About the childhood of a celebrity 5, about the childhood of a celebrity

Washington is the first in the United States**. When he was a child, he cut down two of his father's cherry trees. His father came back and was very angry.

He thought to himself, "If I find out who cut down my tree, I'm going to beat him up." His father asked everywhere. When he asked his son, Washington began to cry.

I cut down your tree! "Washington and Panto. The father picked up his son and said:

I'm such a smart boy, I'd rather lose a hundred trees than hear you lie. ”

Lenin as a child.

Lenin was a serious child as a child. Lenin was in school, and he studied every subject very well. The teacher lectured, and he listened attentively.

The homework left by the teacher, he did it seriously. Lenin finished his schoolwork and read many extracurricular books. He often told the stories in his books to others.

He loved the hard-working and brave people in the book and used them as his example. Lenin was very fond of books. He never stained his books and didn't throw them around.

This is how Lenin learned as a child.

Chukotsky's assessment of "Childhood" is (not only an artistic treasure, but also a biography of Gorky, a commentary on all his creations, which is extremely precious to us).

1.The wires are connected and the wires are broken.

2.The composition is patterned.

3.The image is exaggerated, concise, beautiful, and full of rhythm.

4.The colors are simple and bright.

5.The knife technique should be "steady, accurate and skillful".

Lu Xun's "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study" and "Hometown" [In fact, most of the articles in Lu Xun's "Morning Flowers and Sunset" are written about reminiscing about childhood]; Bing Xin's collection of essays; Xu Dishan's "Falling Peanuts"; Most of Lin Haiyin's "Old Things in the South of the City" recalls childhood ......These are all articles that directly recall my childhood.

There are also writers whose works imply their own childhood, such as Gorky's "Childhood", Brontë's "Jane Eyre", Lawrence's "Sons and Lovers", Goethe's "The Sorrows of Young Werther", Dickens's "David Copperfield", and Hemingway's "In the Indian Camp".

Main Character Relationships:

1. Father Pyshkov (craftsman, honest, dutiful) 2. Mother Varvara (good underclass woman).

3. Stepfather Evgeny. Maximov (short-tempered, often beating his wife) 4, maternal grandfather Kashilin (**, cruel, for Alyosha.

is good) 5, maternal grandmother Akulina Ivanovna (hardworking, kind) 6, protagonist Alyosha (kind, strong, brave, pure, confident) 7, uncle Mikhail (selfish).

8, little uncle Yakov.

Selfish) 9, aunt Nataliya (gentle, cowardly) 10, cousin Sasha of Jacob.

Submissive, numb and slag).

11, cousin Mikhail's Sasha (silent, melancholy) 12, partner Tsgang (an outcast, Bu Xun acted cheerfully, and was very friendly with the protagonist, but later died).

13. Old craftsman Grigory (Duty of Integrity).

14. Nanny Evgenia (jolly and kind).

15. Tenant "good thing" (knowledgeable).