comments directly to the reader.
  
  The novella begins at a distance from the characters, describing the background of the Sloper family. It then recounts in detail the story of Catherine's romance with Morris Townsend. When Morris jilts her, the focus shifts back to a long view. As James puts it: "Our story has hitherto moved with very short steps, but as it approaches its termination it must take a long stride." The final few chapters are taken once more in short steps, ending with the striking vignette of Catherine's refusal of Morris.
  Major themes
  
  The bitterest irony in the story is that Dr. Sloper, a brilliant and successful physician, is exactly right about Morris Townsend, and yet he shows cruelty to his defenseless and loving daughter. If the doctor had been incorrect in his appraisal of the worthless Townsend, he would only be a stock villain. As it is, the doctor's head works perfectly but his heart has grown cold after the death of his beautiful and gifted wife.
  
  Catherine gradually grows throughout the story into right judgment of her situation. As James puts it simply but memorably: "From her point of view the great facts of her career were that Morris Townsend had trifled with her affection, and that her father had broken its spring. Nothing could ever alter these facts; they were always there, like her name, her age, her plain face. Nothing could ever undo the wrong or cure the pain that Morris had inflicted on her, and nothing could ever make her feel towards her father as she felt in her younger years." Catherine will never be brilliant, but she learns to be clear-sighted.
  Literary significance & criticism
  
  "Everybody likes Washington Square, even the denigrators of Henry James," wrote critic Donald Hall, and most other commentators have echoed the sentiment. Although James himself regarded the novel with near contempt, readers have enjoyed its linear narrative technique, its straightforward prose (far removed from the convoluted language of James's later career), and the sharply etched portraits of the four main characters. Even the rusty plot revolving around "the will" has charmed many critics with its old-fashioned simplicity.
  
  Catherine's slow but unmistakable development into independence and wisdom is a notable success for James and has been much appreciated by critics and readers in general.
  Film, TV or theatrical adaptations
  
  Ruth and Augustus Goetz adapted the novel for a very successful play, The Heiress, originally performed on Broadway in 1947 with Wendy Hiller as Catherine and Basil Rathbone as Dr. Sloper, and revived a number of times since.
  
  The play was adapted for film in 1949, and starred Olivia de Havilland as Catherine, Ralph Richardson as Dr. Sloper, and Montgomery Clift as Morris. William Wyler directed. Both play and movie hewed closely to the novel and cribbed many of the best lines directly from James' dialogue. However, the Goetz version does make a few changes to the story and to the character of Catherine, making her angry enough to refuse to see her father on his deathbed, and clever enough to devise a ruse to avenge herself on Morris.
  
  Polish director Agnieszka Holland made another major movie version in 1997, starring Jennifer Jason Leigh, Albert Finney, and Ben Chaplin, with Maggie Smith as Mrs. Penniman. While this film also takes some liberties with the original text, it is in the main a more faithful adaptation.
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   yǎn shǎn xiàn chū fèn de shén qíng nǎo huǒ shǒu
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   bǎn féng zhōng shuāi dǎo liǎo tǎng zài 'érzhàn lái de jiǎo huái niǔ shāng liǎo
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   dǎo liǎo
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   kàn dào de liǎndàn zhī dào shì jiào táng de xiǎo huǒ kàn dào liú làng hàn tuī kāirán hòu yào
   zǒuliú làng hàn huí tóu kàn liǎo kànyáo yáo huàng huàng zǒu kāi liǎo
   qiàn xiǎo jiě gǎn dào rén de liǎn de liǎn hěn jìnjiē zhe zhǐ yòu de shǒu tuō zhù de bèi lái
   tīng dǒng xiǎo huǒ shuō de huàdàn de diào hěn wēn chōng mǎn guān xīn
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   qiàn xiǎo jiě de jiǎo huái hěn tòng ruì 'ōu zhí sòng dào jiǔ diànzài sòng huí fáng jiān de qíng xíng zài wéi
   āi lún zhī jiān yǐn liǎo zhèn huāng luànkàn dào ruì 'ōu réng rán guān qiē zhàn zài bàngāi lún de dàiwèn:“
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   。”
   ruì 'ōu tīng dǒng liǎo de huà shuō liǎo dàn qiàn xiǎo jiě què zěn me néng tīng dǒngzuì hòu ruì 'ōu
   dài lán bǎo shí jiè zhǐ de shǒuwěn liǎo wěn gōngrán hòu kāi liǎo fáng jiān
   jiù shì ruì 'ōu zǒu liǎo zhè sān wèi shì de shēng huóér qiě xiǎn rán bìng xiǎng hěn kuài kāi men 'èr tiān
   zǎo shàng lái dào jiǔ diànzhǎo dào liǎo qiàn xiǎo jiě
   zhè qiàn xiǎo jiě zhèng miàn kàn dào de liǎn bìng shì hěn yīng jùn de jié máo hěn chángdàn yǎn jīng kào tài
   jìn liǎohòu hòu de zuǐ chún shàng cháng zhe dàn shū hǎo kànzhǐ shì de shǒu zhǐ yòu 'ér xiū chángzǒng de
   lái shuōzhè xiǎo huǒ gěi rén mǒu zhǒng qíng xìn de gǎn jué
   jiě shì shì xué shēngxiǎng zài jiàqī zhèng diǎn qiánsuǒ wàng néng zuò shì men de dǎo yóuyóu qiàn xiǎo jiě
   de jiǎo niǔ shāng liǎo jiàn men liàng chē yóu jiān rènér suǒ yào de bào chóu què lìng rén chī jīng de shǎoér
   qiě jiān chí yào gèng duō
   'èr tiān dào liàng chēpiányí de jīn shǐ shǐ jīng suàn de 'āi lún xiǎo jiě shí fēn mǎn shì ruì 'ōu
   kāi shǐ qíng 'ér rèn zhēn dài zhe men zài jǐng diǎn zhī jiān yóu wán
   zhe zhěng jié de ruì 'ōu de péi bàn lìng qiàn shì hěn gāo xīng shí sān wèi shì dōuhěn gāo xīng wéi men dìng liǎo
   shǎo yóu lǎn jìhuà tiān dài men pān dēng bèi shānhǎo xiǎo shí zhī zhōng men zài shì jiè shàng zuì měi zuì shén
   de shān fēng qián dòng yòu shí dāng ruì 'ōu qiú xiǎo jiě dān zài de shí hòu ruì 'ōu zǒng shì qiàn xiǎo
   jiě de shǒu zài zhǎng zhōngqīng qīng
   shì ruì 'ōu yòng de fāng shìrào guò yán de zhàng 'ài gào fēi cháng gāo xīng néng fēn xiǎng zhè měi miào
   de zhī bèi yòu de shǒu zhù qiàn xiǎo jiě shǒu zhǐ shàng de jiè zhǐ yòu shōu jǐn liǎodàn bìng méi yòu gǎn dào tòng
   suǒ gǎn shòu dào de shì lìng zhǒng téng tòng wán quán tóng de gǎn jué
   zài bèi shān zhī xíng hòu qiàn xiǎo jiě jué dìng yīnggāi kāi chéng chéng liǎo
   ràng 'āi lún gào ruì 'ōu de shǐ mìng jié shù liǎohái ràng 'āi lún dài liǎo 'é wài de bǎi suǒ de chóu láoāi lún
   zhuǎn gào liǎo ruì 'ōudàn ruì 'ōu méi yòu jiē shòu qiánér shì zhǎo dào liǎo qiàn xiǎo jiě gào chéng yòu
   shǎo rén bìng yǒu hǎo shēn chū qiáng zhuàng de gēbo shuō xiǎng zhào menér qiě wéi men jiè shào chéng de
   fēng guāng qiáng zhuàng de gēbo huī dòng zhe zài yōng bào zhe tiān kōngtài yáng hái yòu de qún shān hēi de yǎn jīng
   cháng cháng de jié máoquè yōng bào zhe qiàn xiǎo jiě
   qiàn xiǎo jiě gǎn dào yòu zhǒng běn néng zài shǐ zhe tóng liǎo ruì 'ōu de yào qiú ruì 'ōu men lái dào
   liǎo chéngdào chéng 'èr xīng men jué dìng yóu lǎn jīn
   xiàng wǎng cháng yàng qiàn xiǎo jiě ruì 'ōu zuò zài qián pái shì chū de qiàn xiǎo jiě huān kàn quán shén
   guàn zhù kāi chē shí de yǐng huān tīng shí nán nán dàn huān yòng guāng zhù shì de liǎnrán hòu xiàng
   xià huá dào de xiōng qián
   de níng zhù ràng yòu xiē zài yòng yīng duì shuō:“ ruì 'ōu shì měi guó shuō de zhònghuā huā gōng
   kěn dìng rèn shí hěn duō hái。”
   kāi shǐ méi tīng dǒngchén piàn shuō:“ háihuā huā gōng shì shuō 。” shǒu
   shēn jìn dài chū zhāng zhào piàn,“ shìzhè jiù shì de hái……” qiàn xiǎo jiě guò zhào piàn xiàn shì
   hái lǎo de rén tóu huā báiyǎn jīng 'ér yōu shāngsuì yuè bìng zài de liǎn shàng liú xià tiáo tiáo wén。“ shì
   !” qiàn xiǎo jiě shuō:“ gěi jiǎng jiǎng de shìhǎo ?”
   ruì 'ōu jìn liàng yòng néng tīng dǒng de huì gào de shì fēi cháng qióng bèi zhù zài jiào
   luó de xiǎo cūn jiān nán yǎng zhe qún méi yòu qīn de hái tóng rén jiān de shèng qiàn xiǎo jiě cóng
   de huà tīng chū duì qīn jīhū shì zhǒng chóng bài de 'ài
   tīng dào ruì 'ōu de huà qiàn xiǎo jiě jué dìng zài de xíng jié shù qián yào xiàng ruì 'ōu wèn dào qīn de zhǐ
   rán hòu qián gěi ràng néng bāng zhù ruì 'ōu shàng wán xué de 'ér huì yīn wéi guòfèn de zūn 'ér nán shuō
   dàn zuò wéi qīn huì jiē shòu de
  “ shì jīn ?” āi lún de shēng yīn duàn liǎo qiàn xiǎo jiě de suǒ。“ ǹg men shàng 'āi de jīn
   。” āi lún shuō
   dàn qiàn xiǎo jiě bèi liǎng zuò tài yáng jīn yuè liàng jīn dòng liǎo níng shì zhe yōu 'àn lǎo de jīn
   xīn zhōng gǎn dào zhǒng de xīng fèn gǎn juézhè zhǒng gǎn jué zài chéng de jiào táng tóng yàng pèng dào guò。“ zhè xiē shí jiē
   shì shàng liǎo,“ āi lún xiè shuō:“ tài lǎo liǎotiān tài 。”
   wéi jìn guǎn méi jué dàn lǎo liǎo zhàn zài jīn zài jiān shàngshǒu zhe cóng shǒu
   de xiāng yānshuō:“ qiàn hái nián qīngér qiě hàodòng。”
   shì qiàn ruì 'ōu kāi shǐ xiàng shàng
   zài ruì 'ōu de bāng zhù xià dào liǎo tài yáng jīn de dǐng shàngsuī rán dǒu qiào de shí jiē lìng lěi chuǎn guò
   láidàn dēng shàng dǐng de gǎn jué zhēn shì hǎo liǎo
   dǐng zhǐ yòu men liǎng rén men zuò zài shì fèi chéng lái de yòu de xiǎo jiě shì piān xiǎo cūn
   zǒu chū de xiǎo huǒ jǐn 'āi zhe zuò zài men kàn zhe de píng yuán lǎo de cūn luò men de miào sǎnluò
   jiānxiàng xià wàng kàn dào cóng miào tōng xiàng yuè liàng jīn de bèi chēng wéi wáng zhī de ruì 'ōu kāi shǐ gěi jiǎng
   shì de shìzài guò zhè zhǒng shì měi nián dōuyòu
   qiàn xiǎo jiě bàn zhe yǎn jīng biān tīng zhe de huà biān xiǎng xiàng zhe dāng shí de qíng xíngrén qún yǒng xiàng men jiǎo xià de píng
   yuán shī zhàn zài zhǐ dìng de mǒu shí jiē shàng dǐng shì wèi chén rǎn de qīng nián dāng rán jiù shì ruì 'ōu
   ruì 'ōu shì cūn mín men fèng xiàn de pǐn jiāng bèi fèng xiàn gěi shén líng gǎn dào duì de lián mǐn shēn chū liǎo de shǒu
   héng héng zhī dài zhe zhāi xià de jiè zhǐ de zuǒ shǒu de shǒu zhǎo dào liǎo debèi wēn nuǎn yòu de shǒu zhǐ qīng qīng
   zhuàn qiàn xiǎo jiě jīhū zhī dào ruì 'ōu shí me shí hòu bào zhù liǎo de tóu chuí dào de xiōng qiánzhí dào wén dào
   de tián xiāng wèi tóu jiān xiāng de wèi cái měng rán qīng xǐng guò lái měng tiào lái cóng shì de shí
   guāng zhōng huí dào yǎn qiánxiǎng hái yòu liǎng bàn zài xià děng zhexiǎng hái yòu duō de shí jiē yào xià
   zài fǎn huí chéng de shàng qiàn xiǎo jiě jué dìng wéi zuò zài hòu miàn de zuò wèi shàng 'āi lún huàn dào qián miàn
   ruì 'ōu zuò zài
   huí dào jiǔ diàn shí qiàn xiǎo jiě shuō:“ míng tiān shì xīng tiān ruì 'ōu zuì hǎo xiū xià yòng lái péi men
   liǎo。”
   kāi shǐ fǎn duì zhè jiàn dāng qiàn chóngfù dào:“ míng tiān xíng ruì 'ōu。“ liǎn shàng de biǎo qíng jiù xiàng
   shī wàng de hái dàn hěn kuài de biǎo qíng biàn liǎo de yǎn jīng tiǎo zhàn bān zhí shì de shuāng yǎn
   huí dào fáng jiān qiàn xiǎo jiě gǎn dào xīn měng liè tiào tíng yǎn shén suǒ dài biǎo de dōng shì wǎng cóng gǎn wàng xiǎng
   de dōng míng bái shì zhǒng wàng de yǎn shén
   yóu mǒu zhǒng yuán yīn néng jiěér de xīn zhōng cóng wèi mèng xiǎng guò ruì 'ōu zài zhuī qiú
   zài liè zhuī qiú wǎn shàng zài shàng chuáng zhī qián qiàn xiǎo jiě zuò liǎo jiàn qián cóng wèi zuò guò de shì
   chuānzhuó shuì cháng shí jiān zhàn zài shì de cháng jìng qiánzhēn qiē gǎn dào shì rén
   méi yòu kàn dào yòu shénme xīn de jīng rén de dōng dàn zhè zhǐ shì de wài biǎo méi yòu jiāng nèi xīn jiāng yào shēng de
   jīng shēng de jīng rén de biàn huà biǎo xiàn chū lái 'ér
   bìng měi shǐ nián qīng de shí hòu céng měi guòér xiàn zài rén dào zhōng nián liǎo de tóu kuài bái liǎo
   sōng sàn de zài 'é qián de yǎn jīng réng rán qīng chèér qiě zhèng chōng mǎn liǎo huān dàn zài men zhōu wéi què shì suì yuè liú gěi de
   yīn yǐng zhòu wén
   zài shuì xià miàn de xiōng rán tǐng shídàn shēn cái què jīng xíng liǎoshì shí shàng lùn de miàn kǒng hái shì shēn
   cáidōuméi yòu shénme fāng néng gòu yǐn rén liǎoér què bèi rén zhuī qiú zhī dào de yīng jùn nián qīng rén gǎn
   dào liǎo shēn shàng mǒu zhǒng yǐn rén de dōng
   qiàn xiǎo jiě duì hěn duō shì bìng fēi suǒ zhī zhī dào shàonián qīng rén zhuī qiú nián lǎo de rén 'ér shì shí shàng wàng zuì hòu
   chéng men de cái chǎndàn ruì 'ōu chú liǎo jué rèn 'é wài de bào chóu wàishèn zhì zhī dào qiàn xiǎo jiě shì men sān rén
   zhōng zuì yòu de zhǐ yòu fèi chéng de shī jiā de xiē rén zhī dào zhēn zhèng yōng yòu duō shǎo cái chǎn
   guǒ ruì 'ōu shì wéi liǎo qián jiù gāi yǎn guāng fàng dào 'āi lún shēn shàngāi lún zhǎng zhe men de qián dàiér qiě zài rèn shí hòu
   dōubù ràng rèn rén zhī dào shǒu de qián shí shàng shǔ qiàn
   miàn mào tōng zhe dān diào de qiàn xiǎo jiě shēn shàng méi yòu rèn fāng xiǎn shì chū yòu qīn de dìng hūn jiè zhǐ shàng yòu
   zhí qián de zuàn shídàn zhǐ yòu zhuān de zhū bǎo shāng rén cái néng kàn chū láiér lán bǎo shí jiè zhǐ zhí rèn rén
   wéi huā fèi jīng shí jiān guǒ néng cóng shǒu zhǐ shàng nòng xià láizuò wéi gǎn xiè huì hěn gāo xīng zhè jiè zhǐ sòng gěi
  
