Who is the author of last year s tree, who is the author of last year s tree

Last Year's Tree is an essay by Japanese writer Minami Shinmi. "Last Year's Tree" is a story that is both touching and sentimental. A bird and a tree are good friends.

In winter, the bird goes south to spend the winter, and makes an appointment with the tree to come back and sing to it in the spring, but when the bird returns, the tree is gone. The bird searched everywhere, but all he found was a ball of light. The birds sang to the lights, and although it was not the trees that listened to the song, everyone who read this fairy tale was touched by the bird because it fulfilled its promise to its friends.

Last Year's Tree has been included in the first volume of the fourth grade Chinese of the People's Education Edition.

Last year's tree author was Shinmi Nanyoshi.

The author is Nanyoshi Shinmi.

Shinmi Nanyoshi 1913 to 1943 real name Watanabe Shohachi, born in Handa Town, Chita County, Aichi Prefecture, graduated from the English Department of Tokyo Foreign Language School, was once a fairy tale writer with Ogawa Miaki, Tsuboda Rangji and others, famous Japanese children's literature writer, 14 years old began to create nursery rhymes and fairy tales, last year's tree was selected into the 4th grade of the Chinese textbook of the People's Education Edition, and the 3rd grade of the textbook version of the second volume, representative works have the last person who played the huqin, the story of Kusuke-kun, funeral flowers, etc.

An introduction to last year's tree content

It mainly tells that winter is coming, the bird and the tree meet, and then come back to sing for the tree in the spring of the next year, spring comes, the bird flies back, but the tree is gone, the bird looks for it, and finally finds the big tree that has become a bunch of flames, so the bird sings last year's song affectionately for the tree.

The special style of fairy tales is characterized by the fact that it does not directly depict and reflect the real life of society like ** and reportage, but through the artistic techniques of imagination and fantasy, it reflects all kinds of lines and images in real life, so as to convey certain emotions and thoughts.

Although last year's tree is written about a bird and a tree, it actually shows people in life, revealing people's thoughts, feelings and morals.

Unlike many works, the ending of this fairy tale is not a happy reunion, but due to the unfortunate encounter and tragic outcome of the tree, which casts the whole work with a poignant tragic tone, so as to produce an emotional shock effect.

Tree. A tree, a tree, standing alone from each other.

The wind and the air tell them the distance.

But under the cover of the earth, their roots stretched, and in the unseen depths, they entwined their roots and tendrils together in the wilderness.

The tree by my window, the tree by my window.

I close the windows when night falls, but never close the curtains.

Lest I isolate you stupidly, you are a hazy dream shadow rising on the earth.

Thou hast drifted like a puffy cloud, and thy light tongue preached everything in a loud voice.

Not everything makes sense, but the tree.

I have seen the wind shake you, if you had seen me sleeping in this house.

You will see that I too have been violently stirred, almost swept away by a storm.

That day, fate was a child's play that day, and it bound the two of us together.

You are affected by the outside climate, and I am the inner storm.

Last Year's Tree is an article by Japanese writer Nanyoshi Shinmi, published in China on June 1, 2008.

Translators: Zhou Longmei and Peng Yichang are closed.

Publisher: Guizhou People's Publishing House.

Brief introduction: A tree and a bird are good friends, and the birds stand on the branches and sing to the tree every day. As for the trees, I listen to the birds singing every day.

As the days passed, the cold winter was coming. The bird had to leave the tree and fly far, far away, and the bird flew south. Spring is here again, and the snow has melted in the fields and forests.

The bird came back to her good friend Tree, but the tree was gone, and only the roots remained.