A brief description of the cat that lives upstairs? What did the cat that lived upstairs write about

Brief description: A collection of short and medium-length fairy tales written by Wang Yimei, which brings together the novella fairy tales "Confused Pig", as well as "The Cat Who Lives Upstairs" and "The Mouse in the Rose Villa".

16 short fairy tales such as "The Bear in the Library" and "The King's Hobby".

The novella fairy tale tells the story of a confused little pig who suddenly inherits a large inheritance, from the countryside to the city, with a hearty style, lively and cute; The short fairy tales are all warm and harmonious, with beautiful artistic conceptions, and are both lyrical and philosophical.

The Cat Who Lives Upstairs is a book published by Tongxin Press on January 1, 2013, and the author is Wang Yimei. This book mainly tells the story of zebras living in the city, giving crows tickets, etc.

The cat that lives upstairs. The cat that lives upstairs is a big yellow civet cat with a particularly long tail. Big black eyes. Four steel on the return trip. The long one is particularly fierce.

On one of the upper floors of the old street, there lived an old grandmother and her cat. This is a black cat, and the grandmother has to take her for a walk every day, without separating a single step. The people who lived on this upstairs made way for the old grandmother and her cat.

"The Cat Who Lives Upstairs" mainly writes about the black cat living in the old building, alone under the stars, playing the violin affectionately. The egg with colorful stripes, in the little master's room, kept talking to himself. A cold-blooded man with a flat body, standing in the berry orchard, staring at the crystal red berry king.

Wang Yimei is a first-class writer. Vice Chairman of Suzhou Writers Association, Director of Jiangsu Writers Association, Executive Director of National Children's Literature Teaching and Research Association. He has published more than 100 books, including "The Moon River of the Mole", "The Flying Frog", "The Eyes of the City", "Ants in the Book" and so on.

His works have been selected into Chinese textbooks for primary school students many times, and have been translated into English and Korean for publication. His works have won the 10th Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee Spiritual Civilization "Five Ones" Project Award, the 5th and 6th National Outstanding Children's Literature Awards, the 5th National Book Award and other national awards, the Bingxin Children's Book Award and the Chen Bochui Children's Literature Award. Wang Yimei's creations are deeply influenced by advanced educational concepts and children's outlook, making her works rich in diversified themes and rich imagination, advocating love to pay attention to the growth of children's souls, with real humanistic care.

The cat that lives upstairs, what did you do **ask us**?

How could we possibly know this?

If we can guess casually, you should be **cat will not fall, but in general, it should not.

If the cat lives upstairs in the situation, and then there is a ** he will make a certain calculation according to the length of the distance from the ground.

After reading a famous book, everyone must have a lot of experience in their hearts, and they need to write a good feeling about what they have gained.

"The Cat Who Lives Upstairs" is a collection of short fairy tales, the fairy tales written by Wang Yimei are warm and romantic, but with a little sadness: there is a black cat living in the old building, alone under the stars, playing the violin affectionately; There are stories of eggs with colorful stripes, and in the room of the little master, they keep talking to themselves; There are also the stories of the pure cold-blooded people of Gaichang, who quickly close their bodies and flatten, standing in the berry orchard, staring at the sparkling red berry king—how poetic these stories are! I was so moved by each story.

My favorite is the black cat, the protagonist of the fairy tale "The Cat Who Lives Upstairs". Because it works hard and has a heart that knows how to cherish life, it made me interested in continuing to read this book, and I was deeply moved.

Recently, I read a touching story - "The Cat Who Lives Upstairs" The story begins with the old grandmother and her cat: the old grandmother and her cat live in Lao Cai. One upstairs.

The grandmother has to take her cat for a walk every day, and the people on the street have to make way for the grandmother during the walk every day, and everyone loves the grandmother very much.

Every day, she longed for a distant relative to send her a letter, but never did. After a while, the grandmother was too old to walk, but she still hoped that relatives and friends from afar could send her letters. The old woman was so old that her mission of waiting for the letter came to an end.

After the old grandmother died, she left the house to the black cat. Everyone wanted to accompany the black cat, but they didn't refuse one by one, and the black cat was alone in everything. In the evening, the black python sat on the roof of the house and played his violin, and whenever the neighbors heard the melodious sound of the piano, they remembered the old grandmother and the black cat.

The black cat fell in love with the white cat, and after they got married, they gave birth to many kittens and lived happily ever after.

After reading this book, I have a deep understanding: every child should cherish the time he spends with his parents, just like the black cat in the text, he loves his grandmother and learns love from his grandmother.