   chéng yòu shàng qiān de rén xiǎn gèng yòuhái yòu gèng duō de rén nián qīng měi zhí ruì 'ōu
   wéi zhī qīng dǎohái yòu…… měng rán jiān qiàn xiǎo jiě wéi zhè shì de luó ji gǎn dào kǒng
   shì wèi hūn xìng de běn néng chù dòng liǎo de shén jīngshǐ jǐng dào zhǒng míng de wēi xiǎn
   qiàn xiǎo jiě jué xīn liǎo jié zhè jiàn shì jìng jìng tǎng zài chuáng shàngzuò chū liǎo qiàn xiǎo jiě wéi zài cháng chē
   zhàn děng hòu mendōu jǐn jǐn yōng zhe de wài hěn lěngwéi què shí yòu diǎn zháoliáng zǒng shì ér jīn
   tiān suī rán yòu chūn de yáng guāng zài zhào yào qiàn xiǎo jiě què gǎn jué dào liǎo zhèn zhèn de lěng de shuāng yǎnhái yòu dōushì
   hóng hóng de
   men děng de shì 'āi lún luò zài hòu miàn shì wéi liǎo chóu láo gěi ruì 'ōuér kǎo luó de chē 20 fēn zhōng
   hòu chéngāi lún lái liǎo de shì hóng hóng de
  “ néng yàng gān qiàn,” bào yuàn shuō,“ yàng tài hěn xīn liǎo。” liǎng zhāng bǎi suǒ de chāo piào jiāo
   dào qiàn shǒu 。“ jué zhè gěi shí jiù xiàng yào rén jiě shì shuō,“ ér qiě dào de xìn shí jiù xiàng
   hái yàng lái。”
   qiàn xiǎo jiě tīng liǎo zuò shēngzài kǎo luó de zhěng shàng jīhū yán
   níng jìng de kǎo luó bàng de jiā diàn de zǒu láng shàngsān wèi shì wéi zuò zhuō bàng kāi shǐ chī wǎn fàncóng yuàn 'ān jìng
   de 'āi lún zài tǎo lùn zhe 'èr tiān de jìhuà qiàn xiǎo jiě què xiǎn rán xīn zài yān de guāng zhuànxiàng de miànyán
   jiū zhe shàng chuàn chuàn de xiǎo dǎo hái yòu zài miàn lüè guò de yīng men chū cāo de jiào shēngtān lán de xún zhǎo zhe dòng de
   shī guò liǎo huì zhàn lái shuō:“ yòu diǎn lěng liǎo yào huí fáng jiān liǎowǎn 'ān。” qiàn xiǎo jiě de fáng jiān
   yòu xiǎo yáng tái cóng lìng jiǎo kàn dào miàn
   yáng tái xià miàn jiù shì chén rén hēi 'àn de miànwǎn guī de men yòng de shēng yīn jiāo liú zhe tiān de shōu huòǒu 'ěr jiù
   chàng shàng duàn dāng de mín
   qiàn xiǎo jiě jìng jìng zuò zhekàn zhe menxīn zhōng xiǎng zhe ruì 'ōu kāi chéng jiù zài xiǎng niàn
   ruì 'ōuxiàn zài wéi mǎng de gǎn zǒu ruì 'ōu 'ér hòu huǐ yīnggāi shuō nán guò cāi huì
   zěn yàng cāi …… zhè xiē xiǎng shēn shēn tòng zhe shāng hài liǎo …… de luàn xiǎng bèi duàn liǎoyīn wéi zài
   xià miàn de zhōng kàn dào liǎo xuě bái xiū cháng de shēn yǐng qiàn zhuǎn jīng dīng zhe xīn kāi shǐ kuáng tiào lái
   zhe lán gān xiàng qián tànxiàng hēi 'àn zhōng wàng díquè qiàn kàn dào shú de yǐng zài mǐn jiéyōu
   shǎn dòng zhe
   dàn huì shì ruì 'ōu bèi liú zài shù bǎi yīng wài de chéng liǎoér qiě qiú hái fēn 'āi lún yào
   gào men de xiàng
   chuān bái de rén yǐng cóng yuǎn chù xiàng chuāng suǒ zài de 'àn piāo láicóng 'àn shàng shè chū de piàn dēng guāng zhào zài de shēn
   shàngshǐ rén néng gòu kàn qīng chǔ shì ruì 'ōu
   tàn xià shēn xīn jiù xiàng zhǐ zhī suǒ cuò de niǎo 'ér tiào tíng jiù zài xià miàn men zhī jiān zhǐ yòu shí
   yīng chǐ
  “ qiàn xiǎo jiě zhōng zhǎo dào liǎo,” yòng bān shuō:“ zhī dào huì zhǎo dào de。”
  “ dàn ruì 'ōu shì zěn me……?”“ cháng chē gōng gào men dào zhè lái liǎo mǎi liǎo
   zhāng piàojiù lái liǎo。”
   kàn jiàn gāo xīng xiào zhexuě bái de yǐn xiàn。“ qiàn xiǎo jiěwèishénme shēng xiǎng jiù kāi liǎo
   shèn zhì méi yòu shuō shēng zài jiàn。” méi yòu huí
  “ dàn xiàn zài lái liǎo réng rán wéi xiào láomíng tiān dào shàng hǎo zài liǎng shì xǐng lái
   zhī qiánjiù shàng yòu yuè liàng men hái néng kàn jiàn chū。”“ hǎo ……”
  “ míng zǎo diǎn lái jiē huì nòng tiáo chuánniǎo 'ér men hái méi xǐng jiù huì zài zhè děng liǎo。”
  “ hǎo ……”“ wǎn 'ān de xiǎo jiě。”
   qiàn xiǎo jiě huí dào fáng jiāndāng huàn shàng tǎng dào chuáng shàng gǎn dào de shǒu zài chàn dǒu
   zhí dào líng chén hái méi yòu píng jìng xià láizhí dào chuāng xià chuán lái de kǒu shào gào ruì 'ōu jīng dào liǎo
   gǎn dào réng zài chàn dǒu
   fēi kuài chuān shàng tóu shàng jiàn páo xià lóu diàn hěn 'ān jìngméi rén kàn jiàn chuān
   guò zǒu láng méi rén kàn jiàn shùn zhe xié lái zhì ruì 'ōu de chuán bàng
   tái de shǒu fàng dào chún biānrán hòu qīng qīng shàng chuán
   méi yòu diǎn fǎn duìjiù xiàng shén jiāng yǐn xiàng měi réndōu yào jīng de shén shèng zhī
   ruì 'ōu shuō duìtiān shàng guà zhe yuè liàngshì níng méng de mǎn yuè tòu guāng de miàn shàng fǎn shè chū de yuè guāng
   qiú xiǎo jiě zuò zài chuán suī rán hěn liángquè wán quán méi yòu zhù dào zhù shì zhe ruì 'ōu zhàn zài chuán
   wěihuá zhe chuán xiàng shēn chù huá wǎn lái zhí zhì gài shàngyuè guāng xià de tuǐ qiáng zhuàng
   hái chàng zhe
   qiàn xiǎo jiě qián wèi céng xiǎng dào de sǎng yīn yōu měi shēng tīng shàng hěn tiánhái dài zhe zhǒng shuō chū de yōu
   shāng ruì 'ōu zhù shì zhe guāng cóng de liǎn xiàng xià dòng zhí dào fàng zài shàng de shuāng shǒushǒu zhǐ shàng méi piányí
   de lán bǎo shí jiè zhǐ zài zhōng yōu yōu fǎn shè zhe yuè guāng
   xiǎo chuán xiàng duō dǎo de xīn shēn chù huá qiàn xiǎo jiě jīng wàng liǎo de qiēbāo kuò shēn chù shí
   shǎn shuò de xīng chén yuán rùn de yuè liàng dōuyǐ shì 'ér jiàn suǒ gǎn shòu dào de zhǐ yòu zhǒng shēn chén de níng jìng zhè
   zhǒng jīhū nán jué chá de gǎn jué yào chí dào shí jiān de jìn tóu
   tīng dào liǎo ruì 'ōu de shēng yīn:“ tīngshì niǎo 'ér men zài jiào。”
   tīng dào liǎo zhè qún qún dǎo zhōng de míngdàn guāng suǒ de fāng què zhǐ néng kàn dào zài tiān kōng zhōng shēng pán xuán de
   yīng
   ruì 'ōu tíng xià lái chū men de zǎo fànyòu niú ròumiàn bāohuáng yóuhái yòu nǎi lào hái dài liǎo píng hóng jiǔ
   yòng zhé dié dāobà huáng yóu zài miàn bāo shàng gěi qiàn xiǎo jiě zhè shí cái gǎn dào zhēn de shì hěn 'è chī
   miàn bāo zhe hóng jiǔjiǔ jīng jìn dào de xuè zhōnglìng gǎn dào zhèn zhèn shàonǚ bān de kuài lùn ruì 'ōu shuō shí
   me huì xiào ruì 'ōu zài xiào de guāng tíng liú zài de shēn shàng
   men chī zhe zǎo fànjiù xiàng yuè zhōng de tài yáng jiàn jiàn dài liǎo yuè liàng de wèi zhì jīn hóng de guāng máng xiàng
   miànzài yīng zhī nèi suǒ néng kàn dào de zhǐ yòu yīnghái yòu jiù shì yuǎn chù piāo lái de zhèn zhèn shēng
   zuì hòu piàn miàn bāo chī wán liǎojiǔ wán liǎo ruì 'ōu yòu jiǎngxiàng xīn gēngshēn chù huá tíng
   huázài shuō huà
   dāng kàn dào dǎo qiàn xiǎo jiě jiù zhī dào shì ruì 'ōu suǒ xuǎn de kàn shàng rén hǎn zhì
   yuǎn dǎo àn biān cǎozhǎng hěn gāohěn jiù xiàng dǎo de liú
   chuán kào shàng cǎo jiāng men bāo wéi láijiù xiàng jìn liǎo lìng xiǎo duō de shì jiè men de
   shì jiè zhù de shǒuqīng qīng shuō liǎo liǎng :“ lái 。”
   gēn zhe tóng tīng huà de hái zhǎo dào kuài gān de fāng wéi shàng jiàn ràng zuò
   xiàrán hòu jǐn 'āi zhe zuò xià láijiāng lǒu zài huái zhōng néng kàn dào de liǎn hěn jìnhái kàn jiàn hēi
   de yǎn jīng gèng jìnhái néng gǎn dào wēn nuǎn dedài zhe jiǔ wèi de
   shàng yǎnzhī dào cóng dào ruì 'ōu tiān jiù zhù dìng huì yòu de jiù yào dào láicóng jiào táng xiāng de
   tiān jīhū měi jiàn shìdōu zài 'àn shì zhe zhè zhōng huì dào lái néng gǎn dào de shǒu qīng qīng zhe de tóu
   de liǎnhái gǎn dào de shǒu zhe de shǒu dào liǎo méi lán bǎo shí jiè zhǐ
