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Juvenile Leap Earth. The earth is a lively and lovely child, and is an expressive teenager. Juvenile Runtu was not poisoned by feudal thoughts, he was the image of a simple, healthy, lively, clever and brave rural boy penned by Mr. Lu Xun.

In the text, the author talks about several things such as watching melons and thorns, catching birds in the snow, collecting shellfish on the seaside, and watching jumping fish in the tide to show the characteristics of leap soil, showing the rich knowledge and broad vision of leap soil. And the middle-aged leap earth has a deep barrier with "me", becoming numb and ignorant, pinning his hopes on the gods. I hope you are satisfied with this answer.

Leap soil. You have to keep your own hands, you want to live a happy life, I'm still waiting for you to come to me to play, why don't you go to the Qingchao melon field together, I miss that time?

I want to say to the young man that I was just like him, who grew up with me at the beginning, and these companions gradually became envious of that class division, and he just recognized the state and filmed real life, and I saw in him the shadow of my self-renting, and sometimes, life was really helpless.

What else can you say, at this time and that time, what you could do back then, now many people can't do it, and they are suspected of violating the law. If the leap soil is in the current finch Qi imitation, it may only be able to stay at home,,Brush the brush**,It's a fiber to play a game.。

"Juvenile Leap Land" is selected from "Hometown".

This article created an image of a young man who was "smart, witty, brave, and well-informed" in Lu Xun's eyes. Mr. Lu Xun contrasted "me" with "my" friends to highlight the image of leap earth. It makes a huge contrast with the middle-aged leap earth.

This article is an interlude in **"Hometown", and the title "Juvenile Leap Land" was added after being selected into the language book. "Juvenile Leap Land" is the seventeenth lesson of the fifth unit of the first volume of the sixth grade of the Chinese language book of the People's Education Edition and the twenty-sixth lesson of the sixth unit of the second volume of the fifth grade of the Chinese S edition.

Character introduction

Juvenile Runtu: It is the image of a simple, healthy, lively, clever, brave, intelligent, capable, well-informed and shy rural teenager in Lu Xun's pen.

I": I am a young master, my family was good when I was young, but my family began to decline, and when I grew up, I left my hometown to work hard. When he returned to his hometown after entering middle age, he encountered leap soil when he was about to pick up his family.

The "purple round face" indicates that the leap soil often works and is in good health; "Wearing a small felt hat" shows that Runtu is a child living in the countryside in the south of the Yangtze River; "The silver collar with Dai Ming dangling around the neck" writes the cuteness of the boy's leap earth.

From these appearances, it can be seen that the young Runtu is a very healthy and lovely rural child.

Runtu, the character in Lu Xun**'s "Hometown", the prototype of reality Zhang Runshui. In the text, the author focuses on creating the image of the young and middle-aged people in the leap soil, and gives deep sympathy for the working people. Runtu has become a typical peasant image in China.

At the same time, "Leap Earth" is also the name of a song created by young film and television actor Qin Yiming. Runtu has a feudal ideology and a strong sense of hierarchy, and he still has the same feelings for Mr. Lu Xun, and sympathy is greater than criticism.

The Leap Land is an experience of Lu Xun returning to his hometown from Beijing in 1919, but it profoundly summarizes the history of China's rural economy withering and peasants' increasingly impoverished lives in the first three decades of 1921, especially in the decade after the Xinhai Revolution, and reflects the social outlook of that era. In December 1919, Lu Xun returned to his hometown of Shaoxing from Beijing, sold the former residence of Xintaimen with more than 10 families of the same clan, and brought his mother, third brother and family members to Beijing. This time back in the countryside, his childhood partner, farmer Zhang Yunshui, specially went from the seaside countryside to the city to visit Lu Xun.

Zhang Yanshui was just over 30 years old, his face was already full of wrinkles, and he described it as haggard, telling the tragic situation of "it is always difficult to be a person in the countryside, and it is always necessary to donate three or four times when you take out a little thing", which aroused Lu Xun's deep sympathy. Later, Lu Xun artistically reproduced the experience of returning to his hometown in ** "Hometown", and took Zhang Runshui as the prototype to create a profound and timeless character image of Runtu. ** It is written in the first person, and the thoughts and feelings of "I" in it truly reflect Lu Xun's thoughts and feelings, but this is a literary work, after fiction and imagination

The original text of Lu Xun's middle-aged leap soil is as follows:

One day it was a very cold afternoon, I had lunch, sat and drank tea, and felt that someone outside had come in, so I looked back. When I saw it, I couldn't help but be very surprised, and hurriedly stood up and walked towards it.

This is the intercalary earth. Although I knew it was leap earth at first sight, it was not the leap earth I remembered. He doubled in stature; The round face, which had been purple, had turned grayish-yellow, and had been deeply wrinkled; His eyes were like his father's, and they were swollen and red, and I knew that those who farmed by the sea were probably like this when the sea breeze blew all day long.

On his head was a tattered felt hat, and only a very thin cotton coat on his body, and he was covered in tears; He carried a paper bag and a long pipe, and it was not the red round hand I remembered, but it was thick, clumsy, and cracked, like pine bark.

1. "Ah! There are endless wonders in the heart of the earth, which my usual friends do not know. 【Analysis】 "Endless wonders" means that the land is rich in knowledge and well-informed.

This is because Runtu has participated in labor since he was a child and lives in a vast world. "My usual friend" refers to the young master of a wealthy family. This sentence expresses admiration and envy for the leap earth.

2. "Like me, they only saw the sky at the four corners of the high wall in the courtyard. [Analysis] This sentence is to say that "I" and "usual friends" live in the deep.