���� In my opinion, "Literature is a kind of intellectual light which like the light of the sun, may sometime enable us to see what we do not like" by Samuel Johnson means the "life is a kind of light of sun may sometime enable us to see what we do not like."� I agree with this statement, it's true for me.

���� I recently read a book which title is Things Fall Apart by Achebe.� It talks about a strong man, Okonkwo, whose life is dominated by fear and anger in Africa.� It has remarkable economy
and subtle irony.� The viewpoint of the story is third person.� It's a sad story to read.
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���� The first reason is that Okonkwo's family is full of happiness.� They look like the light of sun. The second is at the situation of the time.� The white people have no sense by making all
black people slaves.
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���� That is what I don't like, and don't want to see.� I can't believe that happened to him.� The third point is he wanted to violate with other group in Africa, and they almost escaped and he had to kill one of his friends.� It's sad.

���� I felt so sad for Okonkwo.� It's painful for me to read thending of the story.� Life isn't easy for everyone, but everyone has to be strong to survive life.
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