Who knows the story of A Silver Dollar ?

The story of A Silver Dollar is about:

A poor man, because his family was poor, wanted to treat his grandmother's illness, and borrowed a silver dollar from the landlord's family. But because he couldn't afford it, the landlord arrested the little boy's sister and made her a little girl. One day, the little boy and his mother heard the sound of people on the street, and he ran out to see that it was the landlord's family who gave the funeral to the old landlord's wife.

The little boy squeezed into the crowd and was astonished, for his sister and a boy of the same age were sitting on a lotus pedestal made of paper that had been carried, and were dressed in very beautiful clothes. The little boy was caught in the crowd and yelled at his sister, but his sister did not squint and did not respond. The boy's mother was on the side, but she had already fainted.

It turned out that for that piece of silver dollar, the little boy's sister became the burial object of the landlord's wife, poured mercury into the life, and then put it on the lotus seat to bury the old landlord's wife.

This story profoundly reveals the cruelty of the landlord class and the misery of the poor, and makes people feel the darkness and cruelty of the old society.

In the 70s, there was a lesson in primary school Chinese called "A Silver Dollar".

The story is very strong: there is a landlord named Li Sandao, because when he sees a poor person, he wants to kill people three times. The poor man sold his daughter for a silver dollar, and he shot the poor man to snatch it.

The shot also cut a gap in the silver dollar that the poor man was carrying. The poor man's daughter was bought and poured with mercury.

As a funerary offering. After liberation, he found this notched one from dozens of silver dollars in his house as a teaching material for class education.

The story of "A Silver Dollar" in the 70s in elementary school Chinese.

This story is mainly about the importance of integrity. The second is to tell the world: don't be foolish.

Brief Analysis:

The protagonist's grandmother is seriously ill and dying, knowing that it is incorrigible, but for the sake of filial piety, she still borrows a silver dollar from the landlord to treat the old grandmother. First of all, we need to understand the purchasing power of a silver dollar.

In the 20s, one silver dollar could buy 16 catties of rice, four or five catties of pork, 120 eggs, and 6 feet of cotton cloth. What about housing prices? Outsiders go to Shanghai to work and rent a suite in an ordinary area, and the rent ranges from 5 to 10 silver dollars a month.

Logline:

The film is based on the *** "A Silver Dollar" published by the People's Fine Arts Publishing House in 1972

Adaptation, through a piece of silver dollar, carefully constructed an accusation against the landlord's old wealth and resistance to the Japanese puppet invaders, and finally realized that "this silver dollar is a witness to history!" Its origin itself is against the evil landlord bourgeoisie.

of anger, accusation and criticism".

"A Silver Dollar" tells the story of the protagonist's grandmother who is seriously ill and dying, knowing that it is incorrigible, but for the sake of laughing, she still borrowed a silver dollar from the landlord to treat the old grandmother. The story tells us not to be foolish.

In the cabinet of my house, there was a silver dollar with a large head, and it was lying next to the one-dollar coin I had put in casually. This silver dollar was given to me quietly by my mother-in-law a few years after I married her son.

I always thought that it was because of my dedication to their old couple that I had the honor of getting such a precious silver dollar.

Mother-in-law has three daughters-in-law, sister-in-law and her relationship is tense, I think she must not have given sister-in-law, I and my brother-in-law's mother's house is a place, the two are naturally closer, and the brother-in-law chatted and never heard the brother-in-law say that the mother-in-law gave her a silver dollar, but later the brother-in-law on the wrist, wearing a beautiful silver bracelet, I once praised the bracelet beautiful, the brother-in-law said that it was real silver, not faded. I didn't ask any more, and I didn't like to wear them anyway.

In order to be worthy of my mother-in-law who gave me this collectible thing, I was naturally polite to her, and I didn't dare to be slack, for fear of disappointing her special heart.