My Childhood Ji Xianlin, My Childhood Author Ji Xianlin Thoughts

They were so poor, alas, if only I had been there at the time.

My childhood.

Ji Xianlin: My childhood recalls my childhood, there is no red, no green, it is gray and yellow.

One of the paranormal events, the wandering child. At 12:13 p.m., a child can be seen walking in the corner of the building, his face cannot be seen, if the news is not spread 5 posts, the family will be ruined, and the heart of the child who died will be killed.

Main content:

Introduce the social environment in which you live; Father and uncle.

The Father's hard life; My highest enjoyment every day; Funny story about stealing dead bread; Introducing my initiation teacher; reminiscing about childhood friends; Explain why I left my hometown.

"My Childhood" is an article written by Ji Xianlin, from "Ji Xianlin's Autobiography".

Mr. Ji Xianlin used his own pen to tell the life process of his life from a child from a poor peasant family in Linqing County, Shandong Province, to a well-known academic master at home and abroad, who has studied both Chinese and Western studies and is well-known at home and abroad, and described the people and things he has encountered in the past 90 years, witnessed the changes of the times, and showed his personal struggle experience and emotional world.

Ji Xianlin's early experience:

On August 6, 1911, he was born in a peasant family in Guanzhuang, Kangzhuang Town, Qingping County, Shandong Province (now Linqing City), and was literate with Ma Jinggong in Qingping before the age of six.

In 1917, he left home and went to Jinan to join his uncle, entered a private school to study, and studied "Hundred Family Names", "Thousand Character Text", "Four Books" and so on.

In 1918 and 1920, he studied in Jinan Shandong Provincial First Normal Primary School and Jinan Xinyu Primary School respectively. I started learning English after class.

After graduating from elementary school in 1923, he was admitted to Zhengyi Middle School. After class, I participated in an ancient Chinese study class, read "Zuo Chuan", "Warring States Policy", "Historical Records", etc., and continued to study English at Shangshi English Society in the evening.

After graduating from junior high school in 1926 and studying at Zhengyi Middle School for half a year, he transferred to the newly established High School Affiliated to Shandong University, during which time he began to learn German.

From 1928 to 1929, Japan invaded China, occupied Jinan, and dropped out of school for a year. He created short stories such as "The Axiom of Civilized People", "Doctor of Medicine", and "Watching Drama", signed by the pen name Xidao, and published in Tianjin's "Yishi Daily".

Ji Xianlin (August 6, 1911 - July 11, 2009) Introduction:

Linqing people, Liaocheng City, Shandong Province, China, the word Xi, and the word Qizang. He is an internationally renowned master of Oriental studies, linguist, writer, Chinese scholar, Buddhist scholar, historian, educator and social activist. He has served as a member of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, honorary president of Liaocheng University, vice president of Peking University, director of the Institute of South Asian Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and a tenured professor at Peking University.

Part I.

1) The chief writer's feelings about childhood.

The second part (2-13) writes about my childhood life.

The first layer (2-10) explains my life background and recalls my childhood life in my hometown.

The second layer (11-13) leaves his hometown, expresses his homesickness, and introduces the social environment in which he lives; the difficult life of my father and uncle; My highest enjoyment every day; Funny story about stealing dead bread; Introducing my initiation teacher; reminiscing about childhood friends; Explain why I left my hometown.

poor families; Hardship of the fathers; memories of eating white flour; childhood buddies; Leaving his hometown in Jinan.

Alienation: estrangement, intimateness of the relationship.

Trivia: Trivial and trivial things.

Doting: Over-pampering (of one's own children).

Awe-inspiring: Solemnly producing an attitude or mood of admiration.

Vientiane renewal: everything or sight in the universe becomes new, lonely: lonely and depressed, with nothing to rely on.

Depend on each other: rely on each other to get by.

Disagree: Don't think it's right. Disagree. It contains contempt: the family is extremely poor, empty, and has four walls to erect muddy nightmares: the description is confused, ignorant and ignorant.

Habitual: often do something or common a certain phenomenon, become a habit, and feel very normal.

1. For Mr. Ji's life in that era, materially: he ate red sorghum bread; There is no money to buy salt; "Half a white-flour steamed bun" is the most delicious thing in the author's eyes. It tells us that in our beautiful life now, we must understand that "to be born in happiness we must know blessings".

2. These sesame mung bean-like little things around the author are out-and-out trivial things around me, which make me inexhaustible for life.

3. Poverty is wealth, which makes people active, enterprising, simple, overcoming difficulties, and achieving success; Comfort makes people lazy, vulnerable, and accomplished nothing.