Romance && Reality

Nowadays, campuses across China witness a frenzy for fantasy fictions, which dominates almost the entire online most-viewed booklist. Those fictionss, unlike the epics of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and Chronicles of Narnia, which are both educational and thought-provoking, concerns scarcely anything about the real life. Their only and eternal theme is romance and heroism.

To illustrate the danger of such reading materials, I’d like to take my own experience as an example.

During my high school life, I’ve encountered some of those bestsellers, which includes the series of Mirror by the Moon, and the epic of Soushenji by Fox under the Tree. All of them boast a dashing style of writing. The authors generously employed exaggerating words to depict a romantic world where all the virgin beauties’ life-purpose was to get captured by a handsome hero. Besides the lofty writing skills, the whole story can always be neatly summarized as a multi-role-amativeness under the background of several independent wars (since most heroines are supposed to be princesses). However, at that time, those stories nicely fitted in my born-with heroic dreams. At once I got addicted and threw away the coming college entrance exams.

I would not say that the sermons of teachers and my parents had changed me intrinsically, because the hatred of obedience is also part of my nature. Actually it’s the education I received and the books I’ve previously read that had gradually persuaded me from indulging in those idle daydreams.

Having experienced all the ridiculousness and self-questioning, finally I’ve discovered that, of all the successful and venerable persons in the world, most lived a strictly disciplined life, and none has been transported to the mad degree of romance addiction. Except for Marcus Antonius, the half partner of the empire of Rome, whereas he was indeed a voluptuous man and inordinate, thus he died tragically in the war with August.

Romance is such an alluring temptation that few can reject. As adolescents, we are easy to step into its trap and therefore should be wide-awake of such passion. Poets of the ancient times have warned us: the eager pursuers for Helena quitted both wealth and wisdom. That’s why we shall take special alertness towards it.

We are advisable and ingenious people, blessed with the gift of intelligence and civilization. We are supposed to become honorable and worthy persons who make great contributions to the society. To surrender to appetency and to immerse in romance, that’s the behavior of the illiterate primitives. And to make the full value of our lives, we must face the reality of the society and take our part of responsibilities.

讨厌这个话题。军军真变态！！！Romance是什么我都没搞清楚，居然就要发议论了？！我能吃得几两饭，读过几本书，哪里就有胆子谈这种人生大命题了？！只能写些又大又空的屁话交差了。

问题有n个，n>10，先挑显而易见的三个。

首先是严重跑题，对Romance本意阐述极模糊，一忽儿是小说里的玄幻世界，一忽儿是本性里的英雄情怀，最后居然归结到爱情里去了，实在是思想深度认识层次问题！！！

其次是文体混乱，第一节明明是议论文的开头，接下来居然没话可说到自暴家丑了，于是写成了记叙文，叙完整个故事也就算了，偏偏字数不够，又胡凑了几段议论进去。

最为不可饶恕的，Reality其实根本没提，只为了呼应文题，不至于太牛头不对马嘴，才挂羊头卖狗肉地硬塞了几个Real进去。

归根结底，该文荒诞不经，满纸胡言，不值一看。

军军你分明是为了满足畸形心理需求才逼我们写这种狗屎文的。不过我大人有大量，原谅你一回了；下不为例哦。