Write a letter to Vanka 5 for Vanka s grandfather

My dear Vanka, Grandpa has received your letter. I'm sorry for you! You have to hold on, grandpa will definitely come to see you! ~

Little Vanka: Hello!

I learned your story from the pen of Grandpa Chekhov. You are an unfortunate orphan, and your only relative is your grandfather, and you and your grandfather are having a happy life. However, life in the countryside is very difficult, and in order to make your life better, Grandpa endured the pain and sent you to the paradise of the rich and the hell of the poor - the big city to be an apprentice.

You have suffered a lot in the shoemaker's shop, you live a devilish life, you don't have enough to eat, you don't have enough clothes, you don't sleep well, you are often beaten, you are scolded, and even the guys play tricks on you, which is clearly abusing you and not treating you as a human being. Perhaps, they think that you are a toy to be teased, a slave to be called, and even your life is insignificant in their eyes, and it is easier to kill you than to trample an ant to death; Torturing you is just a pleasure......

Perhaps, grandpa knows that you are not doing well in Moscow, but, little Fanka, don't blame grandpa, he is also forced to do so!

Little Fanka, I am very sad and sympathetic to you, and I would like to tell you that we are very happy in our lives now.

We now have a society where everyone is equal, we have schools, sunshine, freedom, spring breeze warmth, and ......Everyone loves us, and we grow up in love. Working people are never exploited, poor people are never oppressed, and disabled people and orphans are never discriminated against......If I can, I want to travel through time and space, I want to hold your hand and bring you to this big family of love, I want to make you happy, let you be free, let you be fed and clothed, I want you to feel the fragrance of birds and flowers, and feel the beauty of the world. Although, this is not possible to achieve ......

Vanka, I would also like to thank you, thank you for telling me: cherish happiness, cherish happiness.

When I'm gobbling up in KFC, you're hungry and growling; When I was wearing a new cotton coat to celebrate the New Year, you were curled up in the corner in a thin shirt; When I was jumping to school with my schoolbag on my back, you could only look at the figure of the rich children going to school in a daze; When I was immersed in sweet dreams, you could only stay by the boss's little cub and rock the cradle for him; When I was playing with my classmates on the school playground, you could only be imprisoned in "hell", lonely, and you couldn't even see your favorite grandfather; When I ......

Vanka, you have to be strong, you have to believe that the dark society will be overthrown sooner or later. At that time, you will also be well fed, clothed, and happy; You can also shower in the sun and thrive. You have to believe that darkness cannot overcome light, and the power of justice and dreams is very powerful.

The dawn is ahead, the long dark night is coming to an end, the power of justice and dreams will pass through the darkness, the song of freedom will break the silence, and the new book of history will slowly open.

Wish: Have a good time.

Dear Vanka:

Hello! I am deeply sympathetic to your tragic experience, so I want to say to you: "Vanka, you are so pathetic! 9 years old, what a small and eye-catching number.

At the age of 9, we are snuggling in our mother's arms, in front of a good baby, but you are reduced to a shoe store and bullied. While we were savoring Hui's lunch, you hid in the corner and sobbed while drinking a little gruel; When we hold hands and play games happily, you can only be lonely and crank the cradle for the boss's little cub; When we sit in the warm classroom, invited to swim in the sea of books under the guidance of the teacher, you don't know where to be tortured; While we sleep in the warm bedding and fall asleep sweetly, you shiver in the aisle......”

You're still a child, a 9-year-old child, and you've suffered so much!

Remember when you wrote in your letter to your grandfather: "I have knelt down for you, and I will always sue God for your bed." Take me away, or I'll die!"

It can be seen that no matter how poor life in the countryside is, it is much better than the tormented urban life. But have you ever wondered what if your grandfather didn't receive the letter? Even if your grandfather received the letter, could he take you back?

No, it's all just a beautiful fantasy! You know, your grandfather is just a night watchman who keeps a vigil for people!

So what is it that makes you live a life that is not as good as a pig or a dog at such a young age? It was the corruption of the ** at that time, the black of society! The rich eat and drink, but the poor do not have enough food and clothing, just like a weightless scale, one side is as heavy as Mount Tai, and the other is as light as a feather.

Thinking about the past and looking at the present, I am determined to cherish the good times of the present, study hard, and contribute to the construction of the motherland in the future.

His grandfather may have written to him in heaven 5555555555555

The text focuses on the fact that Vanka wrote a letter to his grandfather, telling him that his life as an apprentice in a Moscow shoemaker's house was miserable and that he wanted his grandfather to take him back.

Cause; Fanka wrote a letter to Grandpa Fu because everyone in the place where he worked bullied him, he was so hungry, and he was very lonely [refer to paragraph 15 of the lesson] dao, once he rocked the cradle for the boss's child and accidentally fell asleep and was beaten badly, the proprietress told him to clean up the herring, but the fish's mouth poked his face, the guys teased him, and sent him to the hotel to drink, there was basically no food, not enough to fill his stomach at all, only a little bread in the morning [to emphasize a point], lunch was gruel [emphasis on porridge is gruel] At night, it is a little bread again, [emphasis only a little], but the boss eats and drinks heavily, and sleeps until the aisle [emphasis aisle], and as soon as the boss's child cries, he can't sleep. [Refer to paragraph 8 of the text, paragraph 8 and the comparison between Vanka and the boss, to emphasize].

