The authors and works of the maternal grandmother, why did the maternal grandmother make such a joke

Grandma made a game with the author through a story (the old eagle pillow), the author always thought that the crow took (the old eagle pillow), and later when he grew up, he found out that it was a joke between the grandmother and the author, and it was the grandmother who took it (the old eagle pillow).

Original: When I was a child, my family lived in a small town north of the old river beach. The town is built on the mountain, and the houses up and down look like a layer of buildings from a distance.

I remember the happiest thing for me was when my grandmother led me to the river beach to pick up the "old owl pillow". The "old eagle" is the crow. The "old owl pillow" is actually a small stone, two inches long, cylindrical and smooth.

Why is it called "Eagle Pillow"? Do old eagles also sleep? I asked my grandmother more than once.

She also took the trouble to tell me, "People have to sleep, and so do eagles." When people sleep, they want pillows, and when they sleep, they also need pillows!

From then on, I believed my grandmother's words, and every time I came to the river beach, I was very serious about picking up the "old owl pillow", and each time I picked up two full pockets.

It's strange to say that there is really one less "old owl pillow" on the windowsill! My grandmother looked at me and smiled, and the whole family looked at her and smiled. Later, when I grew up, I learned that "Old Eagle Pillow" was a game that my grandmother played with me, and it was like a funny fairy tale play, and my grandmother and I were both important characters.

Even today, whenever I pick up a small smooth stone, I am quite interested in telling people, "Look, this is the 'old owl pillow'."

This article is from the elementary school reading "Old Eagle Pillow".

When Alyosha was three years old, he lost his father, and his mother, Varvara, fostered him in the home of his maternal grandfather, Kashrin. My grandfather's family lived in Nizhny-Novgorod. When my grandfather was young, he was a slender man, and later opened a dyeing workshop and became a small owner.

When Alyosha came to her grandfather's house, her grandfather's business had already begun to decline, and due to the recession of the family's business, his grandfather became more and more domineering. Alyosha's two uncles, Mikhail and Yakov, constantly quarreled and fought over the division of the family and the embezzlement of Alyosha's mother's dowry. In this family, Alyosha saw a fog of hatred between people, and even children were poisoned by this atmosphere.

As soon as Alyosha entered his grandfather's house, he did not like his grandfather, was afraid of him, and felt that there was hostility in his eyes. One day, out of curiosity and at the instigation of his cousin, he threw a white tablecloth into the dye vat and dyed it blue, only to be beaten unconscious by his grandfather and suffer a serious illness.

From then on, Alyosha began to observe the people around him with uneasiness, feeling unbearable for the humiliation and pain of himself and others. Unable to bear this life, his mother left him and left the family. But in this filthy environment, there is also another kind of people, another kind of life.

There are optimistic, simple people from Tsgang, and honest old workers with Gregory. On festive evenings, Yakov plays the guitar and plays heart-pounding tunes. My grandmother danced a folk dance, as if she had regained her youth.

All this made Alyosha feel both joy and sorrow. Among these people, the grandmother had the deepest influence on Alyosha. My grandmother was kind and fair, loved life, and believed that good would always triumph over evil.

She knew many beautiful folk tales about mercy for the poor and weak, and praise of justice and light. The God she believes in is also amiable and lovable, and kind to others. On the contrary, the God of the maternal grandfather did not love people, but always looked for people's sins and punished them.

Later, my grandfather moved to Kanat Street and hired two tenants. One was a progressive intellectual, nicknamed "Good Things", who was the first excellent person Alyosha met and who left an indelible impression on Alyosha. The other is Peter, who disguises himself as a coachman after robbing a church, and his cruelty and slave habits arouse Alyosha's disgust.

Her mother suddenly returned one morning, and Alyosha was deeply saddened by her changes. At first, she taught Alyosha to read and write, but the torture of life made her gradually become careless, often losing her temper and frowning. Later, the remarriage of his mother made Alyosha lose interest in everything around him and tried his best to avoid it.