   gǎn dào nòng zhe méi jiè zhǐ de shǒu zhǐ liú chū zhǒng qīng zhěng guò chéng kàn shàng hěn què
   bìng duō me
   de shǒu kāi shǐ xiàng shàng dòng de shǒu zhǐ dào de hóu lóngqīng qīng tíng xià lái méi yòu jiàogèng méi yòu gǎn dào
   kǒng
   de shuāng shǒu kāi shǐ yòng shōu jǐn de zuǐ chún xiàng de zuǐ chún xià men shēn shēn wěn zhe shì
   wéi de wěn zhe
   ruì 'ōu rēng kāi zhān xuè de zhé dāo tǎo yàn kàn dào xuèwèile dào jiè zhǐ yào kǎn xià gēn shǒu zhǐ gèng ràng jué
   'ěxīn
   zhì shǒu shàng méi qīn de dìng hūn jiè zhǐ kàn méi kàn méi tōngpiányí de lán bǎo shí jiè zhǐ xīng
   lái shǐ duì rèn shì shú shì liǎo
   gài zài qiàn xiǎo jiě de shī shàngběn lái xiǎng fàng dào yòu cǎo de shuǐ miàn xiàdàn yòu jué huì piāo chū
   ràng xiàn
   zhè dǎo nián huì yòu rén láiér zhēn de yòu rén lái de shí hòu héng héng tái tóu kàn liǎo kàn yǒng yuǎn dōuzài pán xuán de
   yīng
   zài méi yòu huí tóu kàn yǎn ruì 'ōu xiàng xiǎo chuán zǒu huá xiàng dào 'àn biān zhī hòu xiǎo chuán fān guò láiràng
   shùn shuǐ piāo zǒuzhè yàng jiù huì zhí piāo dào de zhōng xīn dài
   měi guó jīng yàn de chuán jià chuán jìn zhōng men zhōng luò shuǐdōubèi yān liǎojǐng chá
   men huì zài zhè de zhōng sōu xún men de shī de
   ruì 'ōu shàng liàng fǎn huí fāng xiàng de yùn huò chēmíng tiān guǒ néng shàng lìng liàng chē jiù huì zài luó
   cūn liǎo xiǎng de qīn kěn dìng huì huān jiè zhǐ de
  “ ān shénme fēng chuī lái de?” jìn tuō liǎo fàng dào zhuō biān。“ míng wǎn dìng
   yào lái yàn zuó tiān diàn huà gěi shí shēng yīn hǎo guài。”
  “ chú fēi dài fǒu dìng dào。” shuō,“ 'ēn zhè lái shì shè jiāo xìng de bài fǎng。”
   róu ruǎn 'ér shū shìdàn qīng sōng dào sān shí suìshuāng tuǐ xiū cháng bái hēi chèn tuō chū měi
   de tóu jīn huáng de yáng wài rán 'ér nán rén zài hěn shǎo jué ránshèn zhì 'ēn de lǎo péng
   yǒuzài réng gǎn dào zhōu shēn yìng
   'ēn zài zhuō hòu miàn zuò xià láiwēi xiào shuō,“ bié gào chuǎng liǎo hóng dēng zài měi jǐng yuán xùn liàn bān shàng
   shíbiāo zhǔn de xùn yòu duàn jiù shì:“ lùn jiē bǐng gōng chǔlǐméi yòu quándàn 'ān · kǎi 'ēn chú wài。”
  “ shì jiāng lái de shì,” wēi xiào shuō,“ guǒ cuò shǐ shàng wéi lán zhù xiān de chēhái kuǎn
   de jǐng yuán jiù shì 。”
   xiào,“ dāng shí guān zǒng shuō yàng zuò shì wéi liǎo chū míng。”
  “ nán dào shì ?” xiào yīn wéi chāqǔ shǐ 'ēn huò liǎo chéng shí jìn de zhí zhě de měi míng
   qīn shēng cóng wèi yòng de wèi wēi wàng wéi gǎo quánzhí dào wǎn nián duì xiē jìn zhǐ tíng chē biàn yòu diǎn 'ào
   mànér chū chū máo de 'ēn gěi kāi chū liǎo dānzhè qiēdōu suí shí guāng yuǎn xiàn zài de 'ēn shì běn chéng de fāng jiǎn
   chá guānzhèng zài bàn 'ào dīng de mìng 'àn
   ào dīng shì wéi zài jiā xiāng bái shǒu jiā de bǎi wàn wēngshì zhēn zhèng cóng qióng 'èr bái 'ér chéng wēng dexiàn zài liǎo
   shì bèi jiā de tóng huǒ gùn de
   xīng sān wǎn shàng shì běn chéng chuán tǒng de chú xiūjià ào dīng tài tài qiē lán fàng liǎo jiǎyīn wéi qīn zhǔn bèi wéi 'ér
   kāi wǎn huì qìng men de jié hūn shí zhōu niánqiē lán diǎn jiù bèi jiē dào qīn 'ér kàn kàn hái yòu shénme yào zhǔn
   bèi deyīn wéi qīn bàn shēn bùsuíào dīng rén zài jiā chuān bàntóng shí chǔlǐ xiē wén jiàn
   wǎn huì 'ān pái zài jiǔ diǎn kāi shǐ diǎn bàn shí 'ào dīng jiā méi rén jiē diàn huà tài tài jiàn 'ào dīng dào chǎngjiù pài huí
   kàn kàn xiàn mén kāi zheào dīng zài zhuō shàngtóu shāng hěn zhòng
   'èr tiān míng fàn bèi dàn hái shì huā liǎo liǎng tiān shí jiān cái yǒng lái miàn duì 'ēngāng jìn bàn gōng shì shí
   jiù xiǎng zhuǎn shēn kāidàn tiān xìng zhōng de zhèng zhí shǐ zhe shǐ wèn :“ 'ēn néng kěn dìng men zhuā dào de
   rén jiù shì shā 'ào dīng de xiōng shǒu?”
   yǒu huòhái yòu guān yuán de jǐn shèn kāi shǐ zài liǎn shàng jiāo chū xiàn
  “ 'ēnqǐng huí jǐn jǐn shì hàoqí wèn wènhuò zhě 'ào dīng shì men de péng yǒu shǐ jié jīng
   bèi shěndàn cóng bào shàng tīng bié rén shuōméi yòu zhēn zhèng de zhèng zhèng míng shì gān de。”
   'ēn chū kǒu guān yuán yòu de jǐn shèn kāi shǐ xiāo shī。“ hǎo deān zài bào shàng jīng kàn dào gòu duō
   liǎo guò duì shǐ jié de chǔjìng bìng guān shì wéi yòu dòng de rén hèn 'ào dīngyòu méi yòu zài chǎng
   de zhèng hái yòu tiān xià hái kǒnghè 'ào dīngshuō yào shā 'ào dīng”“ shì qíng bìng shì jiǎn jiǎn dān dān de jiě ,”
   'ēn jiě shì shuō,“ shǐ jié shuō 'ào dīng huǐ yuē néng yòu de dào mendōu zhī dào 'ào dīng chéng gōng yòng
   nóng chǎng cái chéng běn zhōu diàn gōng zhōng hái zuò liǎo xiē wéi bèi dào de shì yuè qián zài shāng
   huì shàng rèn shí liǎo shǐ jié rèn shí dào shǐ jié de qián jiù yòng gěi fèn yòu lái liǎo xìng de shì 'ào dīng de yǔn
   nuò dōuméi yòu xiě zài yuē shàngkōng kǒu píng。”
  “ néng xiǎng bào shōu wěidàn chéng rèn dāng wǎn jiǔ duō liǎohuò zhǐ xiǎng shuō 'ào ràng duì xiàn nuò yán
   huò tīng dào wǎn huì de shìxiǎng chèn 'ào dīng qiē lán zài jié fān。”
  “ yòu méi yòu kǎo guòxiōng shǒu néng shì zhēn zhèng de qiè zéi zài bào shàng de shè jiāo lán kàn dào xīn wén wéi 'ào dīng
   jiā kōng rénér 'ào dīng de chū xiàn shǐ gǎn dào wàizài jīng huāng zhōng xià liǎo shǒu。”
  “ néngmén shàng méi yòu qiáng xíng jìn de hén bǎo xiǎn xiāng hái yòu bǎi duō yuán xiàn jīn wài men xiàn bēi
   liǎo bàn de yǐn liàohái yòu bēi xīn dǎo deméi yòu pèng guò jiàn shì dǎo gěi fǎng de dìng shì rèn shí de rén
   ér qiě rén。”
   'ēn rán xiǎng céng 'ào dīng dìng guò hūnyīn yòu shuō:“ duì ān shuō zhě
   de huài huà jìng shí jiě chú hūn yuē de shì dìng shì kàn qīng liǎo de lìng miàn。”
  “ xiàng gāo zhǐ kǎo bié rén rèn wéi men dāng miàn zhào zài bèi hòu cháo xiào
   zhōng xué jiù xiǎng zài men miàn qián xiǎn xiǎn。”
  “ bàn dào liǎo shì ?” 'ēn shuō
  “ nán dào rèn wéi 'ào dīng shì shì xiǎo rén?” lěng lěng shuō,“ guò jīn tiān lái shì lái huī jìn de
   guān xīn de shì zhè wèi jiào shǐ jié de rén。”
   duì zhè huà 'ēn zhòu liǎo zhòu méi tóudàn jiē zhe shuō:“ méi rén liù diǎn bàn hòu kàn jiàn guò ér 'ào dīng hài de
   shí jiān shì diǎn bàn dào diǎn bànshǐ jié shuō huí jiā shuì jué liǎo yàng méi rén zhèng míng。”
   shēn kǒu 。“ yòu de zài gǎn dào xuè cóng liǎn shàng liú shìyòu huì 'ér
   wéi huì hūn guò 'ēn xìn:“ ?”
   diǎn diǎn tóu,“ xiāng xìn men huì zài jiǔ tiān de chú niàn fàngjià lǎn zuò fànjiù dào wài
   miàn chīcān tīng rén hěn duōdàn zhù dào shǐ jié dāng zài diǎn zuǒ yòu kāi shí gēn zhe chū zài wài miàn
   jiē shàng chē hòu dào zhí zài 。”
   'ēn níng shì zhe xiǎng zhè xiē huà de xíng xiàng lián zài quán chéng de réndōu rèn wéi shì shén shèng zhēn jié
   dechú liǎo 'ào dīng gāo dēng céng men dìng guò hūn wàicóng méi nán rén pèng guò zhī dào 'ēn zhèng zài huí hěn jiǔ qián
   zài xiāng cūn de huì shàng xiǎng zài hòu yuàn wěn 'ér 'āi de 'ěr guāng jīn jìng qīn kǒu shuō céng gān guòzhè
   yàngde shì
  “ qiū tiān zǒng shì hěn liáng,” xiǎo xīn yòng zhe yǎn,“ xià wèi chū qiū guǒ shì gāo dēng yīn chē huò wáng de
