What does the last sentence in the cousin s drive mean?

Because my cousin and I had the same experience and similar experiences, we were not ideal children in the eyes of our families. I received less praise and more criticism, which caused me to feel sorry for my cousin's sympathy. This ending shows the author's ridicule and denial of the parents' desire for their children to become Jackie Chan, sympathy for the lack of space for independent development of children, and thoughts on family education.

The use of "driving" here shows a complex psychological reaction of "me" to my mother's grand reception of my cousin, including ridicule, disgust, envy or curiosity for my cousin, and finally ending the whole text with "sorrow of tears".

(1) My cousin greets "me" in English, and "I" in Chinese.

2) Play with model airplanes.

3) "I" and my cousin play shooting.

Mother: Criticize me, scold me for being a monkey reincarnation, and be naturally rude.

Auntie: Praise me and be an audience with great interest.

5.First of all, "I" was afraid that my excellent cousin would make "me" see each other, and hoped that they would not come. But after my cousin came, "I" was praised by my aunt, and "I" was more confident, so I wanted them to stay.

Because my cousin's mother, like her own mother, always talks about her own children and praises other people's children.

They may not know that this hurts a child's self-esteem deeply.

Therefore, I feel a kind of pathos and grievances of a man shedding tears, so incomprehensible.

A painful feeling of not being understood.

The "I" in "Cousin Drives" is: a lively, assertive, hands-on, athletic, and unconfident person; "Cousin" is a person who is elegant, modest, polite, loves to learn, and is not confident.

"My Cousin Arrives" is from the famous contemporary children's literature writer - Qin Wenjun, and was selected as the first lesson of the first semester Chinese textbook of the seventh grade of the Shanghai Education Edition.

The main content of "Cousin Arrives":

At first, I didn't want my cousin to come to my house. But after my cousin arrived, we got along well, and I didn't want him to go. During the meal, my mother kept praising my cousin, which made me very happy.

Suddenly, the weather went bad, and my cousin and they had to stay. After the meal, I overheard a conversation between my aunt and my cousin, and found that my cousin and I had the same experiences and experiences, which aroused my pathos for my cousin's sympathy.

I am a lively, cheerful, assertive and unconfident person. My cousin is a humble man.

1 All 1Because mom and aunt are the same, they both want to encourage their children to be motivated by praising other children. But this can be a serious blow to a child's self-confidence. "I" and my cousin have always been poisoned by the tea of adults.

2.Because mom always wants her child to be flawless and doesn't want her child to have shortcomings. Adults often only compare their children's shortcomings with the strengths of others, so that the results of natural comparisons will be unsatisfactory.

1 You and your cousin have been rejected by your cousin

2 One coarse cover 3 ugliness One big cover 3 uglies covers 6 ugliness Of course you can't compare to him.

4.(1) My cousin greets "me" in English, and "I" in Chinese.

2) Play with model airplanes.

3) "I" and my cousin play shooting.

Mother: Criticize me, scold me for being a monkey reincarnation, and be naturally rude.

Auntie: Praise me, be an audience with great interest.

5.First of all, "I" was afraid that the excellent cousin hail would make "me" see each other awkwardly, and hoped that they would not come. But after my cousin came, "I" was praised by my aunt, and it was "I" who became more confident and made trouble, so I wanted them to stay.