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Multi-stringed revolutionary horn
In January 1918, Blok, the most brilliant poet in Russia’s Silver Age, created a long poem “Twelve” that has been passed down for a long time. This was written by Blok in a rare and short time after the Russian October Revolution that shocked the world, “The whirlwind of revolution that blows at this time stirs up all the oceans of nature, life and art. There was a storm.” And the poet also wrote: “When I wrote and finished “The Twelve”, I felt for several days in a row that there was a huge noise around me physically and aurally-a mixed (probably, the noise of the destruction of the old…
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Plump image flower
In Russia’s Silver Age poetry, there is no shortage of concrete representations of abstract things and themes. Poetry uses a unique and imaginative way to express abstract, unspeakable or unspeakable things through some specific images and novel associations. It is vividly presented in front of the readers, making the poems have a vivid sense of picture. Some images, metaphors, and associations may seem abrupt, but in fact, the hidden connection between images and things requires careful consideration to see their beauty. Some subversive and challenging creative methods will broaden readers’ reading horizons and further enrich the all-encompassing language system; some are more natural and logical, so they are easy to…
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Four “Annas”
On February 24, 1870, Leo Tolstoy’s wife Sofia Tolstoy wrote in her diary: ”Last night he (Lev) told me that he conceived a typical woman: She came from an upper-class family, married, but lost her footing. He said it was his task to write this woman as pitiful and not guilty; , all gathered around this woman and found their place. ‘Now, I feel that everything is clear,’ he said.” It is not difficult to guess that Tolstoy said that this will appear in his book The woman who “appears pitiful but not guilty” is the eponymous hero of his future novel “Anna Karenina”. Like Natasha in his War and…
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Drivers of output: large firms or small firms?
The larger the share of employment in an economy that is large, the richer it is. In the future, dynamic, capital-intensive technology companies tend to be fewer and larger, and the best way to increase productivity is to remove obstacles and replace smaller, labor-intensive, technologically stagnant companies with such companies. Former mom-and-pop grocery store. But doing so will require busting the “small business is good” myth while working to restore the reputation of big business as an engine of progress and prosperity. A statistic If we tell you that knowing one statistic of a country, you can know it Would you believe that the country’s per capita income is at…
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The secret to “swimming” in a family business
How to join your own family business like a fish in water and develop soundly? The premise is to fully grasp the correct keywords and their connotations. Choosing to work in your own family business is often full of tension. Regarding whether to join the family business, family members have experienced hidden pressures and encountered conflicts between dreams and family expectations. How do you decide whether to work in your own family business? When it comes to actually jumping in, is there a successful strategy or method for them to take on a leadership role in the family business? After surveying five family business members from the Philippines, Sri Lanka,…
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“crazy” tweet
Elon Musk’s “reckless” management style has upended Twitter. I can’t help but wonder, is it necessary to take such bold actions to solve Twitter’s problem? Since Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, bought Twitter for $44 billion, the company has undergone a series of sudden turnarounds. Some of the changes were deliberate, such as Musk firing 50% of the company’s 7,000 employees. But other shifts, such as strikes by more than 1,000 critical infrastructure workers and advertisers, have not. Musk’s stated desire to make Twitter a safe haven for any speech “within the law” has led to a sharp rise in posts promoting white nationalism, anti-Semitism, homophobia and threats of…
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Unraveling the Mystery of “The Robbery and Murder Case Instructed by Aliens”
”I can hear ‘them’ talking, and I can feel ‘they’ stimulating my body with electric waves.” The appraiser, Tang Pei, danced around, touching his arms and thighs for a while. Surprisingly, the “they” that Tang Peixin spoke of turned out to be aliens. Is this person insane, or is he pretending to be crazy? Recently, Cai Weixiong, director of the Forensic Psychiatry Research Office and chief forensic physician of the Academy of Judicial Identification Sciences, told a story about identification. One afternoon many years ago, a young couple in a certain district of Shanghai was attacked in their residence. The gangster stunned the man with a blunt object and…
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I am a chief in Africa: I have a fief of 100 square kilometers
Lai Jianfeng said that every chief has a title, and his title is “the person closest to the crown”. Although the current chief is no longer a “natural ruler”, as the traditional leader of the tribe, the chief still enjoys a high prestige. Behind the honor, a sense of responsibility also arises spontaneously. Owning more than 100 square kilometers of land and being respected by nearly 5,000 households, what kind of experience is it like to be a chief in Africa? “It was really unexpected at first, but then I felt the joy of being recognized and the heavy responsibility.” Lai Jianfeng, who was crowned chief in Yagbashi City,…
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New record! 12 tumors in 26 years were cured
What is the probability of a person suffering from cancer in his lifetime? What is the probability of suffering from 12 kinds of tumors successively in 26 years? This question, which sounds beyond medical knowledge, is actually a woman’s personal experience. She has been diagnosed with 12 kinds of tumors since she was born, but she has escaped from the shadow of death again and again and is still alive today. What is the probability of a person suffering from cancer in his lifetime? What is the probability of suffering from 12 kinds of tumors successively in 26 years? This question, which sounds beyond medical knowledge, is actually a woman’s…
