Summer Storm

Part 1 Outline

The Kite Runner, written by Khaled Hosseini, narrated a complicated story between Amir and Hassan, two Afghan boys who had been fed from the same breast but separated by hierarchy, religious belief and the turbulence of their nation. Brotherhood, friendship and loyalty, together with sin, confession and redemption, are threads of the whole book, revealing the contradictory human natures beneath the chaos where the two were engaged.

Part 2 Plot

Amir, the son of a rich and eminent merchant, lived in Afghanistan together with Hassan, the son of Ali, the servant of his house. Both boys were equally treated by Amir’s father regardless of their status or religious belief.

Part Ⅰ Outline

The Little Prince was not only written for children but also for grown-ups who are so called to be concerned about “matters of consequence” merely. The author, with the inspiration from the little prince, redefined the priority in one’s life, advocating a brave new value system different from the mass.

Part Ⅱ Character

The little prince is a genuine child. With extraordinary sense of observation and imagination, he is curious and sensitive about everything around, beautiful or ugly, reasonable or ridiculous, interesting or boring. Sometimes naive as he seems to be, he steadily holds his own view about the world he lives in and the people he has met during his travel.

(Well...Another English homework it is....)

At the age of 15 I encountered my best fellow ever when I stayed alone—metal music. Before that, I had spent most of my spare time enjoying plain but popular songs that most girls of my age love. Rock bands like Linkinpark had also fascinated me a lot, but I had never gone further than punk or nu-metal. Yet everything changed when I pushed a CD named “Rock Bible” into the player. Say it a coincidence or anything else, I knew that, beyond any doubt, I found what I had long been seeking for.

What kept hitting me was a strong feeling that could hardly be accurately described when listening to metal. Every nerve of mine appeared to be massively

Part Ⅰ Outline

Animal Farm is far more than a fiction. As one of the anti-utopia trilogy, it vividly illustrated a reasonably failed revolution by animals, which reflected nearly every aspect of  a nation that has gone through all these events. It is a fable, a prophecy, and a bell ringing for everyone who tries to reload such a tragedy.

Part Ⅱ Character

Orwell was talented enough to portrait a unique character within a couple of words, thus he created a dozen animals as followed--

Pigs are initiators of the rebellion and rulers of the animal farm, attributing to their cleverness and skills in management. Notwithstanding, every pig differs from each other. Major

[我是哪类人。。。。？]

Q上加了各种各样的群

是化院新生就加了13级化院迎新群

是D班人就加了13级化院D班群

是深实人又是中大人就加了SZSY-SUSY群

是化院又是深圳人就加了中大化院深圳群

我跟你们有那么多共同点吗

还是说 有这些共同点就有充足的理由跟你们熟识

也是啊

把一个人分类也就只需要几个信息

总有人跟你是“一类人”

凭借这些外在的分类 我们就可以顺理成章地面基，聚餐，水群

可是。。。 不知道为什么总是对这种大规模的集体社交充满排斥之情

是我太不合群？ 还是你们的方式太简单粗暴？

[绩点。。。？奖学金。。。？]

第一个有绩点拿又无聊得要命的活动出现了

确实 这一次决定了不参加

但以后。。。

一大堆活动或许能分为四类

有绩点，有兴趣去做

有绩点，超级无聊不想去

无绩点，又兴趣去做

无绩点，超级无聊不想去

现在的想法固定在只去想去的活动上

但如果看到周围人因为参加了各种水得要命却有绩点拿的活动并因此拿到高额奖学金

我又会怎么想

到底有没有必要为了那所谓的加分浪费时间做讨厌的事

就为了那点奖学金

或者为了拿到奖学金从而保研

我不知道

[学生会。。。？]