An hour passed in Vanka, and Hope fell asleep. What hint does this give us?

Think about it day and dream night night. Vanka's dream letter soon reached his grandfather's hand, and when he read it, he came to pick him up. What is the deeper meaning of the text ending with Vanka's dream?

We can ponder the question: Will Grandpa Vanka's letter be received? For this question, we can't just stay at the superficial answer of "Fanka didn't write down the address of the recipient, Fanka's grandfather can't receive the letter", but also deeply understand, even if he receives the letter, will the grandfather come to pick up Fanka?

From the text, we know that Vanka's grandfather was nothing more than a poor night watchman, and he was afraid that he would not be able to raise this growing child, and that he could not find a job in the village for Vanka to eat, or how could he bear to send his only grandson to a strange big city to find a way to live? Even if it is received, there is nothing that can be done. In this way, Vanka's good wishes are just a naïve dream, just like his dream.

When he woke up, his miserable life was still the same, even more miserable, because his only hope was gone, and he had no dreams.

The text ends with Vanka's dream, hinting at the shattering of his wishes, leaving a deep food for thought and arousing deep sympathy for Vanka and anger against the dark society.

In the last natural paragraph, it is written that he fell asleep with a sweet hope, and he was very happy, and he thought that he would soon be able to leave the place and would not suffer this pain again, but the truth was cruel, because he did not write down the address, and in the dark society under the rule of the Tsar at that time, a messenger would not go around for this unclear address, so Vanka's letter would not reach his grandfather's hands. This last seemingly sweet dream highlights the tragic fate of the characters and attacks the dark society of the time.

1. Imply that the letter will not be received, it is just a beautiful dream that cannot be realized, this dream ends in failure, and he has to live a miserable life; 2. Let us have deep sympathy for the tragic fate of Vanka, incomparable hatred for the sinful society, and cherish our own good life.

In his dream, Vanka saw a warm kang on which sat his grandfather, with his legs drooping, reading his letter, and loaches walking around the kang, wagging their tails ......At this moment, Vanka felt someone tugging at his hair, and then scolded, "Vanka, did you steal the ink?" Vanka opened his eyes suddenly, and saw that the boss was pulling his hair, still yelling loudly

You kid is so bold that you dare to steal ink! Tell me, do you dry with ink? Yes?!

What do you ask? Say it! ”

Then the boss dragged Vanka to the backyard, beat him with a belt, and warned him: "If you dare to do this again, be careful that I starve you to death!" Go wash my clothes now, and don't eat tomorrow morning."

Vanka endured the pain, washed his clothes, the sky was white, and it was dawn. The men all got up, and one of them said maliciously, "You boy is bold enough, I'm afraid you're going to see death tomorrow."

After eating at noon, except for Fan Ka washing dishes in the store, the other guys were basking in the sun outside the door. After a while, I saw the guys all running in, holding an envelope in their hands: "Vanka, your letter is here!"

Vanka put down his bowl and was about to grab the letter, when one of the men said, "You go and fetch wine for us first, and I'll give it back to you when we get back." Van Kati put on the wine bottle and rushed to the tavern as fast as he could, but he didn't expect to meet the proprietress halfway, "You beast, you stole ink last night, and today you went to the tavern to drink, you are simply lawless!"

As he spoke, he kicked Vanka to the ground, and Vanka fell down with a "plop", the wine bottle shattered, and the glass slag pierced into his leg, which hurt his heart. When he got back to the shoemaker's house, the men had long since dispersed, and he opened the envelope, only to find it empty.

At night, Vanka thought that if he stayed here any longer, he would die. So, while everyone was asleep, he climbed from the first-floor corridor to the backyard, climbed over the backyard wall, and ran straight in the direction of the countryside. The sky was still clear during the day, and now it was snowing heavily, and Vanka was wearing only a thin and shabby dress, which made him shiver from the cold.

In this way, Vanka walked and walked, walked and walked, and before he knew it, he had come to the countryside. He could no longer walk, and fell into the snow, and at about the same time, his grandfather, seeing that it was snowing heavily, put on a sheepskin jacket and came out with a kerosene lamp, and inadvertently found Vanka lying on the snow.

When the old man saw his grandson, he couldn't help but be surprised, so he carried him back to the old man's house. The old man's family was very kind to Vanka, and they took pity on this poor child, and Vanka lived happily ever after.

