Whoever gives an abbreviation for The Last Lesson will have to be 200 words! Kneel and beg!

The weather was nice today, but it didn't fit the atmosphere as it was my last French lesson. To show the importance of this last lesson, I wore clothes that I only wore when the inspector came to inspect or give awards. When I arrived at the school, I saw that there were already students in the classroom, and in the back rows sat Hao Sue, holding a beginner's book in his hand; and the former mayor; the former postman; There are some people I don't know, and I think they are here to commemorate this last lesson.

I'm going to class, and it's been a quiet day. At this moment, little Franz walked in, he was blushing at this time, and I don't know what to do, I think he must not have known about the bulletin board incident. I said to him mildly:

Sit down, little Francis, we're about to start the lesson, and we're not waiting for you. ”

I opened the book and talked about grammar. I can't wait to teach the kids everything I know before I leave, and stuff it into their heads! In the next word lesson, I sent a new calligraphy note to the children, and the calligraphy was full of beautiful round characters:

France" "Alsace". They were so attentive that all they could hear in the classroom was the rustle of pens. I sat in my chair and thought:

I'm leaving this place for good tomorrow. But I firmly believe that the French will be able to drive out the Prussian invaders, and the French will win!

Suddenly, the church bell struck twelve. The prayer bell rang too. Outside the window came the trumpets of the Prussian soldiers—they had already finished their exercises.

I slammed to my feet, "My friends, I—I—" I wanted to say: I don't want to leave here, I don't want to leave you, this is the place I've been living on for a long time. But I choked.

I turned to the blackboard, picked up a piece of chalk, and used all my strength to write "Long live France!" Then I stayed there, leaning my head against the wall, without saying a word, except making a gesture to the children: "It's time for school,—— you guys go."

Lin came by order that French should not be taught in the primary schools of Alsace in the occupied territories and that German should be taught instead. Mr. Hammel taught in a village for forty years, and in his last French class, he wore a beautiful green gown that was worn only when his superiors visited the school or on the day of the school's awards, and the classroom was filled with an unusual and solemn atmosphere. Many people in the villages and towns, including the old man Hao Suo, the former village chief, and the retired postman, also sat at the back of the classroom with the primary school students and listened attentively.

The old man had an old literacy textbook with worn edges on his knees, and large glasses lay horizontally on it. They seemed to express their gratitude to Mr. Humel for his 50 years of diligent service to the school, and as if to express their hearts for the departing motherland. The usually playful little Franz did not memorize the rules of participles, and he was also very uncomfortable.

Monsieur Hummel did not blame him, but condemned the adults, the father and himself, for not allowing the children to learn French well. The author grasped the typical story, the language of the motherland, which represents the motherland, farewell to the ancestral Chinese dialect, farewell to the motherland, what complicated feelings here! "Long live France! ”

Alphonse Dude.

Alphonse Dude's short story ** "The Last Lesson" is written about the defeat of France after the Franco-Prussian War, the cession of Alsace and Lorraine, the ban on teaching French after the Prussian occupation, and the conversion to German, and the patriotic French teachers and students took the last French class to express the patriotic feelings of the French people. In 1912, it was first translated and introduced to China, and since then, for more than a century, it has been selected into China's middle school language teaching materials for a long time, transcending the barriers of different periods and different ideologies, and becoming one of the most popular French literary masterpieces in China, and it can even be used as a synonym for Dude, as a symbol of "patriotism", and integrated into the emotions of modern Chinese for a hundred years! Generations of Chinese readers, through "The Last Lesson", have learned the connotation of the sentence "French is the most beautiful, clearest and most rigorous language in the world", and understood that "when a nation is reduced to slavery, as long as it preserves its language well, it is like holding the key to open the prison".