The last lesson continues with the new German teacher 5

After the teacher came, his classmates pretended to have a good relationship with him, and then betrayed him and let those people kill him, and the French teacher came again.

Use your own brain, you are not brainless. If you really don't have a brain, I'll give you the answer.

Ahem. It would be better to write it yourself! .

Ay. I was too, and the scene where the teacher asked us to continue writing "The Last Lesson" was the first lesson in Germany.

Hey, just like me, our teacher also asked us to write this essay, and I also looked for it on the Internet like you!!

After class, I walked alone on the street with my schoolbag on my back, feeling sad and angry, thinking: Why didn't I study so hard before? I skipped class to find a bird's nest and went to the Saar River for ice skating ......Now it's too bad that the last lesson of this French class is over, and I won't be able to learn French again.

When I think of this, I regret how much I wish I could go back in time and go to the time when I had my first French class, and start all over again. However, this is not possible.

I returned home with a heavy heart. My mother saw me and came to me and said:"Son, I heard that you can't learn French anymore and that your teacher, Mr. Hummel, is leaving here.

I said:"That's right, Mom. I ......I really regret that I didn't study hard at the beginning, but now that I am so good that I can't even take French classes.

I regret it! "As I spoke, tears welled up in my eyes. "Don't be sad, child, just remember that you are French, even if you don't know French.

Mom said,"In fact, if you have poor grades, we as parents are also responsible. We never care about your learning, never ask about your learning, make you lazy and don't like to study. Don't we often let you work in the fields and not let you study?

Looking back now, I really regret it! "Talking, talking, Daddy is back. He said:

On the way here, I saw a lot of students seeing off your teacher, Mr. Hammel, why are you at home? "Listening to my father's words, I hurried out of the house and chased in the direction where Mr. Hummel had left.

Foreign teachers: racial contradictions, student disgust, helpless compromises.

National teacher: helpless, sad, the teacher teaches patriotism in foreign language teaching.

If you are a German teacher, write 1The teacher is very fierce, and he doesn't let everyone speak French, and everyone does it with him.2Although the teacher is German, but.

Very kind, hated war, forced to be called to teach... Fill in the details yourself.

Alsace originally spoke German and not French. Here's what it looks like:

The Last Lesson is actually a fabrication by Dude reversing black and white regardless of historical facts. The vast majority of the inhabitants of Alsace at that time spoke a German dialect, and the Alsace region was part of the German region for a long time. It was not until 1648 that it became an "unofficial protectorate" of France.

It was not until the reign of Louis XIV that the French occupied Strasbourg and established formal rule over the region, but Alsace was given a unique status of autonomy. In 1871, after the defeat of France, Alsace was classified as Germany. In 1918, Germany was defeated in World War I, and the region was transferred to France.

To this day, the vast majority of the people in the region still speak German and very little French. According to page 245 of the first volume of the British Encyclopædia Britannica, "after the First World War, the French ** attempted to assimilate the region, in particular by attempting to replace the traditional church schools with state schools, and by banning the publication of German newspapers (German was the written language spoken by 75% of the inhabitants)". The consequences are:

The Alsatian autonomy movement flourished, seeking autonomy within the French Republic. It was only when the French abandoned these measures of cultural assimilation that the autonomy movement stopped.

In 1871, Alsace had a population of 1.5 million. It is true that there are 50,000 French-speaking people. After the defeat of France, most of those 50,000 people later migrated to France.

Dude's depictions, even if true, reflect only a tiny fraction of what happened to the French. In the past, due to the underdeveloped flow of information, it was difficult for other countries to understand the inside story of this matter, so many countries mistakenly included this article in their textbooks. But today, Dude's approach has been exposed, and as a reader, we must distinguish between right and wrong.