   huà jīng jié hūn liǎo zhí xiǎo xīn jǐn shènbié yàng kàn 'ēn shì bīng kuài lùn jiā zěn me
   xiǎng zǒng shì xuè ròu zhī néng gòu liǎo jiě ?”
  “ dāng rán。” 'ān shuōdàn zhī dào bìng méi yòu liǎo jiě
  “ shǐ jié hěn kàocóng dào tīng shuō zhōng tīng dào guān 'ào dīng de zhēng chǎo wéi jīng kāi
   zhè chéng shì liǎoxiàng shuō de kàn lái gāo shàngzhōng chéng。”
  “ rèn wéi de gèng hǎo,” 'ēn tóng de kàn ,“ dāng rán míng bái guǒ fǒu rèn shì shí de
   huàméi rén huì xiāng xìn dàn néng wéi lóng fáng dōng shì hǎo jiè kǒumiǎn héng héng”“ miǎn tuō lěng ruò bīng shuāngjiā
   jiē jìn de kǎi 'ēn xiǎo jiě xià shuǐ nán guò shuō
  “ ān yào ,” 'ēn yán yóu zhōng shuō,“ shǐ jié zài zhè zhǐ zhù yuè huì liǎo jiě
   kǎi 'ēn jiā zài zhè dài biǎo chéng shí gōng zhèng lùn rèn dài jià。” dāng xiǎng dào dài jià shí zhòu méi tóu chū yuè
   de shén chàbù duō kàn jiàn qiē dìng yào bǎo de míng de yàng
  “ dāng rán men yào qiān fèn kǒugòng guò jiǎn dān diǎnzhǐ shuō shǐ jié diǎn kāi cān tīngliǎng rén
   zài zhí dào…… ǹgràng men jiù shuō men cóng diǎn dào diǎn bàn zhí zài duàn shí jiān xiōng shā 'àn zuì
   yòu guān zài tán tánràng zài yán lùn shàng huǎn xiēzhè lái fāng shàng huò huì yòu wēi dàn yòng dān
   xīnān zài kǎi 'ēn chéng shì shòu zūn jìng 'ài dài deyòu guān de rén men huì gāo dēng men huì yuán liàng 。”
   wèi yuán xià de gòngcí qiān liǎo zhī hòu wèn 'ēn fǒu jiàn jiàn shǐ jié tài dàn
   hái shì pài rén dào kānshǒu suǒ rén dài lái liǎo
   shǐ jié xiǎo xīn jìn 'ēn de bàn gōng shì mào jīng réndàn yòu zhāng kāi lǎng chún hòu de liǎn chōng mǎn zhì huì de lán
   yǎn jīng
  “ men shuō jīng yòu wèi zhèng rén chū miàn wèiwǒ zuò zhèng。” shuō wánzhuàntóu kàn dào liǎng yǎn lái shuō:“ kǎi
   ēn xiǎo jiě!”
  “ méi guān ,” xiàng bǎo zhèng,“ jīng gào jiǎn chá guānxīng sān jiē shàng chē men zài de
   shì qīn shuōshì cuò de xiá dòng。”
   shǐ jié kàn hěn jiǔrán hòu zhuǎn shēn xiàng 'ēn,“ shì shì xiāng xìn !”
  “ dàn bái shuō xiāng xìn,” 'ēn shuō,“ dàn zhì shǎo xiàng kǎi 'ēn xiǎo jiě guò xiàng shuō chū shì shíxiàn
   zài yòng zài dāi zài kānshǒu suǒ liǎo。”
   jìn guǎn 'ēn fǎn duì hái shì kāi chē sòng shǐ jié cháng chā duō kuài dào chǎng shí zhōng kāi kǒu shuō
  “ shì liǎo de rénkǎi 'ēn xiǎo jiě rěn zhù zài xiǎngzài měi bīng lěng de biǎo miàn xiàshì shénme yàng de
   huǒ shǐ wàng xīng sān de wǎn shàng zhēn de shì zài ér qiě hěn cōng míngjiǎn chá guān néng bèi zhì de
   tǎn bái xià huài liǎocái dào zhè yàng wéi zhǎo dào liǎo zài chǎng de zhèng wèishénme yào shā 'ào dīng?” zhí shì
   miàn kǒu
  “ dāng ránrèn shí 'ào dīngbìng 'ài shǐ jié chén ,“ chuán wén dìng guò hūndàn shì shí nián qián
   de shìwèishénme xiàn zài cái shā chú fēi héng héng dāng rán men xiàn de shí hòubǎo xiǎn xiāng kāi zhe zǒu liǎo shí
   mekǎi 'ēn xiǎo jiějiù qíng shūhuò zhě qián zūn shǒu jiāo tōng guī qiān de gòngrèn shū。”
  “ zhào piàn。” chē tíng zài chǎng lóu bàng shuō,“ zhāng hěn qīng de zhào piàn nián qián zài men shè
   de fáng pāi de。”
  “ huā liǎo shí nián shí jiān cái xiàn 'ào dīng gěi diǎn rán de huǒ bìng wèi mièzhǐ shì gài zhe huī 'ér nián qián
   men zhōng zài niǔ yuē xiāng men zhī jiān qiē yòu chóngxīn rán men qíng huǒ shǐ bié suǒ qiúzhǐ yào ràng
   'ài xiǎo xīn shǐ men de liàn qíng bǎo ér shì zài wán quán zhī xiū chǐyòu nián
   duō shí jiānzhǐ yào diàn huàgào shí jiān diǎntādōu yuànhǎo xiàng de dào wán quán liǎo
  “ rán 'érjiàn jiàn de kāi shǐ duì qiē lán gǎn dào nèi jiù fēi dào 'ōu zhōushì zhe kòng zhì de gǎn qíngào dīng ràng
   'ān dìng liǎo yuèrán hòu liǎo zhāng zhào piàn dào de guǎn zài zhào piàn bèi hòu xiě dào:‘ hái yòu zhāng lèi de
   zhào piàn zhāng gèng néng biǎo xiàn de rén zhī chù zhù guǒ zhōu zhī nèi huí lái de huà jiù men dēng zài
   bào shàng。’ běn lái néng huì huí lái shōu dào fēng xìn hòu hèn
  “ chàbù duō nián méi yòu wéi huò yóu liǎodàn chǎojiē kāi de jiù chuāng
   zhī dàozài xīn zhōng dài biǎo zhèn shàng de zhōng xīn rén huǒ rén zhī dào de ’, ér qiě yǒng yuǎn huì duì de
   qián dòng xīn huì xiàng chéng wài de xiē rén duì biǎo shì zūn zhòng jiù chóu hèn xiè dào shēn shàngměi dāng yòu rén
   qīn shì jiǎn diǎn de shì qīn shì jiǔ de nóng shí jiù zhé de xíng wéi míng xiǎn chù liǎo hái yòu
   de xiē huà
  “ xīng sān xià diàn huà gěi yào diǎn bàn 'ér dào shí jīng bàn zuì liǎoshuō yào
   qiē lán liǎo yào hūn jié hūnrán hòu jiào tuō guāng dāng kàng shí rán hòu kāi bǎo xiǎn
   xiāngzài miàn qián zhǎn shì xiē zhào piàn xiǎng qiǎng guò lái rēng jìn huǒ dàn yòu hái zhào piàn xiàng shàn yàng tān zài
   zhuō shàngràng rěn rěn rán jiān huǒ gùn jiù zài shǒu zhōng shì shì……” shǐ jié yōng zhù jǐn
   jǐn bào zhùzhí dào de quán shēn chàn dǒu tíng zhǐ shuō:“ dào zhè 'ér de xīng jiù yòu rén zhǐ zhe
   gào zài wèi hūn hòu jiù méi zài kàn nán rén yǎnzhī dào chàbù duō shì chuán rén hòu jīng cháng tīng
   dào kǎi 'ēn jiā de měi dài dài shì gāng zhèng 'ā de shì cháng guānxiàn zài shì wèi měi zhēn jié de chǔnǚ chóng bài
   jiā de róng rán 'ér jīn tiān qiēdōu rēng jìn tán zhōngwéi de shì huāng táng de zhèng gǎn rěn xīn ràng wèi shēng
   rén lái dǐng zuì。”
  “ shì shēng rén,” dòng chē tóng shí chàn dǒu duì wēi xiào,“ 'ào dīng zhēng chǎo hòu jiù shì liǎo
   rén de rénjiù shì de péng yǒu。”
   lie zuǐ xiào xiào kāi chē mén yóu liǎo xiàrán hòu xià shēn wěn miàn jiá:“ xiè xiè péng yǒu。”
rén liè biàn de niàn
shī lài Flora Rheta Schreiberyuèdòu
  zhè shì de xiǎo shuō zhēn rén zhēn shì wéi cáimiáo xiě liǎo xiǎnwéirénzhī de duō zhòng rén jiē shì liǎo shēng dòng huàn de biàn tài xīn běn shū shí nián dài zài měi guó chū bǎn hòu yǐn hōng dòngdāng nián liè wéishí dài zhì chàng xiāo shū zhī shǒu nián nèi chū bǎn liǎo bǎi duō wàn jīn yǐng xiǎng shuāi
   běn shū zhù rén gōng 'ěr cháng shī měi dāng shī zhī shí jiù biàn chéng liǎo huà shēnqián hòu duō shí huà shēnměi huà shēn dōuyòu tóng de xìng míngnián língxìng àihào chǔshì tài mendōu zài dìng de yào zhōng suí shí xiàn shēn 'ěr běn rén gànbù chū lái de shì jiù yóu huà shēn lái gān zhè zhǒng rén fēn liè yuán tóng nián shí dài de jīng shén chuāngshāngyòu xiǎo de 'ěr zāo dào lìng rén fàzhǐ de cán hàizhè lèi xiǎo shuō zài guó chū bǎn jiè hái wéi hǎn jiàn
   zhě de huà
   yuán
   xiàn zhuàng
  1. tíng bǎi de zhōng
  2. nèi xīn shì jiè de zhàn zhēng
  3. shòu xué shé
  4. huà shēn
  5. pèi · · bào wēn
  6. wéi duō · ān tuō wàn nèi · shā
  7. wèishénme
   'èr lái yóu
  8. wēi luò ·
  9. cún zài de zuó tiān
  10. tōu qiè shí jiān de zéi
  11. xún zhǎo zhōng xīn
  12. chén de zhě
  13. kǒng de xiào shēng
  14. hǎi
  15. bèi róu lìn de hái
  16. fēng kuáng zhī jiā
  17. wēi
   sān jiě tuō
  18. shí kàng zhēng
  19. nán hái men
  20. zhèng tǒng de huà
  21. shén qiǎn de jiǔ
  22. tián shí jiān de kòngbái
   chóngjiàn
  23. tuì suō de bái guà
  24. shā
  25. kāi shǐ huī
  26. bēn qián chéng
  27. zhōng de qiú
  28. róng de chéng
  29. men shì
  30. wéi jiān
  31. méng
  32. 'ér wéi
   wěi shēng
  
