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<p>本系列博客以“解读经典、邂逅流行，让书籍走进日常”为核心定位，每期聚焦1本国内经典或流行书籍，用10分钟时间梳理核心内容、提炼思想精髓，并结合当下生活给出阅读启示。如果你想听什么样的书籍，也欢迎告诉我们，我们会整理成对应的英文解读内容。</p><p>今天第一期我们来讲《围城》The source provides a detailed summary and analysis of Qian Zhongshu’s novel, <em><strong>Fortress Besieged</strong></em> (<em>Wéichéng</em>), describing it as a “wisdom monument” in modern Chinese literature that uses <strong>mocking humor to deconstruct life's predicaments</strong>. The text explains that the novel centers on the protagonist <strong>Fang Hongjian's meandering life</strong>, illustrating the core theme that <strong>"life everywhere is a besieged fortress"</strong> across three main areas: romance, career, and marriage. A crucial aspect discussed is the author's <strong>linguistic artistry</strong>, characterized by a "feast of metaphors" and scholarly humor that critiques the hypocrisy and moral weakness of China's intellectual class during the Republican era. Ultimately, the summary argues that the narrative about the inability ...