About 800 words after reading in childhood, and 800 words after reading childhood

This winter vacation, I read Gorky's autobiographical ** "Childhood", which touched me deeply.

Gorky was born into a poor family of carpenters. During the brutal reign of the Tsar, Gorky suffered a lot: he lost his father at a young age, but he was abused by his maternal grandfather. The people around him were so selfish, greedy, and full of hatred ......

Gorky's childhood was so miserable, and compared to him, I was much happier.

I was born in a small city, although it is not too prosperous, but every family is considered to be well-off. Mom and Dad's salary is also quite a lot, thousands a month. I went from a chubby baby to a child, and it was time for school.

walked into the campus overflowing with the fragrance of books, and also became a student. A fulfilling day began with the sound of reading. The teacher enthusiastically imparts our knowledge, the students ** each other, we are like a small sapling, receiving the nourishment of the spring breeze and rain - absorbing more and better knowledge and thriving.

In this ocean of knowledge, I ended my happy childhood and began to mature.

I live in a socialist country full of humanitarianism, where there are no whips, no beatings, no hatred, no greed, no perverseness, and no endless atrocities and scandals. The people here are kind, pure, and optimistic, so my childhood was full of happiness and joy.

And Gorky's childhood has nothing to remember except for some education and friendship!

Gorky was so young, but he tasted the ups and downs of the world, and when he was eleven years old, he was kicked out of the house by his grandfather and went to make a living on his own. During this time, he was bullied, ridiculed, discriminated against, and so on. For example, when he was found reading a book after working on the ship, the overseer would beat Gorky indiscriminately; When he had no place to live, he had to sleep on the road, and then some people would bully him and laugh at him.

The bitter cold wind made him shiver, and the scorching sun made him sweat on his cheeks and back. This must be something that no one of his peers can do. However, the young Gorky did it with his tenacious perseverance and unwavering conviction.

He's one"People with a capital letter".Although his life was bumpy, he never flinched when he encountered difficulties, and tried every means to overcome them. So, I admire him very much.

Relying on one person can only rely on one time, not one life! There is still a long way to go in life, and you need to walk slowly on your own. There are still many ups and downs in life, and you need to overcome them one by one.

Such a life is worthy of the heart! When faced with difficulties, as long as I think of the tragic experiences of Gorky's childhood, all difficulties will seem insignificant. I had the confidence to overcome it.

In addition, I thought about how happy I was compared to Gorky. I don't have to worry about three meals a day, as long as I study well, I can get enough scriptures.

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Childhood – this wonderful word reminds us of our own beautiful and carefree experiences. the changing white clouds of the oranges; dripping rain; Let people feel different ......Everything around exudes harmony and happiness.

Gorky's childhood, on the other hand, was spent in a family full of hatred and shrouded in a strong civic habit. He lost his father at the age of four, and followed his grief-stricken mother and kind grandmother to the house of his grandfather, a tyrannical dyer who was on the verge of bankruptcy, only to be beaten by his violent grandfather. At his grandfather's house, he saw greed, cruelty, and ignorance; intrigue between fathers and sons, brothers, and husbands and wives; In order to fight for property, they often quarrel and fight over trivial matters, ......But in this dark family, there is a hard-working, strong, and kind grandmother.

This grandmother believed that all living things—people, things, birds, bees, grass—could easily and obediently obey her God; God is the same charity, the same kindness to everything on earth. This character makes the protagonist a person who does not want to bow to the knees of ugliness.

In this suffocating family, the protagonist has experienced many things that he could not have imagined, and there are too many cruel things around him, which makes the protagonist's childhood painful.

In this environment, the protagonist makes all kinds of friends and understands some truths, but the life role of Uncle Peter in it shocks the protagonist's soul a lot.

Gorky's childhood is nothing to remember except for some education and friendship! In joy, in sorrow, in the interweaving of love and hate, his childhood passed by in a hurry. In reading, I found his love, contemplated his hatred, and tasted the dark light in the darkness.

We now have plenty of food and clothing, what we want, and we are the "pearl of the palm" and "heart and liver baby" of our parents, how can we compare with Gorky's miserable childhood, the difference in age is this difference, one is heaven, the other is hell; One is full of sunshine, the other is dark everywhere. Our childhood was not easy to come by!

I remember that childhood is full of joy, childhood is full of warmth, childhood is a camera worth remembering, childhood love is full of hearts, teachers are enthusiastic to impart knowledge, classmates are like each other, we are like little saplings, receiving the moisture of spring breeze and rain - absorbing more and better knowledge, and thriving. In this ocean of knowledge, we end our happy childhood and begin to mature.

We live in a socialist country full of humanitarianism, where there are no whips, no beatings, no hatred, no greed, no perverseness, and no endless atrocities and scandals. The people here are kind, pure, and optimistic, so our childhood is full of happiness and joy. Gorky was able to become a generation of famous artists in such a difficult environment, and we must also study hard to realize our ideals in life.