The last article in the book of childhood: the feelings of wandering life

I read Gorky's book "Childhood", which vividly depicts the tragic childhood of the protagonist Alyosha. Alyosha's parents died, and his grandfather was very short-tempered, and only his grandmother loved him. His grandfather didn't like him very much, and his two uncles hated him even more.

In such a harsh environment, he came over. In fact, Alyosha is based on Gorky himself, and Gorky uses the character of Alyosha to describe his childhood. This made me deeply appreciate the ugliness of the people of that era.

Gorky's childhood was so tragic compared to what we have now!

How happy we are to be pampered by our parents. Sitting in a spacious and bright classroom every day, listening to the teacher's lectures; When you go home, there are big fish and big meat waiting for you to taste; Whatever you want, you'll be given what you want; If someone bullies you, adults will not hesitate to teach that person a hard lesson. And what about Gorky's time?

Gorky rarely had a peaceful life, and almost every day someone hurt him, insulted him, and bullied him. I also don't understand, why do those people do such things that harm others and themselves? Are these meaningless things worth them doing?

Therefore, we should cherish the happy and happy life we have now. We must grasp the tail of childhood, study hard, and don't be in the midst of blessings without knowing blessings. With such an excellent learning environment and such a beautiful childhood, if we don't study hard, we will be so sorry for our parents.

Now, seeing that childhood is about to leave, ushering in a vibrant teenager, let us cherish the last moment of childhood, a little careless, childhood will leave us, seize the last time of childhood, leave us the best impression of childhood!

Childhood is a satirical **, the author Gorky with the help of the character of Alyosha, vividly showed the things he did when he was a child, with the help of two characters with different personalities of his maternal grandparents, and his aunt and uncle, and the character of the rest of the children will vividly show the social atmosphere at that time, and write specifically and richly.

I happened to be reading this book exposing and attacking the ills of the petty burghers that had been formed over the centuries in old Russia.

Under the light of the sun, I finished reading this thick "Childhood", and suddenly I felt an inexplicable sense of shame and remorse in my heart, thinking of the huge difference between my life and Gorky.

He lost his father at the age of four and followed his kind grandmother to his grandfather's house. Here he knew many things, and saw many things clearly, and he saw clearly the two uncles who were selfish, greedy, and rude; the unpretentious friend "Little Tsika"; a stingy, petty, greedy, tyrannical, and brutal grandfather; Every day lives in cruelty, ignorance, intrigue and quarrels between relatives, and from the good and the evil-evil, Alyosha ignorantly understands some truths.

Compared to him, our childhood was splendid and happy; There is no pain and struggle, and I have been living carefree. From this point of view, we are very different from Alyosha, we have a lot, but we are still not satisfied, we just want to be better in the world, more to want. Yes, we often stretch out our hands to our parents' clothes and open our mouths when we eat, just to let our parents shelter ourselves from the wind and rain, and never have to wander alone in the "world".

Now, it is enough for us to repent of our extravagant hopes, to stop wasting anything, and to learn to cherish what we have now.

From now on, we should stand on our own feet, don't just think about retreating, escaping or taking shortcuts when we encounter difficulties, we should have confidence in ourselves, there will always be something or someone in life who will make you miserable or even desperate, but we should be like how the author persists. In this way, you can find joy in pain and hope in despair. Yes, the darkness passes, the dawn will always come, and as long as you still have undying faith in everything and know how to cherish what you have, then your light will definitely come, because you know how to cherish.