Original title: A warm encounter with every book

When it comes to reading, I think it must be a warm word. We have a warm encounter with every book, and when we lose, books are our warm haven.

It was also a warm encounter when we first met China Youth Daily. Over the years, we creators recorded the warm moments of life on the platform of China Youth Daily and shared the stories belonging to each of us. Here, we got to know teachers and friends, also with enthusiasm and sincerity for literature, and expressed our hope and love for life in words.

A few years ago, she read a book "You should fly to your mountain like a bird". The hero Tara was born in a devout but extreme Mormon family, and her father did not allow her children to receive education. But in the end, Tara became a doctor of Cambridge University with her own efforts. This is full of struggles. She struggles between her pious belief and her hope for the future. Tara himself described the process as follows: I was cowardly, collapsed and self doubting until I escaped from the mountain and opened another world, which was the infinite possibility of my life. You can call this self in many terms: transformation, transformation, hypocrisy, betrayal, and I call it education.

Reading this book is just a few years since I was a doctor. Since I was a teenager, scientific research is my only dream. At the age of 22, he started his scientific research life with full enthusiasm for scientific research. Later, I experienced countless repetitions and failures of the experiment, fought alone in the laboratory every morning, and also experienced prejudice and doubt against women. At that time, like the hero of this book, I struggled to examine the world and doubted my dreams and future with anxiety.

Later, we began to explore the world, and finally learned about the diversity of the world through reading. We are no longer trapped in the label in the eyes of others, and no longer pursue to be ourselves in the eyes of others. When we know our countless possibilities in exploring the world, I think we have gained real freedom through reading. So when I graduated from the doctoral program, despite the struggle after the failure of my doctoral period, I still chose scientific research without hesitation. I began to enjoy looking for the purest happiness and freedom in these breakthroughs and failures.

We also began to examine the meaning of life. In Ishiguro's "Never lose, never forget", we saw our own shadow. The book tells about a group of clones who, after years of education, one day found themselves still unable to escape the fate of being sacrificed, and began to explore life. We are always like the protagonists in the book, asking what is real and eternal. We think of countless warm days in our past lives. They are our protectors, carefully resisting the unknown destiny and guarding our simple dreams. Just like my grandfather carefully wrote down my every wish, my teacher who was a doctor dispelled my every loss. Although in recent years, aging and disease have taken away them, they are finally unable to resist the fate. But I was given gentleness and strength when I was young, and now I continue to explore the world with their love and hope. I think it must be true and eternal.

Through reading, we have grown up with doubts and exploration of the world. We learned about ourselves and began to reconcile with ourselves and the world.

When I read Markham's Journey to the West in the Night, I was often moved by this female aviator's pursuit of freedom on the African grassland and her courage to fly across the canyon in the sky. In this era of scarce courage, she brings us the courage to dare to pursue ourselves.

When I read the "bouquet of flowers for Alginon", the hero became intelligent in an experiment and then returned to mediocrity. We will think about the real freedom brought by education, which is a freedom that is unwilling to bear the darkness because we have seen the sun.

When we read from Salt Town to Autumn Garden and Woolf's A Room of One's Own, we felt that there are women struggling on the edge of life, women speaking for freedom rights, who accept the shackles brought by society and destiny, but move forward with great courage in life.

When we read "The Sea of Life", we saw the colonel's great heroism in the face of the ebb and flow of life. It tells us that courage and tenacity are the most noble qualities of human beings.

If there is anything that reading brings to me, I think it is the courage to love the world, so that we are no longer confined to the current difficulties; We are deeply aware of the vastness of the world and are eager to gain the freedom to gallop around the world through reading. What we get from the book is sometimes a gentle enough heart to feel the warmth of vegetation in daily life, and sometimes a strong enough heart to recognize the truth of life and still love life. May we gain our own courage and freedom in the book.

Li Yueyang Post doctor of Beijing Institute of Brain Science and Brain Analogy