The main content of each lesson of modern Chinese literature plus the writing method of each lesson

3 all Zhen Yucheng Xiao Seal:

Zhen Yucheng Da Seal (Jin Wen):

Zhen Yucheng seal engraving font:

Zhen Yucheng Nine Stacks of Seals:

Zhen Yucheng Traditional Chinese is the same as modern one.

Hope it helps.

But, only (only), only, and, first.

The first "is very uncommonly used, in ancient Chinese to express the meaning of turn, translated as: but, but."

It can also be said "just".

Candle Zhiwu, Li Mi, Lian Po, Lin Xiangru, Liu Bang, Liu Bei, Xiang Yu, Zhuge Liang, Fan Zeng, Ying Zheng, Yue Fei,。。

You can buy "Extended Reading for Modern Literature in Junior High School", which is full of good ones

"From the Hundred Herb Garden to the Three Flavors Study".

Here is his article reminiscing about his childhood life.

This article consists of two parts, and between the two parts shows the author's growth process from childhood games and fun to growing up and reading.

The author first writes about the life of Baicao Garden, pointing out that it used to be "my paradise". Slowly, "I" grew up, and my family wanted to send "me" to study, and "I" had to leave "my paradise". The article then writes about the reading life of the Three Flavors Bookstore.

Lu Xun once lived in the Sanwei Book House for 7 years, and he still remembers the furnishings of the Sanwei Book House vividly, and he vividly remembers the teacher's "kindness" and his "respect", from which it is not difficult to realize his deep affection for this life.

When I was young, I didn't like to study, I was obsessed with the grove and the flora and fauna in the grove, and my father's fists and kicks didn't work. One day, I met the third uncle in the grove, and the remorse of the terminally ill third uncle for the past deeply touched my heart, especially the three wolfberry beans that the third uncle left me before his death to reveal the meaning of life, which made me completely awake, and finally became a botanist who made a difference.

"The Manhood of Our Family" vividly and delicately describes the process of a boy's growth, and portrays the image of a little "man" who is gradually growing.

"Liu Yeer" describes the childhood, in the years of severe famine, climbing the tree, grabbing the willow leaves, and eating the fun of the willow leaves, and expresses the special feelings for the willow leaves.

I don't know it's complete, but that's all I can find.

1 From the Herb Garden to the Three Flavors Study.