The day after Vanka sent the letter, when the postman was sorting out the letter, he saw that the address of the letter written by Vanka was unknown, so he threw it to the side of the road. Later, the letter was picked up by the Jay siblings, who lived on the same street as Vanka. They were the children of a famous writer and thinker, and when they came home, they opened the letter with curiosity.

The Jay siblings, who grew up in a happy family, are indignant when they learn that Vanka was beaten by their boss and are determined to help him. They were thinking when they suddenly heard a child's cry for help from a house opposite. It was Vanka, who was beaten by his boss and was blue and purple.

The elder brother analyzed it and said with certainty: "He is the one who wrote the letter." The letter said 'last', then the boss must be a shoemaker, and there is only one shoemaker in the neighborhood, so ......"That's right!

The younger sister agreed with her brother's idea. Then, the two of them began to discuss how to save ...... Vanka

A day later, Vanka was walking through the courtyard carrying a bucket of water, when suddenly a letter fell from the sky in front of Vanka, and the envelope read, "Friend Vanka". Vanka picked up the letter, tucked it in his leather jacket, and went back to work. It wasn't until the evening, after the boss had gone out, that he opened the letter and read it.

The letter was written by the Jay siblings and reads as follows:

Vanka: Hello.

The letter you wrote to Grandpa was picked up by us from the street and read, please forgive me. But we don't mean it or not, and we're writing just to help you ......We live in the building next to you, you come tomorrow and we'll pick you up at the door.

Jay Karton, Jay Nit", ".

The next day, Vanka went to Jay's house and told their father what had happened, and their father was very sympathetic to Vanka and was happy for the child's behavior. Then, Jay's family found a doctor for Vanka, treated him, changed him into a leather jacket, and bought him a pair of shoes. Until Vanka's wounds healed, he was allowed to return to the village.

The boss came back and saw him asleep and beat him to death!

When Vanka was having a sweet dream, the boss and the proprietress came back, and when they saw Vanka sleeping, they were very angry, and the boss picked up what he was doing and hit it. Vanka was awakened. When I saw that the boss lady and the boss were very angry, and the boss was going to hit Vanka again.

Their little baby cried, and the boss had to stop and let Vanka give the baby a cradle. Vanka had no choice but to go and give the baby a cradle.

The next day, the guys teased Vanka again, and at this point, Vanka was very sad. Crying sadly. At this time, Vanka remembered his grandfather, so he went to the door to look around, wondering if the letter had reached his grandfather, and Vanka was very worried.

The postman took the letter from the letter box, saw that the address on the letter was not stated, and the zip code was not written, and wanted to return it, but he did not know which one was written, so he threw the letter, which was the letter written by Fanka to his grandfather.

Grandpa also misses his grandson, wants to know how Vanka is doing in the city, and wants to see his grandson.

So, Grandpa took Dasui for a few days off and wanted to go to the city to see Vanka. Vanka was sitting at the door of the shoe store and looked out, and saw a familiar figure, and Vanka called out, "Grandpa."

He threw himself into his grandfather's arms, and when he saw his little grandson, he cried with joy, and Vanka asked him if he had received the letter, and he said, "No." So, Vanka told his grandfather about his life and asked him to take him back.

Grandpa agreed.

Grandpa took Vanka back to the countryside, although the days were very hard, but also very happy, Vanka did not regret it.

Suddenly, a fist slammed into the body of Vanka, who had touched the void core, Vanka screamed in pain, he quickly opened his eyes, and saw the boss and the proprietress standing in front of him, one holding a last, the other holding a belt. Vanka was so frightened that she cried, but the proprietress still took the last and beat Vanka on her back, and the boss still took the belt and pumped it on Vanka Yukai. Vanka's pain at this time is almost indescribable.

The boss and the proprietress grabbed Vanka's clothes together and dragged Vanka to the yard where they laughed, ready to beat him. Vanka cried and shouted, "My grandfather will come to pick me up soon, I've already written a letter!"

After listening to Fanka's words, the proprietress laughed: "I asked you to watch the door at home, and you dared to fall asleep." Hmph, write to grandpa, what can your grandpa know?

As she spoke, the boss's last and the boss's belt rained down on Vanka's body again.

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