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面对人生的选择，你会追寻心里的月亮还是捡起脚下的六便士？岁月会湮没大多数被生活磨平的心灵，但总有某个闪亮的存在像一道光点燃了麻木的我们乏味的日常，当你明白原来人生可以这般自由，你的世界也像蒙上了奇异的光彩。月光倾撒而下，执着于内心是一件多么难得又美好的事儿。
个人推荐指数五星，这本书的作者是毛姆代表作。
本文采用第一人称的视角叙述。主人公是一名作家，认识了思特里克兰德一家。这个家庭看上去美满幸福，但是思特里克兰德先生总是显得缺乏活力。不久之后思特里克兰德离开了家庭，去了巴黎，决心寻找自己的“艺术”。主人公找到思特里克兰德，他决心挣扎出这种生活。思特里克兰德太太后来找到了谋生的技能，过得很好。五年之后主人公在巴黎见到了思特里克兰德，他过得穷困潦倒，但是依然沉浸在自己的梦想中，从未觉得后悔。在追求艺术的过程中，他的才能也渐渐得到认可。后来思特里克兰德决定抛弃文明生活，来到了接近原始的南太平洋群岛的塔希提岛，与主人公偶然相逢。思特里克兰德娶了一名土著姑娘，并且生了三个孩子，度过了三年短暂的幸福时光。后来孩子们死了，他也得了麻风病。最后在失明的时候在墙上完成了一幅力作。土著妻子埋葬了他，并且遵照他的遗愿，把他的遗作予以销毁，尽管主人公惋惜不已。而主人公也在他的绘画中理解了他的追求。
1开始我对Charles 非常讨厌，我觉得这个人极度以自我为中心，恩将仇报，太冷漠，没有责任心，但是到了后来，他来到小岛上过上幸福生活，也为他高兴，得了麻风病之后，受他人的冷漠，自己的孩子也死掉，感到好哀的。
2一个人到了四十岁突然醒悟过来，追求自己儿时的理想，抛弃老婆和孩子，一个人跑到巴黎。需要多大的勇气和决心"rest":"。<br /><br />3一个女人刚开始得知自己的男人跟外面的女人跑了，她说她会原谅他，到死也等着他回来，永远爱着他。后来才知道自己的男人为了画画去了巴黎，情感上并没有出轨，但是再也不回来，她永远恨这个男人，永远不会原谅他。咋一听觉得多么奇怪的逻辑。可是我站在这个女人的角度去思考，可能前者这个女人将自己与其它的女人比较，知道外面有更优秀的女人，更优秀的女人把自己的丈夫勾引去了。后者则是把自己和物品相比较，一个活生生的人和画相比较，而自己的丈夫却选择了画，这是女人所不能原谅的。<br /><br />4我最同情的是没有画画天赋的男二号画家，圣母心大发，接来病弱的Strickland 先生画家养病，Strickland 先生画家的病好了，自己的老婆被拐走了。一段时间后自己的老婆因为得不到Strickland 的爱自杀了。<br /><br />5Strickland 是一个开挂的人，自从画画后，不管走到哪里都能吸引一大波妹子上钩，却口口声声说自己不再爱了，天理在哪里，最后还是在丛林找了个十几岁妹子结了婚，做人能不能真诚点。<br /><br />6理想与现实，Charles 最后实现了自己的艺术上成就，可是一生的现实却过的好苦逼。他的作品最后没能给他丛林同患难的妻子和孩子过上幸福的生活，而是荣誉都落在了前妻身上，我觉得好不公平啊。<br /><br />7这本书的最高潮是最后的四分之一。<br /><br />摘抄<br />We were like tramcars running on their lines from terminus to terminus.<br />As lovers, the difference between men and women is that women can love all day long, but men only at times.<br />They are strangers in their birthplace.<br />He had achieved that what he wanted. He had made a world and saw that it was good. Then, in pride and contempt, he destroyed it."
This is the first time that I have the pleasure of perusing Maugham's work. When it comes to Maugham and his book The Moon and Sixpence, I confer myself the responsibility on introducing you the person who recommended this book to me about 5 years ago. She was a graceful lady with a wide experience of life. Neither her dressing nor her style of conversation were impeccable. She was the very person who taught me, as a woman, how to lead a free and easy life. Books, especially masterpieces almost fill my hungry mind. I wouldn't like to conceal the truth that I'm such a sentimental guy who is sti"rest":"ll immersed in the book finished reading for a while, but with a smart mind to reflect what exactly the author wanted to tell. The moon and the sixpence VS the immaterial and material life, don't they say the same thing? There is a huge amount of people who select to be slaves of power or money, whereas some grave minds choose to be masters of destiny. How to live and what kind of people you wanna be? This just depends on your choice."
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he said women were all the same,all they need was love,they wanted to possess you,both physically and spiritually,they can do anything for love,but they can not do just one thing-leave him alone. so he left his wife, he did not care when blanche commited suicide for him. he cared nothing irrelevant. he was unfit. but he was lucky to have come to tahiti,he was lucky to have ata,the only woman loved him and accepted him.but over all, he is both resentful and pitiful. a tragic character. but who am i here to judge? maybe keep an open mind, and mind only my own business.
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