The image of the old lady in Mo Yan s Selling Cabbage .

It's Mo Yan. One of the works in the series. Through a bitter memory of the past, the article portrays a strong, self-respecting, simple, and honest mother figure.

So, how does the author portray this character, and what is the practical significance of this character today? The author believes that it can be understood from the following aspects: 1. Skillfully use the detailed and plump image of the article "Selling Cabbage" to use detailed descriptions in many places.

to portray the great figure of the mother. At the beginning of the article, a set of close-up shots is introduced, with"With a bitter face, his heart is heavy.

portrays the image of a very picky old lady.

The old lady in Mo Yan's "Selling Cabbage" is a poor and miserable person, who has rich life experience and tragic fate.

In **, the old lady's husband was sentenced for stealing, and she pulled her three children alone and had a difficult life. Her image is sympathetic and awe-inspiring.

The image of the old lady also shows the author's profound observation and thinking about life, and she says "No, I won't let you go!" when selling cabbage! You stole my food, I have proof! This sentence reflects the general concern and appeal of the society for poverty and injustice.

In short, the image of the old lady in Mo Yan's "Selling Cabbage" is a character with profound connotation and significance, representing the author's deep understanding and thinking about life and human nature.

The mother is strong, stubborn and keeps her promises. The article "Selling Cabbage" is full of contradictions and conflicts, and it is in these conflicts that the image of a great mother who lives in an era of poverty is still strong, loving, stubborn and trustworthy. At the beginning of the article, when deciding whether to sell the last three cabbages, my mother was very conflicted, why didn't my mother want to keep them for the New Year, but the family was really poor.

In order not to make "me" cry, she angrily scolded me and lectured me with a "cold voice", but when she saw the chilblains on "my" hands, she spoke to me with a "warm emphasis", and from the conversation between "me" and her mother, she saw that she had both a stubborn side and a loving side.

In the bazaar, the verbal conflict between "me" and the fussy lonely old lady was the most intense, and when she tore and tore the cabbage outside the cabbage, the fire of anger in "my" heart was secretly ignited, and the author counted her an extra dime when calculating the money.

Later, when the matter was revealed, "the mother looked up at me with red eyes, and after a long time, said in a voice that I will never forget: 'Son, how can you do this?' How can you count a dime more than a dime?

"I" just wanted to vent my inner feelings, who would have thought that my mother would be sad and cry because of this. The mother cried this time.

In the past, no matter how big it was, even if the sky was about to fall, my mother would not cry. From these conflicts, we really feel that the hardships and poverty of life are not as sad as the author's deception.

Selling Cabbage" was selected into the annual short story ** collection, and was also selected by Mo Yan himself into his own prose essay collection, and was also published in the evening newspaper supplement as a small **. Nowadays, the "small ** cavity" of small ** is annoying. This is a ** without "cavity", a real handwriting.

This unique tone does not refer only to the language, but to the type of story he is accustomed to, the way he deals with it, the form he uses to narrate it, and all other factors create a unique atmosphere. In this sense, this is another ** with a "cavity".

Mo Yan's "Selling Cabbage" portrays the image of a great mother who is strong, loving, stubborn, self-respecting and honest despite living in an era of poverty through the bitter memories of the mother and son selling cabbage in their hometown market.

The three cabbages were originally used by my family to prepare dumplings for the New Year, especially the small one, which took us a lot of thought in the process of growing, but the old lady pulled off the unbroken roots and tore off its leaves when she bought it, and she was still careful when she weighed it, so "I" calculated the old lady's dime more when settling the account.