Dear Mr. Han Xiu sometimes thinks that how the troubles of his parents divorced Borey were solved?

Borey's troubles were mainly the divorce of his parents and his writing problems, and he gradually found a solution to these problems in his correspondence with Mr. Hanxiu.

Regarding the divorce of his parents, Borey confided in Mr. Hanxiu in a letter, and under the guidance of Mr. Hanxiu, he realized that he needed to accept the fact that his parents were divorced and learn to grow from it. He began to pay more attention to his studies and life, as well as his relationships with others, and gradually adapted to life as a single parent.

In terms of writing, Mr. Hanxiu encouraged Borey to start from his own experiences and feelings and find inspiration and materials for writing. By keeping a diary and pretending to write letters to Mr. Hansup, Borey improved his writing skills and translated his experiences and feelings into literary works with a personal character. His work was recognized and praised in school, which also made him more confident and passionate about writing.

Therefore, Borey's troubles were not directly solved by Mr. Han Xiu, but through communication with Mr. Han Xiu and self-exploration, he gradually found a solution to the problem, and grew in the process.

Dear Mr. Hanxiu", sometimes I feel that my parents are divorced, and Borey's. Troubles are how troubles are, is that they are sad every day.

With Mr. Han Xiu, sometimes I think that how to solve the troubles of my parents' divorce and loss of Rey? That is, the two of them negotiated a settlement.

Borey was a boy who loved literature. He often went to the library to borrow books, and he read them very seriously. A librarian borrowed a copy of "The Beggar's Bear", which he read very seriously and pondered.

"Dear Mr. Han Xiu" as the first book of the "Firefly Teacher Reading Club" is not only because of the wonderful content, but also because it is very suitable for students in grades 4 to 6 to read.

Love literature, love life, love nature, love animals. Strong, optimistic and positive.

He is positive, very good at thinking, and a person who loves to write!

International Awards** Love Collections: Dear Mr. Han Xiu Introduction: Rey read an extracurricular book when he was in the second grade of elementary school, and he liked the "International Awards** Love Collections:

Mr. Han Xiu, the author of "Dear Mr. Han Xiu", wrote to contact him. In the sixth grade, he became more closely connected with Mr. Han Xiu for the homework assigned by the teacher.

In the letter, Rey tells the truth about his parents' divorce, his discomfort after changing schools, and his inner loneliness. Through the correspondence with Mr. Han Xiu, Ray not only learned how to face life, understood the reasons why his parents could not get along, and experienced his parents' love for him, but also developed a good handwriting - an essay describing his trip with his father in a truck won him an honorary finalist in the Young Writers' Essay Competition, and at the same time strengthened his determination to become a famous writer.

Beverly Clary was born in Oregon in 1916. Beverly was nurtured by her mother, who was a librarian, from an early age and loved to read. From a very young age, she was determined to write books about her childhood and the children around her.

Beverly worked in the management of children's books at the University of Washington and later became a librarian.

Much of Beverly's inspiration for writing comes from her daily life experiences and the environment around her. Her books have won her many prestigious awards, including the 1984 Newbery Award for Children's Literature Gold for Dear Mr. Hanxiu, which won her the 1983 Most Outstanding Contribution to American Literature; Her "Remonella" series won the Silver Medal at the Newbery Children's Literature Award in 1978 and 1982.

Beverly's works have been translated into many languages and are widely circulated. Later, her "Remonla" series was adapted into a TV series, which was loved by children.

The ashtray has been like a long time, like don't don't want that year.

Teach him to write first、、、 then teach him to form words、、、 then teach him to make sentences、、、 then teach him to make paragraphs、、、 and finally he will write... I'm talking nonsense.。。。

Summary. I have helped you find the results; According to the story in chapter 6 of Dear Mr. Hanxiu, Bowrey's favorite place to go when he was sad was to walk around the garden at home. In the garden, he can see flowers from all over the world, and he can also feel the breeze on his face and relax.

Dear Mr. Hanxiu Chapter 6, when Borey is sad favorite to go **, please put this chapter to this place.

I have helped you find the results; According to Chapter 6 of "Dear Mr. Hanxiu", when Bowrey is sad, his favorite place to go is to walk in the garden of his home. In the garden, he can see flowers from all over the world, and he can also feel the breeze on his face and relax.

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