The storyline of Luhuadang, the main content of Luhuadang is summarized

Lu Hua Dang mainly writes the story of an old hero. The story takes place in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, an old man holding a small boat passed through the enemy's night blockade countless times in Baiyangdian, transporting grain and grass for the guerrillas and escorting cadres. He did not carry a gun, only relied on the dexterous penny and water duck-like swimming skills, shuttled in the 10,000 acres of reed ponds, never had an accident, relying on him, the guerrillas maintained the communication between the inside and outside of the lake.

But once he was escorting two girls across the blockade at night when he ran into an enemy steamer, and one of the girls was wounded. The blow nearly deprived him of the strength to move on; But he vowed to avenge the girl, and the next day, he outwitted the enemies alone, cleaned them up one by one, and avenged the girl. This ** is a bit legendary, the characters are distinct, and the description of the environment is also very distinctive, which is worth learning from.

First, the overall grasp.

1 Perceive the heroic character of the old man.

The old man's heroic character is first manifested in his patriotic enthusiasm for resisting Japan and his old and strong spirit. The old man was nearly sixty years old, and "there was not much flesh on his body, and he was as thin as an old osprey."

In the Sino-Japanese War.

During this period, an old man supported a small boat and passed through the enemy's night blockade countless times in Baiyangdian, transporting grain and grass for the guerrillas and escorting cadres. But he was overly self-respecting and confident, but once he was escorting two girls across the blockade at night, resulting in the injury of one of the girls. He vows to avenge the girl, and the next day, he is single.

The enemy, one by one, cleaned them up and avenged the girl.

The background of the creation of "Luhuadang".

Luhuadang is known as the "Baiyangdian Chronicle."

No. 2", created in 1944, the author is Sun Li.

The story of an old hero was mainly written. Since the author has lived in the Jizhong Plain for a long time, he is very familiar with the life here, especially the struggle of the people here against the Japanese invasion. On the Jizhong Plain of the Anti-Japanese War, Sun Li saw an invisible force everywhere, and was moved by the heroic deeds of the people here, so he wrote such beautiful and touching works as "Luhuadang".

Summary of the main content of "Luhuadang".

In the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, an old man supported a small boat and passed through the enemy's night blockade countless times in Baiyangdian Lake, transporting grain and grass for the guerrillas and escorting cadres. He did not carry a gun, only relied on his superb water skills, shuttled in the 10,000 acres of reed ponds, never had an accident, thanks to his help, the guerrillas were able to maintain the communication between the inside and outside of the lake.

On one occasion he was escorting two girls through a road lock at night when he ran into an enemy steamer, and one of them was wounded. The blow nearly deprived him of the strength to move on, and he vowed to avenge the girl. The next day, he outwitted the enemies alone, cleaned them up one by one, and avenged the girl.

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, an old man carried a small boat and passed through the enemy's night blockade countless times in Baiyangdian Lake, transporting grain and grass for the guerrillas and escorting cadres. He didn't carry a gun, but relied on his dexterous penny and swimming skills to weave through the reed ponds.

But on one occasion when he was escorting two girls through the blockade at night, one of them was wounded. This blow almost made him lose the strength to move on, he vowed to avenge the girl, and the next day, he single-handedly fought the fierce Kairen and avenged the girl.

Lu Hua Dang mainly writes the story of an old hero. The story takes place in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, an old man holding a small boat passed through the enemy's night blockade countless times in Baiyangdian, transporting grain and grass for the guerrillas and escorting cadres.

There was never an accident, but once he was escorting two girls across the blockade at night when he crashed into an enemy steamer and one was wounded. The blow almost deprived him of the strength to move on; But he vowed to avenge the girl, and the next day, he outwitted the enemies alone, cleaned them up one by one, and avenged the girl.

Lu Huadang is an article written by Sun Li, from "Sun Li's Anthology".

Extension: Sun Li (April 6, 1913, July 11, 2002), formerly known as Sun Shuxun. He is a native of Anping County, Hebei Province.

He is a modern essayist and essayist, and is known as the founder and representative of the "Lotus Lake School". "Lotus Lake School" is also called "Baiyangdian School". It is on par with the "yam egg pie".

After graduating from Baoding Yude Middle School, he wandered to Beiping, studied in the library or went to the university as an auditor, and worked as a clerk.

In 1936, he went to teach in a primary school in Anxin County and learned about the life of the working people in the Baiyangdian area. Later, he taught at the Jizhong Anti-Japanese War College and the North China Associated University, and worked in the Jincha Jiao Yuchaji News Agency and the Jinchaji News Agency.