Urgent! Urgent! Who knows about Henry s book The Last Leaf?

The entirety of O'Henry's short story "The Last Leaf" is:

The Last Leaf tells the story of Sue and Jonesy, two young painters in Washington's ghettas, and their neighbor, Bellman. Jonesy fell ill with severe pneumonia in the cold of November, and her condition was getting worse.

As a painter, she pinned the hope of her life on the last vine leaf outside the window, thinking that when the vine leaf fell, it would be the end of her life. As a result, she lost the courage and faith to live.

Her friend Sue was very sad and told Jonesy about his thoughts to the old painter Bellman, who was a hot-tempered and teasing drunkard who lived with wine all day long.

I have been painting for nearly 40 years, but I have achieved nothing, and every day I say that I want to create a stunning work, but it is always just empty talk. But Neling took good care of these two young painters. When he heard this, he scolded him, but there was still nothing he could do.

But something amazing happened, and despite the wind blowing so hard outside, and the jagged leaf edges had withered and yellowed, it still grew on the tall vine branches.

Jonesy saw that the last leaf was still hanging on the tree, and the leaf could still survive the cold wind, why couldn't she? So he regained his faith in life and survived tenaciously.

But the story doesn't end there, the truth has just been revealed: it turns out that Bellman, who is over sixty years old, catches pneumonia due to a cold in order to paint the last vine leaf on a stormy night. In the last moments of his life, he finally completed a stunning masterpiece.

After reading "The Last Leaf", I felt "When the last leaf falls, I should go too!" Because I want to see the last leaf fall, I am impatient to wait, and I am impatient, I want to get rid of everything, and float down, and float down, like a poor tired leaf! This is a bleak picture of the American writer O. Henry's The Last Leaf.

The protagonists are Jonesy, Sue, and Bellman. It depicts Jonesy, a poor student suffering from pneumonia, looking out the window at the ivy leaves on the opposite wall as the wind blows them down, and she says that the last leaf represents her, and its fall represents her own death. Bellman, a great painter, after listening to Sue tell the story of his roommate Jonesy, paints a "never-withering" ivy leaf with the brush of his heart on a night when the last leaf is falling and it is raining.

The Last Leaf was full of sentimentality, and when I read it, tears blurred my eyes. Upon closer inspection, I realized that it was not the number of vine leaves that determined Jonesy's life, but her psychology that determined her life. Her original negative psychology made the doctor have no confidence in her, and when she changed her negative mood to a positive attitude, both the doctor and Sue had hope for her life.

Sure enough, the mentality decided her life, and she survived. It turns out that the difference in mood can change everything, and I believe that this is true in life as well as in other aspects. In the face of difficulties, as long as we face them squarely and are full of hope, we can overcome them.

It's like a spring, if you're strong, it's weak, and if you're weak, it's strong. Healthy growth, starting from the heart, primary school students are in the critical period of rapid development of human behavior, character and intelligence, in this stage, due to the rapid physical and mental changes, coupled with the lack of cultural knowledge and social experience, primary school students are prone to unhealthy minds, leading to psychological problems and mental diseases. During this period, we should carry out appreciation education at the same time as frustration education for students, guide students to face up to the difficulties in front of them, and educate them to learn how to stand up after falling, how to learn lessons from falls, and draw strength, so that the place where they fell can become the starting point for getting up again and moving forward.

In this way, the more you fall, the more force you absorb, just like a small stream flowing eastward, flowing wider and wider, and finally becoming the sea. By enhancing students' ability to resist pressure, they can gradually strengthen themselves psychologically, and sprout sprouts of hope in their hearts. If the heart is there, the dream is there!

Life is like a dream and a song!

The Last Leaf" is a short story by Henry Bai**.

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Because it has a plot and is more humane. zhi

**, I dao prefer a short story because it adapts to this "fast food" society, short, concise, and at the same time has a deep meaning. I like O'Henry's ** very much, most of his works describe ordinary life, and pay attention to the penetration of feelings, which makes people resonate very much when they read it.

The Last Leaf", a translation of "The Last Vitenty", he describes Jonesy, a poor student suffering from pneumonia, looking out the window at the creeper leaves on the opposite side of the river constantly being blown down by the wind, and he says that the last leaf represents her, and its fall represents his own death. Bellman, a great painter, after listening to Sue's story about his classmate Jonesy, painted a "never withering" ivy leaf with the brush of his heart on a night when the last leaf fell and it rained, and made up a kind and true lie, but he suffered from pneumonia and couldn't afford to get sick.

Today, the last ivy leaves remain on the old wall; Jonesy also burst into a smile from the past; The great painter Bellman will always remain in people's hearts. After reading "The Last Leaf", I was very moved, for a plain feeling, I hope you will too. But in the face of our own future, we should not wait for others to paint the "last leaf" for ourselves, as Jonesy did, let's say to ourselves:

Never give up, at any moment! ”