Reading "Swanns way" - as if remembering with Proust
When reading the "combray" part, I clearly understood the author's unique writing style and thus recorded some of my insights into the author's articles. The author takes his thoughts as the central point and combines his feelings and vague associations when he is not awake with reality. There are many memories and feelings of his life in different places in the past in the vast space. Still, when the fragments of these memories come to an end, it is found that the author's body is still fixed, a small space constructed by a bed middle. The author's range of physical activity is not extensive, but the divergence of thought is extensive. The author's recollections contain many metaphors, which vividly describe his mood in the environment at that time. When the fragments of the recollection make the author feel unhappy, the metaphors used are primarily negative, distorted and oppressive. And when pieces of memory are nostalgic, the metaphors become open, bri...