《夏先生的故事》夏先生的人生历程

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P8: "If you didnt grab onto the branch with both hands at that moment, you would fall straight to the ground like a stone according to Galileos law of free fall, which was discovered by the Italian scientist 400 years ago and still valid today."

P12: "Not only can my gaze go beyond my own yard, but it can also reach beyond other peoples yards, even the lake and the plain beyond the lake."

P27: "It still echoes in my ears and is unforgettable."

P64: "I just came down from there."

P65: "The blue sky formed a clear image, albeit the size of an ant, against which the surroundings are contrasted."

P67: "At that time, I knew nothing about the laws of gyroscopes that caused this wonderful phenomenon, especially the so-called mechanical rotation impulse conservation law."

P68: "If it werent for the necessity, I might not have learned how to ride a bike."

P72: "Only in very few cases, when a student has studied exceptionally well and played the Czerny exercises accurately, did Miss Fonkel walk to the center of the room at the end of class."

P77: "Finally arrived at Miss Fonkels villa."

P78: "Even extremely small sounds such as a car engine are disturbing."

P79: "To be on the safe side, I have developed the habit of leaving home at 2:30 every time."

P81, 82: "But now Miss Fonkel accused me falsely, saying that I did not sweat and struggled to ride a bicycle to attend piano lessons."

P82: "I was speechless and shocked by this shameless act, so I cried in despair."

P83: "Despite this, I still believe…"

P91: "The voice was harsh and piercing, to the point where my ears, which were almost deafened due to excessive tension, could hear it clearly."

P93: "I could barely take a step, let alone ride a bike."

P93, 94: "What really chilled and angered me was that I finally realized…"

P98: "Until the light suddenly appeared through the branches above me during the day."

P100: "And through this, my thoughts turned to my longing for a funeral full of familial love."

P114: "You can enter and leave public restaurants and hotels freely before 10 pm without the company of parents and/or guardians."

P121, 122: "In addition, this long and narrow tarred road was still darker than the walls and fences on one side of the road and the shrubs on the other side, even in the pitch-black night. So, as long as you ride toward the darkest place, you can be sure of the direction."