móu shā de yīn yǐng

Alfred Hitchcock
   zhī dào zěn me bàn zhī dào méi yòu rén wèn men shuōshǎn diàn huì liǎng zài tóng fāng shì zěn me néng me què dìng
   guǎ dài zhe xiǎo niàn xià liǎo yōu tīng dào zhè xiāo fēi cháng gāo xīngzhè xià yòu wán bàn liǎo men jiā quán shì xiē lǎo rénnǎi nǎiā jiā suō hái yòu shū shū nài zhǐ zài zhōu lái zhè lián hěn lǎo liǎo héng héng yuē 30 suì yòu sān jiě jiě shì mendōu hěn liǎo yuàn gēn wán men rèn wéi shì shǎ tóu
   suǒ dài děng nǎi nǎi bài fǎng tài tàizhǐ yòu zài bài fǎng zhī hòu cái néng yāo qǐng xiǎo niàn lái wán wàng zǎo diǎn yòu xiǎo huǒ bàn
   dàn shìzài zhī qián què xiān dào liǎo
   shí shàngnǎi nǎi gēn běn méi yòu bài fǎng yōu ér gēn de huì miàn chún shǔ 'ǒu rán
   tiān xià de nǎi pài fēng xìnzài huí jiā de shàng kàn dào liǎng shēng rén yíng miàn zǒu láizài men zhè xiǎo cūn jiā xiāng rèn shísuǒ kàn dào shēng rén shàng cāi chū men dìng shì tài tài de 'ér
   xiān kàn liǎo yǎn jìn chī jīng 'ǎixiàng qīn yàng yōu men liǎ chuān de fēi cháng piào liàng men zhè cóng lái méi rén chuān guò shì fēi cháng yǐn rén zhù mùdì hái jié bái xuě duì zōng yǎn jīng bié hái yòu nóng de jié máo
   dàn shì yǎn jiù zhī dào jué duì huì shì de wán bànyīn wéisuī rán xiǎo liǎng yuèdàn jīng shì hái liǎo xiàng xiǎo rénshèn zhì de zhǐ xiǎn cóng róng zhī dào jué huì xiàng yàng mǎng bèn zhuōdòng dòng jiǔ dōng guòdāng men zǒu jìn shí hái shì chōng chū wēi xiào xiǎng xiàng biǎo míngnǎi nǎi bài fǎng men shì de cuò
   zhí gòu gòu dīng zhe ràng jué jiù xiàng yōu líng yàngzài 'ān zhōng zhuǎn 'ér kàn tài tài shì yòu chī jīng tīng nài shū shū shuō shì jué dài jiā rén zǒu guò shí jiā fēn fēn chōng dào chuāng biān kàn
   tài tài jiù shì yàng de jué dài jiā rén kàn dào zài zhù shì jiù chōng wēi wēi xiào xià dèng kǒu dāi zhèng zài de xiào róng zhēn shì tài càn làn liǎo
   méi yòu shuō huà zhī dào zhè de shè jiāo guīju men shēn 'ér guò hòu tīng dào shuō:“ méi yào cǎi men rèn shí 。”
   tài tài de shēng yīn xiàng de rén yàng 'ài。“ wàng men rèn shí wèile de yuán wàng men rèn shí。”
  “ jiàn tài tài 'ér liǎo,” huí dào jiā hòugào ,“ wèishénme nǎi nǎi bài fǎng men ?”
  “ bié wèn liǎo!” shuō jué shí zhī dàodàn shìhòu lái tīng dào wèn :“ dǎo xiǎng zhī dào xiān shēng shì shuí?”
   dào lán gān shàng。“ liǎo,” hǎn dào cāi xiǎng dìng shì fēi cháng xié 'è de rén tài tài jiù shì yīn wéi cái biàn shòu huān yíng de
   nǎi nǎi réng rán méi yòu bài fǎng men yuē yuè hòu zài dào dài dào luó bīn xùn xiān shēng de diàn mǎi shǒu tàoluó bīn xùn xiān shēng zǒng shì zhàn zài diàn mén kǒuyíng jiē rén de liǎng 'ér 'ài 'ěr zài diàn
   men mǎi hǎo liǎo de shǒu tào zài shāng diàn de zuì miàn shēng liáo tiānzhè shí tài tài zǒu liǎo jìn lái tài tài yào gěi 'ér mǎi shǒu tǒng men jiādōu dài shǒu tǒng fēn shì dài hēi wěi de bái deyòng gēn dài guà dào shàng
   ài 'ěr shuō bái shǒu tǒng jīng mài wán liǎo chū fēi cháng piào liàng de zōng shǒu tǒngài 'ěr shuōzhè bái de gèng nài yòng
   rán 。“ yào zōng de,” hǎn dào,“ zhè me zàng de yán 。”
   páo dào zhàn de zhè biān zhèng zài kàn xiōng zhēnyòu māo xíng xiōng zhēn jué fēi cháng piào liàng
  “ zhè xiē dōushì ,” yòng zhǒng qīng miè de kǒu shuō xiǎo jīn yòu rēng xià。“ zhè shì zhēn de,” qīng miè hēng liǎo shēng
   jiù dài zhe fēi cháng piào liàng de xiǎo jīn kāi shǐ zài miàn qián huàng yōu néng 'ǒu rán pèng dào liǎo miàn de tánhuángliàn tiáo fēn kāi diào dào shàng wān xià yāo jiǎn lái de miàn yòu sān zhēn zhūlìng miàn zhe H. W. liǎng
  “ zhè shì nǎi nǎi de ?” shuō nǎi nǎi jiù gěi guò
  “ dāng rán shì,” shuō xià tóuzhè yàng gěi chóngxīn guà shàng。“ bié chě de tóu zhè shì 6 suì shí gěi de。”
  “ dàn shìzhè shàng miàn de shì de míng 'ā,” jiān chí shuō
  “ shì yīn wéi qīn zǒu liǎo,” shuō zhī dào de shì shuō shì liǎo。“ qián jiào · wēn men zài hǎi biān yòu dòng fáng nǎi nǎi de fáng nǎi nǎi de duō yòu léi 。”
  “ jiù yào zhè zōng de shǒu tǒng ,” men tīng dào tài tài shuō
   huí guò tóuxiào liǎo lái。“ yòng me xiǎo de shǒu tǒngkàn shàng dìng hěn xiào,” shuō。“ guǒ gěi jué huì yòng de huì cóng chuāng kǒu rēng chū de。” shǐ jìn duǒ liǎo duǒ jiǎo
   ài 'ěr bāo shǒu tǒng shí tài tài zhuǎn guò tóu lái shuō:“ shì dào 'ěr de xiǎo niànduì ?”
   dìng shì tīng dào de wèn huà liǎo。“ wèiwéi xiǎo jiě,” shuō,“ gào guò bié rǎo bié rén。” shēn chū shǒu hěn qíng yuàn zǒu guò zhù de shǒu tài tài jiē guò bāo hǎo de shǒu tǒngzǒu chū shāng diàn gēn zài shēn hòu
  “ zhǐ shì xiǎo ,” tīng dào qīng miè shuō,“ huān xiǎo māo xiōng zhēn。”
  “ zhī dào yòu rén yīnggāi hǎohǎo jiào xùn xià,” zài huí jiā de shàng shuō,“ xiǎo jiě!”
  “ ,” bìng xiǎng gēn shuō shì shí zài méi shí me rén shuō liǎo wèn,“ guǒ qīn liǎo yào gǎi de xìng míng ?”
  “ shénme?” jiào dào,“ wéi shuō zhēn hǎo xiào zěn me huì yòu zhè zhǒng xiǎng ?”
  “ · guò jiào · wēn shì zài qīn shì qián,” shuō,“ zhù zài dòng kào hǎi de fáng yòu nǎi nǎihái yòu jiào léi de shū shū。”
   piàn de chén rán hòu shēng yīn hěn guài shuō:“ zhè shì gào de tiān zǎo gāi xiǎng dào liǎo!”
  “ xiǎng dào shénme?” wèn
   liǎo xiàcuī kuài diǎn zǒu。“ zhī dào nǎi nǎi huān bié rén chuán xián huà,” jǐng gào shuō,“ shì hěn yōng de。”
   fàn yòu rénsuǒ zài guò de yīng 'ér shì chī fàn rén yǔn dào chú fáng chī fàn shí hěn huān fàn hòu zhe de shūlái dào huā yuán běn shū fēi cháng wèi wàng nài shū shū cóng lún dūn gěi dài běn xīn de lái zài lún dūn gōng zuò
   xiǎng dào huā yuán zhuā qīng dàn shì méi yòu zhǎo dào shì jué dìng xiàng chú yào bēi shuǐ shǐ zhuā dào qīng zhì shǎo huà zhǐ
   jīng guò chú fáng chuāng kǒu shíkàn dào chú qún wéi zuò zài zhāng zhuō biāntóu kào zhe tóu
  “ zhè shì qiān zhēn wàn què de,” shuō,“ néng biān me shì!”
  “ dào zhè láijìng rán hái zhǐ wàng zhe miàn rén huì bài fǎng !” shuō
  “ jué zhè fēi cháng yòu ,” lìng shuō,“ zhēn zhèng de xiōng shǒu。”
  “ shì,” chú shuō,“ tíng shuō shìzhè lián de rén zǒng zhǎo fāng zhù 'ā。”
  “ guài xiǎo niàn me guāi 。” shuō,“ néng yuán liàng dejiù shì zhè diǎn juàn jìn 。”
  “ shì bèi juàn jìn de,” chú shuō,“ bèi de shì qīn。”
   dūn zài chuāng xiàxīng fèn quán shēn dǒu
  “ zhēn guài jìng rán méi yòu zǎo xiǎng dào,” chén dào,“ de shì shuō jiào zhào piàn yòu shàng liǎo bào zhǐ。”
   shuō:“ bào zhǐ shì yuè qián de shì xiān shēng zuì jìn lái guò ?”
   men jiā de jiù bào zhǐ fàng zài xià shì xiān shēng yuè lái shōu gòu jiù bào zhǐ
   tīng dào xià shì de mén kāi liǎo zhī dào xià chá liǎo qīng qīng zhàn shēndàn shì xiāng xìn shǐ zhàn zài chuāng tái shàng men huì zhù dào men tài zhuān zhù liǎo
   huí lái hòu tīng dào fān bào zhǐ de shēng yīnguò liǎo hěn cháng duàn shí jiānchú shuō dào:“ zhǎo dào zhè yòu zài tíng shàng de zhào piàn。”
   mendōu máng zhe kàn bào zhǐméi yòu zhù dào nài shū shū zǒu jìn píng cháng lái zǎoér qiě lái jiù zhíbèn chú fáng shì jiā zuì shòu huān yíng de rénzhè jǐn shì yīn wéi cháng yīng jùnhái yīn wéi zǒng shì me chén jìng shì cóng huāng luàn
  “ duàn liǎo tǎo lùn huì ?” tīng dào shuō,“ zhāng duō me 'ài de liǎn 'ā hǎo xiàng jiàn guò āxiǎng lái liǎowèishénme men yòu wēn 'àn fān chū lái jīng jié shù liǎo。”
   gào shuō:“ zhè shì yōu xīn lái de wèi shì de 'ér jīn tiān zǎo chén zài luó bīn xùn shāng diàn gēn wéi xiǎo jiě shuō guò huà。”
   dāng nài shū shū zài kāi kǒu shuō huà shí jīhū tīng chū shì de shēng yīn。“ tiān ,” shuō,“ jiù shì chóngtí xiǎng měi réndōu xiǎng ràng wàng zài 'ér shì shuō wéi ?”
  “ zài huā yuán ,” shuō
   cóng chuāng biān liù dào jiǎorán hòu páo dào huā yuán kāi shū běnděng zhe de dào lái
  “ hěn gāo xīngshì ?” nài shū shū shuō,“ shénme shí hòu kāi shǐ dǎo zhe kàn shū liǎo?”
  “ gěi dài xīn shū liǎo ?” wèn,“ zhè běn shū jīng wán liǎo。”
  “ zài zhè 'ér duō cháng shí jiān liǎo?” nài shū shū wèn。“ wéi bié huǎng。”
  “ bìng shì yào tīng de,” tuō kǒu 'ér chū zhī dào nài shū shū huì zěn me chǔlǐ zhè shì。“ yào shuǐ men gāng hǎo zài shuō huà tīng dào de míng 。”
  “ tīng dào shénme?” shū shū wèn
  “ tài tài héng héng liǎo zhàng 。” jié jiēbā shuō
  “ duìpéi shěn tuán jīng qīng liǎo de zuì míng méi yòu zhàng bèi shì fàng liǎo。”
  “ guǒ méi yòu zuò,” shuō,“ wèishénme yào gǎi míng huàn xìng ?”
  “ yīn wéi zuì shì gòu de jiā xiāng xìn shì zuì de míng bái ?”
   diǎn diǎn tóu。“ xiǎng míng bái nián shèng dàn jiéā jiā suō shuō liǎo tīng de huā píng shí méi yòu dìng shì fēng chuī dedàn shì xiāng xìn de huà。”
   dāng shí hěn chī jīng xiàn shuō liǎo shí huàquè bèi bié rén xiāng xìnyīn wéi zhèng míngzhǐ yòu zhī dào méi yòu huā píngyòu shí hòu guài shàng zěn me chén wèishénme chū miàn bāng zhù xiē fán chán shēn de rén guò guǒ zhēn shì yàng de huàrén jiān jiù shì wán quán gōng píng de liǎo yòu yào tiān táng gànshénme
  “ tài tài shì zhè yàng de ?” wèn
   nài shū shū diǎn diǎn tóu。“ shì dewéi ,” shuō,“ shì tóng yàng de qíng kuàng。”
  
