After reading Green Gables, Anne asks three questions. Thank you!

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Here's why Anne of Green Gables is a problematic read: This is the most mistyped book I've read this century, with different titles even on the cover, inside and so on! Once it was written as "Green Three Walls", and one time it was the word "of" in the title of the book was dropped!

Anne of Green Gables is a novel by Canadian writer Lucy Maud Montgomery, written in 1904. "Anne of Green Gables" tells the story of little Annie, the heroine of innocence and kindness and love of life, who lost her parents since she was a child, and was adopted by the brothers and sisters Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables at the age of 11, but she has a distinct personality, full of fantasy, and self-esteem and self-improvement, with her hard work, not only won the love of adopters, but also won the care and friendship of teachers and classmates. Growth wheels and dreams are the main themes of the book, and the author tells people with the story of Annie

As long as you have dreams and make unremitting efforts, life will be rich and colorful, and life will be beautiful and colorful.

Formative stage: First of all, when Anne was a child, she was adopted by others, but no one adopted her because she loved her, but she felt that as long as people wanted to be good to us, even if they didn't do it, they didn't have to be too sad.

This was followed by Anne's happy time, living happily with Matthew and Marilla. Finally, there is girlhood, and Anne has become a slim girl.

1. Anne reconciled with Gilbert, you don't know how excited I am. I was even more excited to know that she was later married to Gilbert.

Second, there is also a conflict between Anne and Gilbert after 15 years of marriage, Anne was jealous, and later reconciled, which is also very interesting.

3. The afterglow of the distance is reflected on the flowers, and these flowers are slightly pink, like a charming girl, suddenly shy.

The little girl stared at the scenery in front of her, excited and fascinated.

She didn't say a word, and her heart flew to the white apple blossoms overhead and the beautiful sunset in the sky.

Fourth, Anne smashed the slate on Gilbert's head.

I felt that Anne was optimistic, hardworking, and lively... a child. Isn't all her spirit worth emulating?

In Anne of Green Gables, what trouble did Anne cause to her own people, and how did she solve it?

In Anne of Green Gables, what trouble did Anne cause to her own people, and how did she solve it? Later, Anne will voluntarily admit mistakes when she makes them, and will continue to admit them.

The brooch incident' I learned not to mess with other people's things;The 'Ghost Forest' has taught me not to over-imagine;The trouble caused by misplacing the potion in the cake made me understand that I have to be very careful and attentive when cooking; The folly of dyeing my hair taught me that there can be no vanity.

Closing the book, I breathed a sigh of relief and slowly moved my eyes to the sunny, tree-lined window. The image of Anne, the little protagonist of the book I just finished reading, "Anne of Green Gables", seemed to come to my eyes. No, I should say that she and them have been deeply imprinted in my mind......

Anne Shirley is an orphan, and when Matthew and Marilla want to adopt a boy in the orphanage to help with the family, they accidentally bring 11-year-old Anne home. Matthew loved this funny kid. At first, his wife, Marilla, did not like Anne and wanted to send her back to the orphanage.

At Matthew's insistence, they adopt this lovely orphan Sakura, and Marilla grows to fall in love with her. After Anne's unremitting efforts, she was finally admitted to the Queen's School and won the Avery Scholarship. At this moment, Matthew had a heart attack and left him, and if he didn't pay attention to maintenance, Marilla's eyes would be blind.

As a result, Anne voluntarily gave up a scholarship and the opportunity to go to college to find a job teaching there and stay behind to take care of Marilla. At this time, Gilbert, a high-achieving boy, gave up his position as a teacher at Avonleigh to Anne. Since then, the two have forgotten the past and become good friends.

I really wish this book was a little thicker, a little thicker; A little more content, a little more. I think I've really fallen in love with Anne, with her rich imagination - being able to make friends and talk to plants and trees, and giving each of them a lovely nickname, the glittering lake, the haunted woods, ......She seems to be able to think of all pessimistic things as beautiful and romantic. I fell in love with her optimistic attitude - even though I was an orphan, I always loved the world; encountered a boring geometry and math problem, and tried his best to overcome it, and was admitted to Queen's College with excellent grades, and graduated after a year at Queen's College, winning the only scholarship in the school.

I also fell in love with her innocent and simple qualities – she always made small mistakes when it came to formal occasions, such as inviting the pastor's wife to dinner at home, and mistaking the analgesic smear for vanilla essence when making her own cakes; When she invited Daichai to come to the house for refreshments, she drank the wine as a sweet wine, which made Diana very drunk.

I love her so much......

Finally, I would like to conclude my essay with the words of Miss Josephine Sr.: "Anne is like a rainbow of many different colors, and each color is very brilliant when it appears. I love people who make me love them. ”