Celebrity comments on Childhood

If the kind-hearted little Tsgang brought friendship and joy to Alyosha's childhood, then his death once again plunged young Alyosha into misery and loneliness. But the arrival of "good things" made his childhood beautiful again. This "good thing" is a tenant in my grandfather's house.

He devoted himself to science, indulging in experiments of all kinds, and had little contact with people except Alyosha. Gorky once said of his "Childhood": "I am not talking about myself, but about the suffocating cramped world full of terrible scenes."

**Through the depiction of the life experience of my grandfather's family, it reflects the microcosm of the society of the entire old Russian era, which may be the reason why this work has endured.

This "Childhood" is actually the real life experience of Gorky from the age of four to ten, and the real prototype of the protagonist Alyosha in the book is Gorky himself. Alyosha was a hard-working child from an early age, and when he was four years old, his father died. After burying his father, he and his mother went to his grandfather's house.

Although the death of his father was a fatal blow to the orphans and widows, young Alyosha was still full of hope for the future life when he thought that he would be able to live with his favorite grandmother in the future.

After reading the book "Childhood", I was restless, full of emotion, and difficult to calm down. It inspired me a lot and gave me a sense of admiration for the author of this book. The author of this book is Gorky, who did not have a happy childhood, and when his father died at a young age, he lived with his maternal grandfather.

He was self-taught, and he tasted the bitterness of life before he ascended to the altar of literature. Presumably, he endured a lot of hardships to have such great achievements, and this spirit of joy and learning is admirable and worthy of our learning.

The protagonist of Childhood, Alyosha ("my") is an observant and sensitive child who can distinguish between good and bad. In this regard, the people around him had a great influence on him. With the help of some of his friends, Alyosha learns that there is "truth, goodness, and beauty" in the world, and these things are all around him.

Childhood is a unique autobiography.

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".

Childhood is a unique autobiography. It is not like most autobiographies that create a portrait of a protagonist. It is more like a long scroll of colorful oil paintings, restoring an era, a life in a family.

In this life, there are many protagonists.

Whether it is beautiful or ugly, they all stand in front of the reader at the same time and impact the reader's heart. With its unique art form, profound ideological content and unique artistic characteristics, "Childhood" occupies an important position in the history of Russian and Soviet literature and even world literature, and has incomparable artistic value.

Background of creation. "Childhood" is the first part of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. As early as the 90s of the 19th century, Gorky had the idea of writing biographical works.

Between 1908 and 1910, Lenin visited Gorky's apartment on the Italian island of Capri, where he told him more than once about his childhood and adolescence.

Once, Lenin said to Gorky: "You should write everything out, old friend, you must write it!" It's all very educational, excellent!

Gorky said: "One day in the future, I will write ......."Soon, he fulfilled that promise.

"Not only an artistic treasure, but also a biography of Gorky, a commentary on all his creations, is extremely precious to us. Chukotsky.

In Russian literature, we have never read a more beautiful work than "Childhood". Roman. Rowland.

Real and beautiful, who doesn't yearn for that kind of life?

Childhood is a touching book.