   tiān wǎn shàng zǒu guò tīng shíkàn dào 'ā jiā suō zài wǎng zhāng niú zhǐ shàng tiē bào zhǐ shàng cāi dào shì yòu guān shěn xùn tài tài de bào dàoā jiā suō hǎo xiàng nǎo dài hòu miàn cháng liǎo yǎn jīng yàngtóu huí jiào dào:“ wéi qián gào guò yào chù luàn tīngzhè hěn hǎo。”
   kuài páo huí de chuáng shàng xià liǎo jué xīn dìng yào gǎo dào xiē bào zhǐ wán suǒ yòu de bào dào
   děng liǎo duō xīng nài shū shū jīng huí lún dūn liǎo jiǎn zhí jiù shì jiā de qiú rén shèn zhì ràng rén xìn
   tiān xià lái de liàng chē sòng nǎi nǎi 'ā jiā suō chū chuàn mén tīng dào 'ā jiā suō shēng shuō men néng wǎn diǎn 'ér huí lái cāi men jué yòu rèn tài tài de shì gào suǒ yòu de rén
   hěn xìng yùn téng zhǐ shèng xià chú gào bié táo guāi guāi zài huā yuán wán
   děng dào zhōu méi rén shàng liù jìn shū fáng què xìn bào zhǐ zài nài shū shū de guì guì shì suǒ zhe de shì zài de shū zhuō chōu zhǎo dào liǎo yàoshì cóng guì chū bào zhǐhòu hòu de luòshàng miàn yòu tài tài wēn xiān shēng de zhào piànbào zhǐ shàng chēng wēn xiān shēng wéi zhě”, chēng tài tài wéiwēn tài tài”。
   zhuā bào zhǐfēi kuài páo dào lóu huì yòu rén rǎo zuò zài zhāng jiù shàngkāi shǐ xiē bào zhǐ
   yòu xiē gǎo dǒng hǎo biàn guò zhì de guò chéng hái shì kàn dǒng liǎoxià miàn shì dào de shì
  
