Hunter s notes after reading 800 words

I have a favorite book, its author is Turgenev in Russia, this ** exposes the life of the people at the bottom and the ugliness of the nobility. It is composed of different stories, but at the same time reveals the ugliness of human nature in the way of portraying characters, although Turgenev is also an aristocrat, but expresses his disgust and irony for aristocracy.

This book is "Hunter's Notes", and the descriptions of the scenery in it are vivid and vivid, and the characters are rich in vivid descriptions, which is convincing.

Turning the page of this book, I followed the author into one village after another, admiring one beautiful picture after another, and experiencing human feelings and sophistication over and over again. I have also had wonderful trips with Turgenev.

One of the landlords I loved, Ovshanikov, was not a rich man, but he was admirable, he treated his servants fairly and well, he was low-key, and he did not put on a show. What really impressed me was that he described Turgenev's grandfather's evil deeds in front of Turgenev, but he was not excited or gloomy, but as if describing a very ordinary thing - at that time, it may indeed be ordinary, but the object of harm is himself, which is extraordinary.

I have mixed feelings about another character in the book, this person is Yermolai, I like it, but I don't like him to abuse his wife and his hound, I dislike it, and I admire his omnipotence. I remember one time when Turgenev was traveling in a boat with him, and the boat leaked and capsized halfway, and several people were trapped in the dense reeds, unable to find their way. At this time, Yermolai offered to explore the way.

After a long time, it was still nowhere to be seen, and several people couldn't help but start worrying, and I couldn't help but mention it in Shikai's heart. Fortunately, he not only returned safely, but also led everyone out of the reeds of the crisis. Through this incident, it also showed his bravery, which made me admire him even more.

There is also a character that I love, because he often hangs out alone, he is called "lone wolf" by the locals, he is a forest ranger, and many people are afraid of him. It is said that whoever cuts a branch will know. Once, the author went to the ranger's hut to hide from the rain.

After the rain stopped, on the way back to see the author, he claimed to have heard someone cutting down a tree, which surprised the author, and went to take a look, and sure enough, as he said, the person who cut the tree was caught begging bitterly, and the lone wolf showed some sympathy, a little shaken, forced by his identity, and did not let him go, until the author interceded, pushed the boat down the river, and promised to keep it secret, Sun Tuo can see that in fact, his nature is not bad, compassionate, but forced by the situation, helpless.

When you close the book, it is as if those scenes are right in front of you, unforgettable. This is the book I love.