Childhood The Story of the Grandfather 10

Me and my grandfather. My grandfather lived in the town.

When I was born, my grandfather was in his 60s, and when I was four or five years old, my grandfather was almost 70.

I have a big garden with bees, butterflies, dragonflies, grasshoppers, everything. There are white butterflies and yellow butterflies. This butterfly is extremely small and not very pretty. The beautiful ones are the big red butterflies, covered in gold dust.

The dragonfly is golden, the grasshopper is green, and the bee is buzzing and flying, covered with fluff, and falls on a flower, and the fat and round one is as immobile as a small furball.

The garden is bright, red and green, fresh and beautiful.

The sun is very big in the garden, the sky is very high, and the sun is so bright that people can't open their eyes, so bright that earthworms dare not burrow out of the ground, and bats dare not fly out of any dark place. Anything that is under the sun is healthy and beautiful, and even a big tree will sound when you pat it, and it will be as if you are standing on the opposite side of the earthen wall.

The flowers bloomed, as if the flowers had woken up. The bird flies, as if the bird had gone to heaven. The bug screamed, as if the bug was talking.

Everything is alive. They all have infinite abilities, and they can do whatever they want. Whatever you want, you can do it.

It's all free. If you are willing to climb on the shelf, you will climb on the shelf, and if you are willing to climb on the house, you will climb on the house. If the cucumber is willing to bloom a yellow flower, it will bloom a yellow flower, and if it is willing to bear a cucumber, it will bear a cucumber.

If they don't want to, not even a cucumber will bear fruit, not a single flower will bloom, and no one will ask it. The corn grows as tall as he wants, and if he wants to grow into heaven, no one cares. Butterflies flew casually, one moment a pair of yellow butterflies flew from the wall, and the next a white butterfly flew away from the wall.

Where did they come from, and to whose house did they fly? The sun doesn't know this either.

It's just that the sky is blue, high and far away, ......

Don't forget that you changed your grandfather to your grandfather.

1. She knows many beautiful folk tales, which are all about mercy for the poor and weak, and singing the praises of justice and light. The God she believes in is also amiable and lovable, and kind to others.

2. When she saw Xiao Cigang, who was abandoned by her parents, she adopted him despite her grandfather's opposition and treated him like her own son.

3. Whenever my grandfather cleaned me up, she would always come to comfort me.

4. The son treated her like an enemy and injured her, but the grandmother reminded her son to run away at a critical moment.

5. A fire broke out in a dyeing workshop, and the whole family was at a loss, but my grandmother wrapped herself in a quilt, rushed into the fire desperately, and moved out a bucket of sulfuric acid that could cause **. Then, direct everyone to put out the fire.

He knows a lot of beautiful folk tales.

My childhood grandfather was a greedy, stingy, cruel man who often beat his grandmother and children, ruthlessly exploited his workers, and encouraged his helpers to steal. My grandfather was cruel and ruthless, selfish and cruel, savage and rude, beating and scolding people at every turn, hysterical attacks even if something unsatisfactory happened, and he was hot-tempered, perverse, greedy, selfish, and annoying.

Childhood is by the Soviet writer Maxim Gorky.

The first part of the autobiographical ** trilogy based on his own experience (the other two are "In the World" and "My University".

The work tells the story of Alyosha's childhood from the age of three to the age of ten, and vividly reproduces the Tsarist Russia in the seventies and eighties of the 19th century.

The living conditions of the lower classes of people write about Gorky's understanding of suffering, his unique views on social life, and there is an endless wave of hope and strength surging between the lines.

Childhood" The specific image of the grandmother.

1. My grandmother is kind-hearted. The young man, Tsika, was an abandoned baby, and on a rainy night, his grandmother picked him up, and his grandfather wanted to take him to the police station, but his grandmother persuaded his grandfather and adopted him.

2. My grandmother was brave and calm. When a fire broke out in the workshop, everyone panicked, only she rushed into the fire, grabbed a barrel of sulfate, and then calmly commanded. Another time, my grandmother saw five small citizens beating a countryman, and my grandmother rushed towards them with a flat pole and stabbed them bravely.

3. My grandmother was obedient and patient. In order to compete for the family property, the uncles often stirred up trouble, but the grandmother never bothered with her sons, and always suffered silently. His grandmother was innocent, but his grandfather beat him a lot, and on one occasion he refused to let Alyosha tell his mother, Varia.

Extended Materials: 1. Background of the Creation.

Childhood is the first in Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. As early as the 90s of the 19th century, Gorky had the idea of writing biographical works. Between 1908 and 1910, Lenin visited Gorky's apartment on the Italian island of Capri, where he told him more than once about his childhood and adolescence.

Once, Lenin said to Gorky: "You should write everything out, old friend, you must write it!" It's all very educational, excellent!

Gorky said: "One day in the future, I will write ......."Soon, he fulfilled that promise.

2. The influence of the work.

Childhood is a unique autobiography. It is not like most autobiographies that create a portrait of a protagonist. It is more like a long scroll of colorful oil paintings, restoring an era, a life in a family.

In this life, there are many protagonists. Whether it is beautiful or ugly, they all stand in front of the reader at the same time and impact the reader's heart. With its unique art form, profound ideological content and unique artistic characteristics, "Childhood" occupies an important position in the history of Russian and Soviet literature and even world literature, and has incomparable artistic value.

Alyosha. Maternal grandfather name: Kahirin maternal grandmother:

Akulina Ivanovna The names and personality traits of the characters in "Childhood": Father Pyshkov (craftsman, honest, dutiful) Mother Varvara (hardworking and kind lower-class woman) Stepfather Evgeny Maksimov (short-tempered, often beats his wife) Maternal grandfather Kashilin (**, cruel, Zhaono is selfish, greedy, miserly) Maternal grandmother Akulina Ivanovna (hardworking, kind, intelligent and capable, loves life) Protagonist Alyosha (kind, strong, brave, pure, Capable people lead, have faith) Great Uncle Mikhail (selfish, greedy) Little Uncle Yakov.

Selfish, greedy) aunt Natalia (gentle, cowardly) cousin Sasha of Yakov.

Submissive, numb) Cousin Mikhail's Sasha (silent, melancholy) Partner Little Tsgang (an outcast, cheerful and lively, very friendly with the protagonist, but later tragically killed) Old Spine Ruler Craftsman Grigory (Integrity, Duty) Nanny Evgenya.

Jolly and kind) Tenant "good thing" (knowledgeable, taciturn).