   yuē 10 nián qián · 18 suì gēn duō de chá 'ěr · wēn jié hūn men shēng liǎo 'ér qīn fēi cháng chǒng 'ài
   zài qián yuèwēn xiān shēng de gōng zuò shēng biàn dòng yào dào guó wài gōng zuòyóu de hòu néng dài xiǎo hái chū liú gěi de qīn wèi hūn de mèi mèi léi zhào guǎnwēn tài tài shuō lùn dōubù yuàn de 'ér fēn kāi shì bèi chǒng huài liǎo de hái chǎo nàoshēng chēng guǒ qīn kāi jiù yào tiào shuǐ shā
   shuāng fāng shuí ràng wēn tài tài shuō guǒ zhàng jiān chí yào hǎi wài gōng zuò jiù liú zài guó nèi suí shì qíng xiàn liǎo jiāng zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng zhí chí dào wēn xiān shēng qián xīng jiù zài zhè shíwēn xiān shēng rán bìng dǎo liǎo gāo shāosuī rán wēn tài tài zài gēn zhàng nào máo dùndàn hái shì fēi cháng jìn xīn zhào wēn jiā zhǐ yòu rénlìng jīng diào liǎoyīn wéi wēn xiān shēng yào kāi zhè suǒ fēn fàn cài dōushì yóu wēn tài tài zuò debìng rén zhù yào yóu zhào shēng shuōbìng qíng bìng yán zhònggāo shāo hěn kuài jiù huì tuì huì yòu shénme wèn
   wēn xiān shēng réng rán jiān chí yào kāi zhè guó wài gōng zuò réng rán jiān chí yào péi
   zài zhì mìng de tiān xià rén chū kàn wàng tiān yīn wéi rán xià láisuǒ jiù zài bìng fáng wài miàn de lóu píng tái shàng wán wán de shì wán chá huìzhè shì tīng shàng guān jǐn yào shí què guān zhòng
   yuē 4 diǎn zhōng shíwēn tài tài gào yào lóu xià zhǔn bèi chá diǎn
  “ péi qīn zuò zheděng huí lái,” shuō,“ yào shénme jiù gěi bié shēng de bìng hái hěn yán zhòng 。”
   zhè shēng de kàn xiāng jìng tíng shēng rèn wéi jīng kāi shǐ kāng liǎo
   yuē 15 fēn zhōng hòuwēn tài tài duān zhe chá pán huí lái yòu wán de wán chá huìpiàn zhī hòubìng fáng chuán lái shēn yín 'ǒu de shēng yīn réng rán zài yuán wán yóu zhí dào qīn lái dào mén kǒushuō:“ qīn bìng qíng rán 'è huà men yīnggāi jiào lāi 'ěr shēngdàn shì shuí jiào ā chū liǎo bìng zhè me yán zhòng xiǎng ràng dān gēn zài 。”
   shuō:“ jiào shēng。” wài miàn xià zhe wēn tài tài hěn yuàn ràng rén chū guò jué bié xuǎn shì gěi liǎo zhāng tiáo jiǔ hòu léi zài chéng chē huí jiā de shàngkàn dào
   léi tíng xià chēwèn wèishénme rén zài wài miàn luàn páo jīng liǎo jiě shì qīn bìng qíng rán 'è huà léi shàng kāi chē dào shēng jiābìng péi zhe shēng hái huí dào jiā
   wēn tài kāi de mén shuō:“ ā shēngkuài diǎn jìn lái hǎo xiàng xíng liǎo zhī dào shì shénme yǐn bìng qíng 'è huà de néng shì yīn wéi chī liǎo shénme hǎo de dōng yīn wéi chī de suǒ yòu dōng dōushì qīn shǒu zuò de。”
   lǐng men shàng liǎo lóubìng fáng de mén kāi zhewēn xiān shēng jiàn dào mèi mèijiù yòng wēi ruò de shēng yīn shuō:“ léi bèi xià liǎo 。”
   léi xiǎng yào liú xiàdàn shēng yào zuò jiǎn chájiù gǎn chū bìng fáng
   duì wēn tài tài hěn de jiàn shì shì méi yòu liú xià rèn 'ǒu hòu lái léi bèi yǔn huí dào bìng fáng zhōng zuò zài chuáng biān zhe de shǒuwèn :“ hēng shì shuí xià de ?” dàn jīng hūn guò liǎoshuō chū huà liǎo
   hòu lái léi dài zhe huí dào jiā fēi cháng yuàn gēn huí jiā
   shēng liú xià lái yuē líng chén 4 diǎn zhōng shízài hūn liǎo hěn cháng duàn shí jiān zhī hòuwēn liǎo
   shēng gēn zhě suǒ shuō de huàjiān chí zài jiě pōu shī qián qiān wáng zhèng shū
   léi néng huí jiā xiě liǎo zhāng tiáopài 'ā sòng huí jiā
   jiǔjǐng chá lái dào nǎi nǎi jiāyào qiú jiàn fēi cháng zhèn jìng wèn:“ liǎoshì bèi de huì huì shì niú nǎi yòu shénme dōng ?”
   jǐng chá shuōdào qián wéi zhǐ men hái zhī dào niú nǎi de shì shì jiǎng liǎo jiàn shìzài qīn xià lóu hòu qīn shuō:“ hěn néng gěi diǎn de dōng de ?”
   shuǐ bēi bèi wēn tài tài dào lóu xiàdào chú fáng jiē shuǐ liǎo shǒu biān méi yòu shuǐ shuō yòu xiē wán chá huì yòng de niú nǎiwèn xíng xíng
   qīn shuō:“ xíng。” shì niú nǎi dǎo jìn bēizhè shí shuō:“ cóng yào guì de yào píng gěi 。” yòng niú nǎi chī liǎo piàn yào
   bēi hái gěi shuō:“ bié gào qīn zhè shì huān chī yào。” rán hòu yòu yán shuō,“ yòu shí hòu jué liǎo huì hěn gāo xīng de。”
   jǐng chá wèn :“ wèishénme qián shuō zhè shì ?”
   shuō:“ yīn wéi qīn ràng shuō。”
  “ shénme shí hòu gào qīn de?”
  “ méi yòu gào méi yòu zài jiàn dào 。”
  “ gào guò bié rén ?”
  “ méi yòu rén gào de。”
  “ hái yòu nǎi nǎi 。”
  “ jué huì gào men men jiā de shì,” shuō
   jiǎn chá guān yào péi shěn tuán xiāng xìnniú nǎi de shì shì biān zào deshì wéi liǎo bāng zhù wēn tài tàidàn shì jiān chí shuō zhè shì zhēn de méi yòu huì qīn biān zào zhè yàng shì méi yòu rén xiāng xìn huì biān zhè me shì chū lái
   bēi chá pán shàng de chá bēi dōubèi gān jìng liǎo shì wēn tài tài děng shēng shí dezhè yàng jiù nòng qīng chǔ yào shì zěn me jìn lái dechú liǎo chá zhī wàiwēn xiān shēng hái chī liǎo kǒu tián bǐng de tián bǐng hái zài chá pán shàng shì wēn xiān shēng yǎo guò de kuài jīng rēng diào liǎowēn tài tài shuō xiǎng ràng bìng fáng xiǎn zhěng jié gān jìng méi yòu yóu huái zhàng bèi xià liǎo
   shī jiě pōu biǎo míng chī de yào lái tiě guàn shì mǎi lái shā huā yuán lǎo shǔ detiě guàn fàng zài huā yuán péng de jià shànghuā jiàng gào tíngzhè tiě guàn shì wēn xiān shēng gěi de zhǐ jiàn guò wēn tài tài xiàng yào xiān huā fàng zài
   wēn xiān shēng huān huā kǎn xià lái bǎi dào huā jiàng shuō hǎo tīng dào men wèicǐ zhēng chǎo cóng lái méi yòu jìn guò zǒng shì shū cài xiān huā sòng dào chú fáng mén kǒu guǒ xiǎng cházǒng shì yóu rén cóng chú fáng chuāng kǒu gěi
   zài tíng shàng men xiǎng ràng rén men xiāng xìnwēn tài tài huān huā jiànghuā jiàng 30 suì zuǒ yòucháng cuò guò jué zhè shì hěn xiào de zhǐ shì huā jiàngyòu méi yòu shénme qián
   bèi jiào dào tíng shàngjiǎn chá guān shuō shì zhòng yào de zhèng rén xiǎng xiàng fēi cháng zhèn jìng shuō,“ zhī dào”,“ liǎo”。 shuō qīn tiān gēn běn méi yòu huā yuán xià qián dǎo shì zài huā yuán cǎo shàng wán zhe qīn xià lóu zhǔn bèi chá diǎn shí zhèng wàng zhe chuāng wài guǒ qīn huā péng huì kàn jiàn deméi yòu xiàn shī de xié qún jǐng chá zài zhǎo dào gèng duō de yào
   guān zhè 'àn jiàn de bào dào tài duō liǎo méi quán wán guòzuì hòupéi shěn tuán rèn dìng wēn tài tài méi yòu tóu men shuō méi yòu chōng fēn de zhèng biǎo míng shì tóu cāi men de shì néng shì chī de
   yòu zhāng jiǎn bào shàng shuōwēn tài tài dài zhe de hái kāi de zhù dào bié chù kāi shǐ xīn de shēng huó jué zhè hěn xiào guò liǎo 30 suìjiù hěn lǎo liǎo néng kāi shǐ xīn de shēng huó
   de zhù yào gǎn jué jiù shì fēi cháng xiàn zài 10 suì qián jiù chéng liǎo zhùjuébào zhǐ shàng yòu de zhào piàn kāi shǐ zuò bái mèngmèng xiǎng zhàn zài tíng shàngwéi nài shū shū zuò zhèngdāng rán huì bèi zhǐ kòng móu shā guò néng bèi kòng qiǎng yínhánghuò zhě shuōrén men rèn wéi qiǎng jié liǎo yínháng
   chén de huàn xiǎng zhōngzài fàng huí bào zhǐ shíchàdiǎn bèi nǎi nǎi zhuā zhù
  “ jīn tiān xià zài gànshénme?” ā jiā suō wèn gào zài shū xià xié zhe nài shū shū sòng de xīn shū kāi shǐ jué xiàng yàng jiǎo huá
   xiàn zài wàng zài jiàn dào dàn shì qīn jiù xiàng duì zuàn dào xià de yànggēn běn jiàn zhe jué dìng qīn zhǎo chū lái tiān xià de qiú cóng qián mén dàn chū rán hòu gēn zhe xiàng shān xià páo
   yōu jiù zài shān xià zhī suǒ zǒng shì kōng zheyuán yīn zhī jiù shì fēi cháng cháo shīdāng zǒu jìn mén kǒu shí tīng dào zài shuō huà guài shuí me dǎnjìng rán zhǎo wán
   qiú rēng jìn de huā yuánrán hòu cóng mén kǒu xiàng zhāng wàngzhè shí xiàn de tóng bàn shì xiǎng xiàng de zhèng zuò zài cǎo shàng tào zhù míng de chá tān kāi zài zhāng bái shàng kàn dào hòujiù yán wèn:“ xiǎng gànshénme?”
  “ de qiú diào dào de huā yuán liǎo,” shuō
   xiǎng liǎo xiàrán hòu shuō:“ zuì hǎo guò lái jiǎn zǒu。”
   fēi cháng huān tào chá zuòde fēi cháng zhēn yòng cǎi shí shù shù zhī lái dāng bǐng gān huómiàn bāo
  “ guǒ yuàn liú xià chá,” màn jīng xīn shuō,“ fǎn zhèng jīng gěi liú xià kòngwèi。”
  “ zěn me zhī dào yào lái?” wèn,“ rén lái fēi cháng wǎnshì ?”
   qīng miè kàn liǎo yǎn。“ men jīng lái liǎo,” shuō,“ kàn jiàn men néng guài 。”
   chá dǎo chū kàn jiàn de chá
  “ jiā nǎi yóu ,” shuōzhǐ zhǐ guàn
   xiǎo xīn dǎo chū láirán hòu táng guànyáo chū kuài tángfàng jìn chá bēi zhōngràng chī jīng de shì zhuā zhù de shǒu
  “ jīng yāo qǐng yīnggāi dòng shǒu,” shuō xiǎng shàn dòng shǒu dàn gāo shí nǎi nǎi zǒng shì de shǒu
  “ dàn shì jīng liǎo táng,” shuō
  “ bēi chá shì gěi deshì gěi nǎi nǎi de,” zhǐ zhe cǎo shàng de fāng shùn cóng bēi fàng xià
  “ xiàn zài gěi ,” gěi chá bēi,“ hái yòu xùn tài tài jiā táng。”
  “ nài shū shū de ?” cuī dào
  “ ā men yāo qǐng nán rén,” shuō,“ guǒ shì de rén néng yāo qǐng menzài shuō men xiǎng yào men。”
  “ zǒng shì yào nài shū shū,” shuōbìng qiě cán chōng liǎo ,“ xiǎng niàn qīn ?”
  “ ò cóng lái gēn wán zǒng shì hěn máng,” yòng zuì lěng jìng de shēng yīn huí shuō,“ qīn men wán men chù xíng。” hěn hěn dèng liǎo yǎn,“ de qīn zǒu liǎo?”
  “ yìn liǎo xiàn zài jīng yòu lìng wài liǎo xiǎng zhè jiù shì de jiā。”
  “ me zǒu liǎo,” tīng shàng hěn ,“ jiàn guò de 'ā jiā suō qīn shuō shì lǎo chǔnǚ。” zhī dào zhè shì shénme guò tīng lái shì shénme hǎo shì hái lái huí jiù tīng dào yòu rén jiào de míng huí tóu xiàn nài shū shū zhàn zài mén kǒu
  “ nǎi nǎi zhèng wéi dān xīn wéi ,” shuō,“ yīnggāi gào jiā bèi yāo qǐng lái chá。”
   chōng diǎn diǎn tóuzhāi xià mào
  “ xiǎng liú xià de,” màn jīng xīn shuō
   kāi shǐ xiàng jiě shì shì qíng de lái lóng màizhè shí xiàn zài kàn liǎo
   zài níng shì gāng gāng kāi de qián mén tài tài zhèng zǒu guò lái
  “ lái jiè shào xià,” shuō,“ shì wéi de shū shūài huá · ào 'ěrwéi wàng gào men 'ér liǎo。”
  “ hěn gāo xīng yòu xiǎo huǒ bàn,” tài tài shuō,“ zhè xiǎo hái duō。”
   fèn shuō:“ jīng 9 suì shì xiǎo hái liǎoér qiě méi yòu yāo qǐng xiǎng yào lái de de qiú cóng qiáng shàng rēng jìn lái!”
  “ zhēn shì tài tái men liǎo。” qīn shuō zhuànxiàng nài shū shū,“ hěn zài yāo qǐng guò men hěn kuài jiù yào kāi zhè liǎo。”
  “ zhēn shì tài hàn liǎo,” nài shū shū shuō,“ men shuō zhè fáng ……”
  “ hěn cháo shīduìdàn shì yīn wéi zhè diǎnzhù yào shì huān gōng chéng shìshèn zhì huān kǎo wén chuí。”
  “ guǒ yòu jìn chéng de mén me yīnggāi yòu chū chéng de mén,” shū shū shuō
  “ shàn de mén,” tài tài shuō zài kàn dào càn làn de xiào róng xiǎng yīnggāi duō xiào xiào de xiào róng huì zhào liàng zhěng shì jiè
  “ guǒ zhǎo dào yàoshì me yòu rén huì wéi zhǎo dào de。”
  “ guǒ zhǐ xiàng fāng xiàng kāi fàng ?”
  “ zǒu jìn 。”
   men jiù xiàng liǎng wǎng qiú de rén qiú lái cǎi bàng rén míng bái men zài shuō shí medàn shì zháomí tīng zhe
  “ zhè shì de fāng,” tài tài shuō
  “ yào kàn gēn shuí zài liǎoér qiě yào zhī dào,” shū shū shuō,“ rén yào bèi zhòng zuǒ yòuzhè jiù shì shuō rén tīng xìn liú yán fēi 。”
  “ shì duì shuō zhè huà de rén。”
   kàn chū men liǎ wàng liǎo men de cún zài guǒ shì chā jìn láizhè zhǒng jiāo tán néng huì xiū zhǐ jìn xíng xià shuō:“ guǒ wéi de nǎi nǎi hěn wéi dān xīn shì shì yīnggāi huí jiā liǎo?”
  “ zuì hòu huì gǎi biàn zhù de,” nài shū shū cuī shuō,“ hěn bào qiàn duàn de chá huì 。”
  “ òhěn duō rén hái liú zhe ,” xiàng rén yàng shuō kàn zhe ,“ gào guò men yào nán rén men lái jiù nòng luàn zāorán hòu jiù zǒu liǎo。”
  “ tài tài shuō dào kǎo wén chuí shì shénme 'ā?” huí jiā shàng de shàng wèn nài shū shū
  “ fāng jiādōu shuō huà。”
  “ wèishénme hái 'ér ?”
  “ rén men shì rén men shì bèi gǎn dào de men bié xuǎn 。”
   zài shān dǐng shàngā jiā suō zhàn zài děng。“ 'ér liǎo?” xùn chì dào
  “ de qiú diào dào shān xià liǎo shí qiú,” nài shū shū shuō
   zhǐ tài tài huò ……
  
