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After reading Gorky's "Childhood", I couldn't calm down for a long time.

The living environment of the protagonist Alyosha is poignant, his father died of illness when he was three years old, and he followed his mother to his grandmother's house. My grandfather was a rough and selfish little dyer. Both uncles were just as rough and selfish, even their children.

Alyosha was abused in such a family: her grandfather often beat her grandmother and children, and once beat Alyosha to the point of losing consciousness and becoming seriously ill. Who can not feel panic and uneasiness in such a dark environment?!

I was very depressed after reading it. Living in such a family, will Alyosha's soul also be defiled? But fortunately, the world is not all ugly, and he is surrounded by good and upright people such as his grandmother, who give Alyosha confidence and strength, so that he can see light and hope, and believe that the darkness will eventually pass and the future will belong to the light.

Among them, his grandmother is his sun. Grandma always gave Alyosha the seeds of love with her warmth and her tolerance, and the seeds germinated and grew into towering trees, and with the protection of her wings, Alyosha's world would no longer be left to the wind and rain. His grandmother soothed his wounds with her love, and it was the elder worker Grigori who really taught him to be an upright person, and of course the kind, optimistic, and compassionate "Little Tskgang" also taught Alyosha how to face the difficulties of life.

But he was killed by two uncles.

Gorky begins his work with the words: "Sometimes even I find it hard to believe that such a thing could happen." There are many things that I would like to argue and deny, because there are so many cruel things in the dark life of that 'family fool'.

But, at the same time, we can also see that on the other side of this darkness, there is something called light that is faintly shining there. So Gorky said with emotion: "As soon as she (my grandmother) appeared, she woke me up, led me to the light, and connected everything around me with a constant thread, weaving it into a colorful lace ,......."It was her selfless love for the world that enriched me and filled me with the strength to cope with the hardships of life.

As long as there is hope for the light, then this little bit of fire can be put into infinity, until it spills into every dark corner! And what I want to say is not to lose faith in any unbearable reality, there will inevitably be some people and things that make you feel pain and even despair, but please believe that after the darkness passes, the sun will always come out! As long as you can maintain your unquenchable faith, that is, there may still be darkness in front of you, that is, there is still sadness in your life, but you insist on being a kind, optimistic, and compassionate person, then you will definitely usher in the glory of life.

"Childhood" — reading notes.

Today I read a book called "Childhood", and its author is the famous writer Gorky. The book was written about Gorky's childhood.

Our childhood was beautiful and happy, and we would have what we wanted, but Gorky's childhood was not so happy, but tragic and miserable. In this book, the father of the protagonist Alyosha (Gorky's nickname) dies in his childhood, and he dies a tragic death, which causes a lot of damage to Alyosha's young mind. Lost the breadwinner of the family, he only depended on his mother and grandmother, and later followed his grandmother to his grandfather's house.

But Alyosha did not live a good life here, and here he saw many ugly things, where his uncles turned against each other for property, fooled the weak, beat children, and ....... But he was sympathetic to his grandmother, who often told Alyosha many good stories, and Alyosha was nurtured by the stories told by her grandmother and grew up healthy, unlike his uncles.

Alyosha has loved reading since he was a child, and his desire to read and his spirit of studying hard are touching, but he also suffered a lot for this, and often cried for the humiliation and bullying he received. But he never gave up and still insisted on studying. He came into contact with the poor working people, went deep into society, and eagerly absorbed knowledge from books, so that he really grew up and eventually became a master of literature.

How beautiful our life is now, it is very different from Gorky, so we should cherish the good life we have now. I think we have a happier childhood than Gorky, and we will definitely have a better future than Gorky, let's study hard together!

Hello: If one day bad luck comes, we may panic and lose our cool, but there will always be someone who will stubbornly resist fate and finally find the sunshine after the rain.

The Old Man and the Sea creates a classic tough guy image. An old Cuban fisherman named Santiago went out fishing alone and caught a huge marlin after 48 days of nothing. It was a large fish two feet longer than his boat that the old man had never seen or heard of.

The fish was so vigorous that he dragged the boat adrift for two days and two nights, and the old man went through a difficult test that he had never endured before, and finally stabbed the big fish to death and tied it to the bow of the boat. However, at this time, he encountered a shark, and the old man fought to the death with the shark, but the big marlin was still eaten by the shark, and the old man finally dragged home only a bare fish skeleton.

Why didn't Hemingway let the old man win in the end? In the words of the old man: "A person is not born to be defeated", "People can be destroyed, but they cannot be defeated."

This is the philosophy that "The Old Man and the Sea" wants to reveal. It is undeniable that as long as you are human, you will have flaws. When a person acknowledges this flaw and strives to overcome it rather than submit to it, it does not matter whether he ends up catching a complete marlin or an empty skeleton, because the value of one's life has been fully demonstrated in the pursuit of marlin.

He has worked hard and struggled for his ideals, isn't he a winner? The old fisherman is the one who dares to challenge his own flaws and his own courage and confidence. From the point of view of the secular view of victory, the old fisherman is not the final victor, because although he defeated the big marlin at the beginning, in the end the big marlin was eaten by the shark, and he only returned to the shore with the white skeleton of the big marlin, that is, the shark was the victor.

However, in the eyes of the idealists, the old fisherman is the victor, because he has never compromised and surrendered to the sea, not to the big marlin, and not to the shark. As the master Beethoven said, "I can be destroyed, but I cannot be conquered".

Human nature is strong, and human beings themselves have their own limits, but it is precisely because of people like the old fisherman who challenge and surpass them again and again that this limit expands again and again, and puts greater challenges in front of mankind again and again. In this sense, heroes like the old fisherman Santiago, regardless of whether they succeed or fail in challenging the limits, are worthy of our eternal respect. Because, what he brings us is the noblest self-confidence of human beings!

Life is an endless pursuit. Its road is long, difficult, and full of ups and downs, but as long as he is brave and tenacious to meet the challenges with a confident heart, he will always be a true winner!

After reading it, I read this book today, (486 words omitted here) ......Don't thank me, I learn from Lei Feng to do good deeds without leaving a name).