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Anonymous users2024-02-10The first paragraph (1-4): It is about the strange temperament of cats.
The second paragraph (5-7): It's about cats being cute.
The third paragraph (8 – the end) talks about the personality and characteristics of cats.
"Cat" is an essay written by Lao She, published in the 16th issue of New Observation in 1959. The article describes Lao She's domestic cat, and its image is vivid in Lao She's pen, and the affection jumps on the paper, expressing the author's deep love for cats for a reason.
The eccentric personality of cats is manifested in three ways. First, honesty, playfulness, and due diligence are integrated. "Honesty" is not cowardice, "playfulness" is not confusion, and "due diligence" is touching.
This multiple "eccentric" personality is in no way disgusting. Second, the expression of "happy" and "unhappy" is left to freedom. A cat is so freewheeling and unrestrained, however, the cute thing is that when it is time for it to do its duty, it will enter a state of "combat readiness" with bated breath.
Therefore, the author not only does not resent its willfulness, but regards the paw prints it tramples on the manuscript as "little plum blossoms". Third, it is both timid and courageous.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09When the author writes about the strange personality of cats, he uses "go out to play" and "don't go home" to show that he has not only regarded the cat as a small animal, but also as a member of the family, which can be seen that the author likes cats very much. "When you are writing, jump on the table and step on a few small plum blossoms on the manuscript paper", which was originally a dirty footprint, but it is said to be a small plum blossom, which shows how much the author likes cats. For the cat's meow, the author used four words to describe it: "rich and multi-chambered", "different lengths", "different thicknesses" and "varied", and Zhengdantan simply regarded it as a singer.
Their heads hit the door, on the table legs, and on each other's heads, and they don't cry when they hit each other's heads", which shows that the author has treated kittens as children and loves them very much. "Wrestling in the flower pot, holding the flower branches and swinging, where they pass, the branches break and the flowers fall", even then the author does not beat them, which shows the author's love for kittens.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Cats have a somewhat eccentric personality. Let's be honest, it's really well-behaved sometimes. It will find a warm place, sleep all day, be carefree, and ask nothing about anything.
However, when it arrives and decides to go out to have fun, it will go away for a day and a night, and it will not come back, no matter how much anyone calls. Let's say it's playful, it's true, otherwise why wouldn't it go home for a day and a night? However, when it heard the sound of some mice, how dutifully it strew, and stared at it for hours in a row, waiting for the rat to come out without pulling it down!
Let's be honest, it's really well-behaved sometimes. It will find a warm place, sleep all day, be carefree, and ask nothing about anything. However, when it arrives and decides to go out to play Qingshou, it will leave for a day and a night, and no matter how anyone calls, it will not come back.
Let's say it's playful, it's true, otherwise why wouldn't it go home for a day and a night? However, when it heard the sound of some rats, how dutifully it was to stare at it, and for hours in a row, it had to wait for the old rats to come out and not pull them down!
The appreciation of "Cats" is as follows: This essay is written in two parts, the first part is about the eccentric temperament of cats, and the second part is about the cute kittens. The eccentric personality of cats is manifested in three ways.
First, honesty, playfulness, and due diligence are integrated into one. Second, the expression of "happy" and "unhappy" is left to freedom. Second, the performance of "happy" and "unhappy" is left to freedom.
The author must have made careful observations from playing with cats, so he took advantage of the interest to face several full moon kittens and depicted their mischievous appearance, vividly illustrating that the kittens are really "cuter". In the face of lively and mischievous kittens, I can't bear to scold them. Because they are full of "vigor" and "innocent and cute".
The cat's provocation attacks people's love from the full moon; As he grew up, his eccentric personality was more likable. The whole text is full of fun and full of fun.
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