Segments of hometowns and their divisions 10

The sub-section of "Hometown" is as follows:

The first part (1 5 paragraphs): describes the depressed scene of his hometown and the author's complicated feelings when he sees his hometown, and explains the purpose of "me" returning to his hometown.

Part 2 (6 77): Write about what "I" saw and felt when I returned to my hometown. The second part is divided into four layers, the first level (from "the second morning" to "can't collect the money") writes about the loneliness of the old house, which immerses "me" in deep sadness; I also wrote about agreeing with my mother to move.

The second level (from "you take a day or two" to "I have to go and see") writes about "I" reminiscing about the friendship with the young Runtu. At this level, the author first introduces the situation of "my" family and the Runtu family at that time: "my" family is well-off, and "I" is a young master; Although Runtu's family background is not good, it is still passable, "with a bright silver collar around his neck", which shows that Runtu's family background is okay, and it can also be seen that the imperialist forces at that time have not had time to penetrate into China's rural areas.

Then the author writes about several things about his intercourse with the earth, and has established a deep friendship with the earth. At the third level (from "Mother stood up" to "went out"), the writer met the second sister-in-law of "Compass" Yang. Yang's second sister-in-law was originally called "Tofu Shih", but now in the author's eyes, she has become a representative of a selfish, mean, snarky, and petty citizen.

I "portrayed such a character in terms of her appearance, language, movements, etc." The fourth level (from "after that another family and relatives from nearby came to visit me" to "it has been swept away") writes that "I" saw the middle-aged leap earth.

Part 3 (78-88): Write about the feelings of "me" when I left my hometown, expressing "I" pursuit and yearning for a new life. The philosophical ending deepens the main idea of **.

The above is the segmentation and division of "Hometown", I hope it will be helpful to you.

The first part (paragraphs 1-5) explains the season, place, and reason why "I" returned to my hometown. Part 2 (6-77): Describe "what I saw and heard in my hometown.

This part focuses on the changes of the characters in the hometown, and can be divided into three layers. Level 1 (paragraphs 6-33): Write "I" and my mother met and talked.

The second floor (paragraphs 34-52): write about the small citizens of the township.

The bankruptcy and great changes of Yang's second sister-in-law.

The text is divided into three parts.

The first part is the first five natural paragraphs, and this part mainly writes about "I" returning to my hometown. The depressed scene I saw in my hometown and the sad mood of "I" explained the purpose of returning to my hometown.

The second part begins with the sixth natural segment and ends with "......It's been swept away. Write "I" in my hometown. This is the main part of **, which mainly portrays the two characters of Runtu and Yang Ersao, which profoundly reflects the suffering brought by imperialism and feudalism to China's rural areas and the psychological trauma brought to Chinese farmers.

The third part starts with "Our ship goes forward......To the end of the full text. This part writes about the feelings and feelings of "me" leaving my hometown.

The whole text is divided into three parts, the first part is the first five natural paragraphs, this part mainly writes about "I" returning to my hometown, the depressed scene "I" saw in my hometown and the sad mood of "I", and explains the purpose of returning to my hometown.

The second part begins with the sixth natural segment and ends with "......It's been swept away. "Write "I" in my hometown, which is the main part of **. It mainly portrays the two characters of Runtu and Yang Er's sister-in-law, which profoundly reflects the suffering brought by imperialism and feudalism to China's rural areas, and the psychological trauma brought to China's envy and annihilation of peasants.

The third part starts with "Our ship goes forward......By the end of the text, this part writes about "I" feelings and feelings about leaving my hometown.

The whole text is divided into three parts, the first part is the first five natural paragraphs, this part mainly writes about "I" returning to my hometown, the depressed scene "I" saw in my hometown and the sad mood of "I", and explains the purpose of returning to my hometown.

The second part begins with the sixth natural segment and ends with "......It's been swept away. "Write "I" in my hometown, which is the main part of **. It mainly portrays the two characters of Runtu and Yang Er's sister-in-law, which profoundly reflects the suffering brought by imperialism and feudalism to the Chinese countryside and the psychological trauma brought to the Chinese peasants.

The third part starts with "Our ship goes forward......By the end of the text, this part writes about "I" feelings and feelings about leaving my hometown.