In general, it is because the apprenticeship life is too painful.

Objective; The apprenticeship life is very miserable, [cf. paragraphs 8 and 15] he is very happy with his grandfather, [cf. para. 13] he works at the shoemaker [cf. the first sentence of the first paragraph] but has no shoes to wear, [cf. para. 10, penultimate sentence] In the apprenticeship life, he is cold and hungry and has not slept yet.

In general, Mealcard wants his grandfather to take him back and get out of this life.

It's because Vanka hates his current life very much and wants to go back to the countryside to live with his grandfather and return to his grandfather.

His grandfather is dead, and he just wrote to express his thoughts about his grandfather.

Dear Vanka:

Hello! When the painful apprenticeship of yours comes before my eyes from time to time, I am compelled to write to you about my feelings.

Vanka, I read the letter you wrote to your grandfather and told him what happened to you, and I knew the darkness of society during the reign of the tsars at that time, and I also knew that the good life now was not easy to come by. When I was a child, I heard my father say that when he was born, his motherland was in the midst of a civil war and his life was very poor, but compared to you, he was much better. Because my dad could afford to go to school and could get an education; But you, ......I don't want to, I don't dare to think about it anymore.

When I was born, although the motherland had been liberated for more than 20 years, it was in a period of 10 years of turmoil, and the problem of food and clothing had not yet been solved. In the countryside, there are no motor vehicles such as cars and jeeps, and even tractors are rare in several villages. Only the occasional bicycle is there, and the rack bike will see a few.

At that time, bicycles were the most advanced means of transportation in the countryside, and of course, there were already motor vehicles in the cities.

However, after the reform and opening up, my motherland has taken on a new look: high-rise buildings have risen from the ground, and cars, jeeps, and other motorized vehicles have often been seen in rural areas. I'm sitting in this bright classroom now, with brand new textbooks in hand, and how you yearn for this kind of life, I think:

If you can go to school and get an education, you will definitely study hard and have a good life when you grow up.

Vanka, your words and actions have made me sensible and made me grow up a lot. I want to say to you: "Vanka, you have to be strong, destiny is created by man himself."

The ordeal you have suffered this time may be a test given to you by God, so that you can understand the difficulties and happiness of life. You said that you only have one relative, grandfather, I don't think this sentence is true. Because you are not only grandfather, but also friends who care for you and love you, and who have walked that tragic road with you.

They miss you all the time and hope to walk with you into the future and face the world. Vanka, don't you know? Don't you miss them?

That's all for my feelings, Vanka, and I'll greet you often and write to you in the future.

I wish you: through hardship and happiness!

In his dream, Vanka saw a warm kang on which sat his grandfather, with his legs drooping, reading his letter, and the loaches walking around on the kang's edge, wagging their tails ......At this moment, Vanka felt someone tugging at his hair, and then scolded, "Vanka, did you steal the ink?" Vanka opened his eyes suddenly, and saw that the boss was pulling his hair, still yelling loudly

You kid is so bold that you dare to steal ink! Tell me, do you dry with ink? Yes?!

What do you ask? Say it! ”

Then the boss dragged Vanka to the backyard, beat him with a belt, and warned him: "If you dare to do this again, be careful that I starve you to death!" Go wash my clothes now, and don't eat tomorrow morning."

Vanka endured the pain, washed his clothes, the sky was white, and it was dawn. The men all got up, and one of them said maliciously, "You boy is bold enough, I'm afraid you're going to see death tomorrow."

After eating at noon, except for Fan Ka washing dishes in the store, the other guys were basking in the sun outside the door. After a while, I saw the guys all running in, holding an envelope in their hands: "Vanka, your letter is here!"

Vanka put down his bowl and was about to grab the letter, when one of the men said, "You go and fetch wine for us first, and I'll give it back to you when we get back." Van Kati put on the wine bottle and rushed to the tavern as fast as he could, but he didn't expect to meet the proprietress halfway, "You beast, you stole ink last night, and today you went to the tavern to drink, you are simply lawless!"

As he spoke, he kicked Vanka to the ground, and Vanka Yinyan Dan fell down with a "plop", the wine bottle was broken, and the glass slag was pierced into his legs, which hurt his heart. When he got back to the shoemaker's house, the men had long since dispersed, and he opened the envelope, only to find it empty.

At night, Vanka thought that if he stayed here any longer, he would die. So Zao Duan, while everyone was asleep, he climbed from the corridor on the first floor to the backyard, climbed over the fence of the backyard, and ran straight to the direction of the countryside. The sky was still clear during the day, and now it was snowing heavily, and Vanka was wearing only a thin and shabby dress, which made him shiver from the cold.

In this way, Vanka walked and walked, walked and walked, and before he knew it, he had come to the countryside. He could no longer walk, and fell into the snow, and at about the same time, his grandfather, seeing that it was snowing heavily, put on a sheepskin jacket and came out with a kerosene lamp, and inadvertently found Vanka lying on the snow.

When the old man saw his grandson, he couldn't help but be surprised, so he carried him back to the old man's house. The old man's family was very kind to Vanka, and they took pity on this poor child, and Vanka lived happily ever after.