   rán duì shī liǎo xīng wéi dùn jiā lái jìn zhù men de 'ér xīn gēn men shū jiàn de tiānjiù zhī dào shì děng dài jiǔ de rénxiàng yàng hái shì hái men chéng wéi hǎo péng yǒu
   zài yán màn cháng de xià tiān men xíng yǐng nǎi nǎi hěn kuài jiù bài fǎng jiāsuǒ suí yāo qǐng xīn lái men jiā wánlián hěn huān xiǎng dào jiù jué bié 'ào màn rèn xìng 'ǒu 'ěr hái huì kàn dào suǒ zhī dào men hái méi yòu kāi yōu dàn shì duì lái shuōzài zhòng yào liǎohuò zhě shuō zhè me rèn wéi
  8 yuè fènwéi dùn jiā hǎi biān men cóng lái chū nǎi nǎi shuō xiāng xià de kōng fēi cháng hǎo fēi cháng huái niàn xīn cháng cháng tǎng zài guǒ yuán cháng cháng de cǎo cóng zhōngbiān zào xiē shè shēn jiù de shì
   ā jiā suō zǒng shì xùn chì :“ guǒ zhěng tiān jǐn 'āi zhe shū běn huì huǐ liǎo de yǎn jīng nǎo dài。”
   nài shū shū xīng hái shì guò láidàn shìshèn zhì me yòu yǐn liǎo měi tiān pàn wàng zhe xīn zǎo guī lái
   tiān xià de shì jiè dāng zhe de miàn bào zhà liǎo
   shū hěn fán shì xiǎng zhǎo diǎn chù zhāng wàngkàn dào wèi zài huā yuán biān dòng páo dào huā yuán wài miàn shì wèi jīng jiàn liǎo xiǎng kàn kàn jìn yòu méi yòu sài rén shì què kàn dào liǎng rén zài sàn shì nán delìng shì de rán nán de de lǒu dào de huái men xiàng rén yàng zhàn zhe
   men shì tài tài nài shū shū
   shì shì jiào chū shēngfǎn zhèng men fēi cháng tóu gēn běn méi yòu tīng dào de shēng yīn kàn chū men shì zài zhè xiāng huì tóu xiàng de huái bàojiù xiàng xiǎo niǎo jìn cháo yàng ránxīn yòu shí tán dào 'ài qíng hūn yīnzǒng shì rèn wéi men shì fēn de shìnài shū shū zěn me gēn tài tài jié hūn
   shì hǎo xiàng zhēn de yào me zuòtóng tiān wǎn shàng yào zhè jiàn shì gào liǎo nǎi nǎi huí guò shén lái hòujiù máng máng páo huí tóu zhā dào nǎi nǎi de huái
  “ shénme shì xià chéng zhè yàng?” wèn yòu shí hòu huì biàn fēi cháng wēn róu。“ méi shì ?”
   lǐng dào tīng 40 nián qián dài huí lái de zhōng guó wán gěi zhè shì tóng xún cháng de dài duǒ dào shā hòu miàn kāi nǎi nǎi ruì de yǎn jīng 'ā jiā suō zuò zài cháng shā de liǎng tóu xiù kuài tán de zhè shínài shū shū zǒu liǎo jìn lái
  “ tīng dào zuì jìn de yáo yán liǎo ?” ā jiā suō wèn 。“ men shuō tài tài zhōng zhǔn bèi kāi yōu liǎo zhēn míng bái zěn me huì zhù me cháng shí jiān。”
  “ rén huì yàn juàn bēn de,” nài shū shū shuō
  “ xiàn zài yòu yào dào bié chù liǎo,” ā jiā suō hěn shuō
  “ dàn zhè shì dān rén shì méi yòu bǎo de jiāng gēn 。”
  “ yīnggāi kāi zhè zhǒng wán xiào,” ā jiā suō jiào dào,“ shǐ kāi wán xiào néng kāi zhè yàng de wán xiào shì wèi me bēi jiàn de rén。”
  “ shì bēi jiàn de rén,” nài shū shū shuō,“ jiǔ jiāng chéng wéi de 。”
   nǎi nǎi wèn dào:“ fēng liǎo zhè yàng rén jié hūn huì huǐ liǎo deshuí hái huì gēn zuò shēng ?”
  “ ò men huì lián lěi men de,” nài shū shū shuō,“ yào dào jiā gōng zuò men zhī dào zhí hěn huān xínghěn xiǎng dào xīn de fāng fāng de rén huì zhěng tiān suǒ shì shìzǒng shì chuán xián huà。”
  “ zài hái de qīn céng jīng bèi kòng móu shā qián shòu dào guò shěn xùn?”
  “ bèi pàn zuì,” nài shuō
  “ yīn wéi quē zhèng 。”
  “ yīn wéi xiàn shì de。”
  “ duì,” nǎi nǎi shuō,“ méi yòu bàn bèi dìng zuìzhè shì jié rán tóng de liǎng shìài huá guǒ zhè me zuò de huà men jiù duàn jué qiē lái wǎng。”
  “ xiāng xìn zhè huà shì dāng zhēn de,” nài shū shū shuō,“ dàn shì lùn huì fàng quán shēn xīn 'ài 。”
   dìng shì dòng liǎo xiàyīn wéi rán men shí dào zài shā hòu miànā jiā suō zhuā zhù gào tōu tīng shì fēi cháng chǐ de
  “ bié xùn liǎo,” nài shū shū chōng chōng shuō,“ hěn dài gēn men zǒu guǎn zěn me shuōwéi wàng jiǔ de jiāng lái huì lái kàn wàng men。”
   dàn shì tuī kāi 。“ jiāng shǔ men,” hǎn dào,“ huì wàng diào menzài shuō zhī dào méi yòu fàn zuì。”
   měng chōng chū tīng
   tiān hòu zài shàng jiàn xiāo jīng chuán biàn liǎo quán cūnyōu jiāng bèi de yàng
  “ wèishénme men yào ?” tuō kǒu jiào dào,“ men dào lái zhī qián men shì hěn kuài de。”
  “ shì men,” fǎn dào,“ men shuí yào。”
  “ qīn zhè me xiǎng kàn dào men zài 。”
  “ shǔ ,” jiān jiào dào
  “ zài shì liǎo,” xiàng yàng cán shuō,“ xiàn zài zuì zhòng yào liǎo。”
   rán shēng liǎo zài yīng zhī wàisuī rán men miàn duì miàn zhàn zhe
  “ zuì hǎo dāng xīn diǎn,” shuō,“ gào guò shì xiǎng yào shénme shì shēng jiù huì shēng。”
  “ bìng xiǎng yào zhè shì shēng,” cháo fěng shuō
   dàn zhǐ shì xiào xiàopáo kāi liǎo
  
   tiān wǎn shàngkuáng fēng zuòléi shēng hōng míng tǎng zài chuáng shàngquán shēn dǒutòng hèn wài miàn de fēng shēng xiǎng de huà。“ xiǎng yào shénme shì shēng jiù huì shēng。” xiǎng yào dejiù shì wán quán zhàn yòu qīn qián yòu rén xiǎng fēn kāi men jīng liǎo
   zhè jiù xiàng hēi zhōng de dào shǎn diàn
   jiù zài zhī dào liǎo wēn xiān shēng zhī de zhēn xiāng
   bìng guài jǐng chá méi yòu xiǎng dào zhè diǎn héng héng shuí huì huái 9 suì de xiǎo hái zài de yǎn qián xiàn chū jǐng yào fàng jìn niú nǎi zhōng tiān zǎo chén zài huā yuán wánkàn dào huā jiàng yào fàng zài wài miàn shā lǎo shǔshuí huì zhù xiǎo hái de xíng zōng dìng shì liǎo yàoděng dài shí yòng méi yòu xiǎng dào huì dāng tiān jiù lái liǎodàn shì guǎn zěn me shuō jué dìng yào tóu yīn wéi zhī dào zuì zhōng qīn huì kāi héng héng zuò wéi bié xuǎn
   guài wèishénme zhe bēi dào chú fáng jiē shuǐdàn shì yào fàng zài niú nǎi zhōng gèng róng kàn chū rán hòu bēi gān jìng liú xià rèn hén
   zhī dào gào zhī dàodàn shì zhī dào zěn me zhèng míngméi yòu rén huì xiāng xìn de huà shèn zhì huì yīn 'ér shòu dào biān
   zhè shí xiǎng tiān zài yōu huā yuán de chá huì táng guànjǐng chá néng huì sōu chá zhěng xún zhǎo yào de hén dàn shì men huì xiǎng dào shì xiǎo hái gān de men zhī dào cóng lái jiù shì xiǎo hái
   xiàn zài jǐng gào nài shū shūshèng xià de shí jiān duō liǎodàn shì shǒu xiān yīnggāi gǎo dào táng guànméi yòu zhèng de zhǐ kòng shì làng fèi shí jiān
  
   'èr tiān yáo bǎi yōu piàn liáng de yàng qiáng shàng de huà xià lái liǎo tǎn yědōu juàn liǎo lái
   tài tài chū lái yíng jiē ài qíng shǐ gèng piào liàng liǎosuī rán rèn wéi shì néng de zhī dào yào huài zhǒng xìng rèn wéi diǎn zhī dào de suǒ zuò suǒ wéi
  “ lái kàn ,” gào
  “ zhèng zài bāng shōu shí dōng ,” tài tài shuōrán hòu hǎn dào,“ wéi xiàng gào bié lái liǎo。” màn màn zǒu chū láitíng zài lóu zhōng jiān。“ zài jiàn,” shuō de liǎn yīn chén chén dehěn yǒu hǎo
  “ néng zhè me shuō zài jiàn,” tài tài xiào zhe gào 。“ jìn láiwéi méi yòu shào lái nǎi nǎi de kǒu xìn qiáo wèn liǎo chǔn de wèn xiǎng zài zhè 'ér gànshénme?”
  “ xiǎng zài wán chá ,” shuō,“ cóng lái méi yòu jiàn guò me piào liàng de dōng 。”
  “ ò jīng bāo liǎo,” màn jīng xīn shuō,“ lái tài wǎn liǎo。”
  “ men zhèng zài men ,” tài tài shuō
   diǎn diǎn tóu,“ jiàn jiàn 。”
   de yǎn jīng jǐn dīng zhe de míng bái zhī dào zài huái shénme zhèng zài cháo xiào yīn wéi xiàn zài néng wéi
   shuō:“ táng guàn yòu táng。”
   shuō:“ guǒ méi yòujiù hǎo liǎo。”
  “ wèishénme sòng gěi wéi ?” tài tài cuī dào,“ liú niàn 。”
  “ méi yòu dōng jiù men liǎo?” shuōdàn hái shì shùn cóng zhuāng chá de zhī dào jué huì wán de hèn huì cǎi làndàn shì yòng fèi liǎo
   tài tài shuō:“ huì xiǎng niàn de,” jiù zài zhè shíchuán lái shēng xiǎng men gǎn kuài páo guò kàn dào chá jīng diào zài shàng shuāi huài liǎo zhèng shēn kàn zhe xiē suì piàn
  “ dāng xīn,” tài tài jǐng gào shuō,“ bié shāng liǎo zěn me huí shì?”
  “ dāng xīn diào zài shàng liǎo,” zhèn jìng shuō,“ sōng shǒufǒu jiù huì shāng liǎo 。”
  “ men huì zài sòng tào dewéi ,” qīn bǎo zhèng shuō,“ zhè xiē jīng huài liǎozhǐ néng rēng dào xiāng 。” lái sǎo zhǒu suì piàn sǎo láibāo dào zhǐ zhī dào zuì hòu de huì cóng shǒu zhōng liù zǒu liǎoxiàn zàiméi yòu zhèng liǎo diǎn zhèng méi yòu liǎo
  “ bēi zhēn de chá zěn me yàng?” tài tài shuō,“ gāng hǎo men hái yòu xiē dàn gāowéi yào jiā táng ?” xīn xiǎng:“ dāng lǎo liǎoxiě huí shí shuō céng jīng gēn shā rén fàn guò chá。”
  
   shì 5 tiān qián de shìmíng tiān tài tài yào lún dūnnài shū shū zài děng men tài tài nài shū shū huì jié hūn hòu jiù tài wǎn liǎo
   xiàn zài shì líng chén sān diǎn zhōnghái shèng xià 4 xiǎo shíhái yòu shí jiān chǎn shēng léi diàn yōu shāo chéng huī jìnshāo miàn de zhù ……
   zuò zhe děng dài míngtiān màn màn liàng liǎo
   zhī dào zěn me bàn
   zhī dào méi yòu rén wèn……
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  zhēng yǎn yǎn tiān táng běn zhōng hūn rán shuì hēi 'àn zhōng de zhù zǎi jiāng wéi kāi tiān táng de xuánzhuàn ménzhēn 'ài de néng liàng zài zhōng zhī mén de guāng xuánzhuàn zhōnggǎi biàn shí jiānchāo yuè shēng ……
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