Analysis of the seventh grade text Kite , the original text and appreciation of the kite text

"Kite" is an essay written by Jia Pingwa, which writes about the scene of "me" making kites and flying kites with my friends in my childhood. Let's take a look at it with me for your reference.

When I was a child, we children had the greatest joy of making kites and flying kites.

After plucking a few thin reeds in the reed pond and finding a few pieces of paper, we started making kites. Let's make a butterfly-like one. We are doing it carefully, and our hearts are full of longing and hope.

The kite is ready, but it doesn't look like anything anymore. We are still merry, calling it "Happy Bird" and writing our names on it.

Let's go kite flying. One person held it in his hand, and the other person held the string, stood in the distance, and said "release", and as soon as the line was tightened and loosened, the kite flew up in the air, gradually higher than the treetops. The matchmaker ran as fast as he could.

The kites flew higher and higher, fluttering in the air, and we shouted merrily and ran desperately through the fields. The people of the village saw it and said, "Put it so high!"

From morning to afternoon, we still couldn't rest, running in the fields with kites. The kite flew higher and higher, and seemed to fly to the clouds. Suddenly a gust of wind blew, and the thread broke.

The kite shook in the air and flew away as fast as it could. We were so shocked that the kite grew smaller and smaller, and it was gone.

We all cried and searched around the fields for half an afternoon, but there was still no trace. We sat down on the ridge with our heads down, and when we looked up, we saw a huge wooden wheel half-sinking and half-floating on the water in the distance, which kept spinning and lifting the water, and half of the circle of water was shining with white light. It was the water mill in our village.

Have you looked for it there? ”

I haven't looked for it, maybe the 'Happy Bird' will end up there. "Everyone said.

We ran to the house and continued to look for our "happy bird" ......

Kite" is an essay written by Jia Pingwa, originally titled "Kite-Child's Notes". The article writes about how "I" made kites and flew kites with my friends in my childhood. The language of the article is simple, more than white drawings and very little carving, and the tone of the pen is kind, warm and natural.

The article not only writes about the freedom and unrestrained happiness of "we" when flying kites, but also writes about the sadness when flying kites; At the same time, it also reflects the children's vision of happiness and hope. From beginning to end, the article is full of innocence and childlike fun, making people feel like they are there, as if they see the scene, and as if they can be touched.

Jia Pingwa, born on February 21, 1952 in Dihua Town, Danfeng County, Shangluo City, Shaanxi Province, is a contemporary writer.

He began publishing in 1974. He graduated from the Department of Chinese at Northwest University in 1975. In 1978, with "Full Moon", he won the first National Outstanding Short Story ** Award.

In 1982, he published his works "Ghost Town" and "February Apricot". In 1992, the journal "Meiwen" was launched. In 1993, he created "Waste Capital".

In 2003, he successively served as Dean of the School of Humanities and Dean of the School of Liberal Arts of Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology. In 2008, he won the 7th Mao Dun Literature Award for "Qin Cavity". In 2011, he won the Shi Nai'an Literature Award for "Ancient Furnace".

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