Who is the author of Daddy s Flowers Have Fallen 50

The last part of "Old Things in the South of the City" is selected from Lin Haiyin's **, originally titled "Dad's flowers have fallen, and I am no longer a child".

Introduction to Lin Haiyin.

Celebrity name: Lin Haiyin.

Born: March 18, 1918.

Celebrity Title: Celebrity Country: Japan Large Edition.

Related introduction: Name: Lin Haiyin Original name: Lin Hanying Gender: Female Date of birth: March 18, 1918 Place of birth: Japan large version Origin: Miaoli County, Taiwan Province [Collection].

Lin Haiyin, formerly known as Lin Hanying, nicknamed Yingzi, originally from Miaoli County, Taiwan Province, his parents had traveled east to Japan to do business, Lin Haiyin was born in Japan on March 18, 1918, and soon returned to Taiwan, when Taiwan was occupied by Japanese imperialism, his father Lin Huan's father was unwilling to live under the iron hooves of the Japanese invaders, and his family moved to Beijing, and Xiaoyingzi grew up in Beijing. He studied at Beijing Chengnan Changdian Primary School and Beijing Journalism College, and after graduation, he worked as a reporter for "World **". Soon married Xia Chengying, a colleague from the newspaper.

In August 1948, she returned to her hometown Taiwan with her husband and three children, and served as the "Chinese **". In 1953, he edited the supplement of "United Daily News", began to create literary and artistic works, and concurrently served as a teacher of "Wenxing" magazine and the World News School, founded "Pure Literature Magazine" in 1967, and later operated a pure literature publishing house. [Collection].

Lin Haiyin's creation is rich. To date, 18 books have been published. Essay collections "Window" (in collaboration with He Fan), "Two Places", "Guest in the United States", "Night Reading in the Window", "Silhouette Talk Literary World", "The Head of the Family", "Living by the Bookstore", Essay ** Collection "Holly Tree", Short Story ** Collection "Candle Heart", "The Story of Marriage", "Old Things in the South of the City", "Green Algae and Salted Eggs"; The long ** "Spring Breeze", "Xiaoyun", "Meng Zhu's Journey", the radio drama "Weiwei's Weekly Diary", "Lin Haiyin's Selected Works", "Lin Haiyin's Fairy Tale Collection", edited and selected "Modern Chinese Writers and Works", in addition, there are many literary reviews, essays, etc., scattered in Taiwan newspapers and periodicals.

Collect] Collection] Essay collections: "Window", "Two Places", "Visiting the United States", "Reading at Night in the Window", "Silhouette Talk Literary World", "The Head of the Family", "Living by the Bookstore" [Collection].

Long story**: "Spring Breeze", "Xiaoyun", "Mengzhu's Journey" [Collection].

Radio series: "Weiwei's Weekly Diary", "Lin Haiyin's Selected Works", "Lin Haiyin's Fairy Tale Collection" [Collection].

Short story collection: "Candle Heart", "The Story of Marriage", "Old Things in the South of the City", "Green Algae and Salted Eggs" [Collection].

Prose ** Collection: "Holly Tree".

Daddy's Flowers Have Fallen" is an autobiographical article written by modern Chinese writer Lin Haiyin**. It mainly tells the story of Yingzi finally graduating from elementary school and coming to the stage to receive her graduation certificate as a student representative as her father expected. But Dad is seriously ill and can't attend Eiko's graduation ceremony in the hospital.

Yingzi returned home with her graduation certificate, only to learn that her father had passed away. Looking at the scattered flowers in the yard, she clearly realized that her father's flowers had fallen and she had grown up.

The author takes the process of attending the elementary school graduation ceremony as the main line, interspersed with memories of the past, and shows the greatness of father's love. It expresses the author's pain and helplessness at the loss of his father, and expresses his deep gratitude and nostalgia for his father.

The immediate thing is written:

Oleander on the placket (before graduation ceremony).

The bell of the auditorium rang.

Director Han's speech and singing (during the graduation ceremony).

I saw the flowers scattered all over the garden and heard the words of Lao Gao (after the graduation ceremony).

Reminiscing about the past: Recalling the situation of seeing my father in Qu Hospital.

Recall the punishment of lying in bed six years ago.

Dad sent flowers, jackets and money.

Thinking that Dad won't come.

Dad couldn't take care of the flowers due to illness.

Daddy's love for flowers.

Thinking that many people are looking forward to growing up, I recall that I went to the post office to send money to Japan.

Seeing Daddy's flowers falling, I realized that I had grown up.

The sentence that implies my father's imminent death is: Urging myself, I seem to be afraid that I will not be able to catch up with the passage of ten years. The oleander next to it hung down several branches at some point, scattered and scattered, very unpresentable.

I am no longer a child" It can be seen from these places: "I" learned that my father was no longer good, and the first thing I realized was "I am the biggest here, I am a little adult", and then I spoke to Lao Gao, and it was "I have never been so calm, so quiet." ”

When I learned the news of my father's death, the growing up "I" saw that "the thin chicken sister was still snatching Yanyan's gadgets, and the younger brother poured sand into the glass bottle", and the corresponding sentence was: There are also a few small pomegranates that have not grown under the big pot of the pomegranate tree.

The flowers fell", but bore abundant fruit. : That's true. Under the watering and nurturing of his father's love, although "flowers fall" but "fruits are ripe", the growth of "me" and the strength of "me" are the best rewards for him.

When you are growing up, do you yearn or fear of growing up? And give a reason. : This is a question that only you can do, and you must have dialectical thinking and talk about it from the two sides of "growth".

I don't have time to write them all for you, but I would like to remind you that almost all of the above questions are explained in detail and comprehensively in the textbook reference book.