What is the full text of Lilies ?

On the surface, it refers to the lilies on the quilt of the new daughter-in-law, and at a deeper level, it expresses the pure and noble feelings of the military and the people represented by the new daughter-in-law and the correspondent, implying that there is a pure flower between the army and the people, showing the pure feelings between the army and the people.

The "I" in Lilies is not only a narrator, but also a character full of emotions and character, and a unique female perspective is an important feature of **. This is mainly achieved through the character of "I".

Although the work is mainly about the holy relationship between the little correspondent and the new daughter-in-law, "I" is an indispensable threading character between the little correspondent and the new daughter-in-law, and is the narrator of the story and an important promoter of the plot development. Therefore, "I" is not only the bearer of the "first-person" mode of the work, but also an artistic image in the work.

"Lilies" explains:

Lilies" is a short story created by Ru Zhijuan**, ** with the Huaihai Battle in the Liberation War as the background, describing the Mid-Autumn Festival night in 1946, before the army launched a general offensive, the little correspondent sent the female soldiers of the art troupe "I" to the front line bandaging station, and they went to the bandaging center to borrow a quilt from a new daughter-in-law who had just passed the door for three days.

It shows the noble and pure interpersonal relations during the war years, and praises the beauty of human nature and human feelings. "Lilies" is a masterpiece that skillfully combines political themes with human aesthetic implications. It takes the front-line bandaging station in a certain place during the Liberation War as a specific environment, tells the sincere friendship between people during the war years, praises the ordinary and noble character of Xiaozhan, and expresses the author's aesthetic feelings.

As follows:

Part 1 (verses 1-5): The lily bears its first bud by her faith.

Part 2 (verses 6-13): In the face of contempt, ridicule, and persuasion, the lilies are unmoved, and finally bloom into beautiful flowers.

Part 3 (verses 14-17): The lilies finally win the love of the people.

Excerpt from the original text. In a remote valley, there is a cliff thousands of feet high. I don't know when, a small lily grew on the edge of the cliff.

When the lily is first born, it looks exactly like a weed. However, it knew in its heart that it was not a weed.

In the depths of its heart, there is a pure thought: "I am a lily, not a weed." The way to prove that I am a lily is to produce beautiful flowers. ”

With this thought, Lily struggled to absorb the moisture and sunlight, took deep roots, and held her chest straight.

Finally, on a spring morning, the top of the lily bears its first buds.

Lily's heart was very happy, but the nearby weeds were very disdainful, and they laughed at Lily in private: "This guy is obviously a grass, but he says that he is a flower, and he really thinks he is a flower." I don't think it's a bud on the top, it's a tumor. ”

The characters and events in the creative background "Lilies" are not from real people and real events, but the battles and the time and place of the battles described in ** are real. In the Mid-Autumn Festival of 1946, the battle of the general attack on the coast began, and Ru Zhijuan did the combat service work in the front line of the general attack regiment. Her first job at the bandaging facility was to borrow quilts.

Once the battle began, she was tasked with recording the names of the fallen warriors, contemplating their family and friends, their wishes, and the secrets of their hearts.

"When I was assigned a job, I got acquainted with an honest, shy correspondent, and through our conversation I learned that he was "my" fellow. When he borrowed a quilt from the people for the army, he began to find a new daughter-in-law to borrow, but he did not borrow it, and "I" learned that I helped him later, and finally borrowed the dowry of the new daughter-in-law--- a new quilt with lilies on a red background. He also hung his clothes torn.

Later, he went back, but left me two dried steamed buns. "I" asked a few women to help scrub the wounded soldiers, including the new daughter-in-law. At first, a correspondent was sent, and "I" was still nervous, and I was relieved to find out that it was not him.

Later, a correspondent who sent a hail book, saw the torn clothes, "I" knew that it was him, very worried, and later learned from his comrades-in-arms that he was slandered to protect the medical team, and when the doctor came, he had died, and the new daughter-in-law was concentrating on sewing clothes for him, and finally, the new daughter-in-law put her dowry on him. to show respect for him.

The theme idea "Lilies" is a masterpiece that skillfully combines political themes with human aesthetic implications. It uses the front-line bandaging station in a certain place during the Liberation War as a specific environment, tells the sincere friendship between people during the war years, praises the ordinary and noble character of the little soldier, expresses the author's aesthetic feelings, and expresses the return of humanity and the call for truth, goodness and beauty [7]. On the surface, it shows the military and civilian fish and water conditions in the war era, but on a deeper level, it praises the beauty of human nature and human feelings.

It tells people that even in the war years, people's love for life and beauty has not been extinguished. The article writes that the few branches that the little correspondent inserted in the muzzle of the gun were more like a camouflage than an ornament, and later "in the barrel of his gun, I don't know when, there was another wild chrysanthemum, and together with those branches, trembling in his ears." These descriptions are all about the love of beauty of the little correspondent.

And the little correspondent is embarrassed to walk with lesbians; the guilt and sympathy for the new daughter-in-law when he learns that the quilt he borrowed from the new daughter-in-law is the only dowry; The new daughter-in-law is so shy that she only agrees to give "me" a hand when caring for the wounded, and the narration of the process of sacrificing herself to save others by the little correspondent shows a strong love for humanity. The heroic feat of the little correspondent sacrificing his life to save the life of the stretcher bearer is the highest and best love in the world, showing his noble personality and revealing the author's call for a better humanity.