What are Mr. Lao She s prose works?

1. "Winter in Jinan" is a prose written by a famous modern writer, playwright, and ** Lao She, which was originally published in April 1931 and has been selected as a Chinese middle school textbook for a long time since then.

Winter in Jinan" is a poetic prose, Lao She lectured in England for six years, the British fog left a deep impression on him, and also went to the southwest, so after coming to Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province, which is known as the "Spring City", he felt very strongly.

The title "Winter in Jinan" succinctly clarifies the location, the season. Lao She firmly grasped the characteristics of Jinan's "warm and sunny" in winter, and described a unique and moving winter scene in Jinan.

2. "Beijing's Spring Festival" is a prose written by modern writer Lao She in 1951. The article depicts a picture of the folk customs of the Spring Festival in old Beijing, showing the grandeur and liveliness of the Spring Festival, showing the warmth and beauty of Chinese festival customs, and comparing the Spring Festival of the old and new societies.

It highlights the change of customs in the new society and the happy and healthy Spring Festival, and expresses the author's praise for the new China and the new society. The whole text is full of simple language with Beijing flavor, the statement is simple and natural, unpolished, fluent, and highly expressive and infectious.

3. "Master Zongyue" is a prose written by Chinese writer Lao She, which is included in "Lao She's Prose". Lao She brilliantly created the character image of "Uncle Liu", the whole text is like a bubbling spring, natural and smooth, the water comes naturally, the language is simple and unpretentious, vulgar and elegant, with the beauty of natural carving.

4, "My Mother" is the work of ** Lao She. "My Mother" is a simple and unpretentious essay that reminisces about my mother. The article reflects the mother's love for her children, and the children's gratitude, nostalgia and praise for their mothers.

In the text, Lao She described in detail the character of her mother, who is hardworking, enthusiastic, and loves her children. What his mother gave him was "the education of life".

The style of this article is rustic and fresh. The language comes with feelings, natural and simple, and every word is so thick that it can't be dissolved; The structure is capricious, plain and smooth. At the end, a deep sigh is as clear as words, but it is sad and distant, and it is deeply moving.

5. "Thinking of Beiping" is a literary work created by Lao She. The author is in a different place, and in the war-torn years, he misses his beloved Beiping. Through the comparison between Peking and Paris, the author's nostalgia for his hometown is deeply expressed.

In 2004, this article was selected as a compulsory textbook for high school Chinese by Jiangsu (Phoenix) Education Press.

The language of "Thinking of Beiping" is popular, pure, concise and cordial. The purpose of the whiteness is to enhance the life of the work, to make it intimate and touching, and it is also the result of tempering the language.

1. "Cats": the first volume of Chinese texts for primary school students in the fourth grade;

"Cat" is an essay written by Lao She, published in the 16th issue of "New Observation on Slow Na" in 1959. The article describes Lao She's domestic cat, and its image is vivid in Lao She's pen, and the affection jumps on the paper, expressing the author's deep love for cats for a reason.

2. "Hen": the first volume of Chinese texts for primary school students in the fourth grade;

"The Hen" is a well-known masterpiece by Mr. Manren Lao She, describing the changes in the author's views on the hen and expressing his praise for maternal love. The article takes the author's emotional changes as a clue, and the emotion towards the hen changes from "hate" to respect, forming a sharp contrast before and after, creating the image of a "great chicken mother".

3. "Prairie": the second volume of the fifth grade text of primary school Chinese;

Prairie is a prose written by the modern poet Lao She. The text mainly talks about the grassland scenery, the picture of welcoming distant guests, and the picture of the Mongolian-Han party. The author quoted a sentence at the end, how can I bear to say goodbye to the deep love between Mongolia and Han, and the end of the world is green and the sun is slanting.

It expresses the author's love for the grassland and his deep friendship with the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

4. "Raising Flowers": the second volume of Chinese textbook for the sixth grade of primary school;

The article "Raising Flowers" is an essay written by Mr. Lao She to newspapers and periodicals in 1956, which was published in the "Literature and Art Daily" on December 12, 1956. By writing about the process of raising flowers, the table disturbs the branches to achieve the fun of raising flowers: there are joys and sorrows, laughter and tears, flowers and fruits, fragrance and color.

It requires both labor and knowledge. It expresses the author's thoughts and feelings of loving life. The whole text progresses layer by layer in the order from matter to reason, revealing the main purpose of the whole text.

5. "Baotu Spring": the first volume of Chinese textbook for the fourth grade of primary school;

This is an article written by Mr. Lao She, describing the beautiful scenery of Baotu Spring, a famous spot in Jinan. First of all, Baotu Spring is one of the three major scenic spots in Jinan, highlighting the status of Baotu Spring in Jinan's scenic spots, and then describing the shallow, fresh and beautiful posture of Baotu Spring and small springs, expressing Mr. Lao She's praise for Baotu Spring.

6, "Lin Hai": the first volume of the sixth grade of primary school;

Lin Hai is a prose work written by Lao She, this text talks about the scenery of the Great Xing'an Mountains and its role in the national economy and people's livelihood, and expresses the author's heartfelt love for the Great Xing'an Mountains.

Mr. Lao She has more than 50 prose works in his life, and has been selected into primary and secondary school Chinese textbooks such as "Cat", "Lin Hai", "Raising Flowers", "Winter in Jinan", "Baotu Spring" and other texts.

The author of Lao She's Essays is a real writer, one of the few people in China who knows how to write, and he embodies the temperament of a traditional Chinese literati.

Table of Contents

Some impressions (excerpts).

Informal park.

Appreciation of Baotu Spring.

Look up and see the joy. Still thinking about it.

It's another year of green grass.

Spring breeze. Critters.

The animals (pigeons) continued.

Qingdao and Yanzhi Mountain are big.

Think of Beiping. Briton.

A couple of my landlords.

Spring at Daming Lake.

Oriental College. Untitled (because there is no story).

Qingdao in May.

Hanging Jinan. A letter.

Master Zongyue. Poet.

Condolences to Mr. Xu Dishan's short note.

Qing Rong took a brief note. My mother.

Chinese New Year in Beijing.

Cat. Arrived in Jinan.

One day. When humor turns into oil.

New Year's drunken talk. Talk about it.

It is for God to test and not die.

God's game. Avoidance.

Habit. Withdraw money.

Write. Study.

It's best to have money. Tomato.

Ghosts and foxes. Mr. Dai Yutang plans to go to the United States to promote the outline.

Photo. Mother-in-law's words.

My ideal family.

After having a child.

Talk about it.

Talk about humor. The application of the facts is repentant.

Speech and style.

Humor"The danger of calling for sensitivity.

Late ripe grains.

Mine"words"Literature and carpenters.

How to read**. Wen Niu.