Who is the writer with a broken leg in a primary school text?

The writer with a leg disability in the primary school text is Shi Tiesheng.

Shi Tiesheng was born in Beijing in 1951. He graduated from the High School Affiliated to Tsinghua University in 1967 and went to Yan'an in 1969. He returned to Beijing in 1972 due to paralysis of both legs.

Later, he developed kidney disease and uremia, and was kept alive by dialysis 3 times a week. Later, he successively served as a member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, vice chairman of the Beijing Writers Association, and vice chairman of the China Disabled Persons' Federation. Self-professed occupation is sick, amateur in writing.

He died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage at 3:46 a.m. on December 31, 2010 at the age of 59. In 1998, he was diagnosed with uremia and required alternate day dialysis to sustain his life.

In 2010, at 3:46 a.m. on December 31, Shi Tiesheng died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage in Beijing Xuanwu Hospital. According to his wishes, no farewell ceremony was held, and his organs were donated to medical research, and at about 6 a.m. on December 31, his liver was transplanted to a patient in Tianjin.

Major works

"The Fate of Love", "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Grandma's Star", "Summer Rose", "Coming to the World", "Fantasy of the Dead Country", "Law Professor and His Wife".

Character evaluation:

Shi Tiesheng is one of the most admired writers in contemporary China. His writing is completely isomorphic to his life, and in his "writing night", Shi Tiesheng used his mutilated body to express the most sound and full thoughts. What he experienced was the suffering of life, but what he expressed was the brightness and joy of existence, and his wise words illuminated our increasingly dark hearts.

Han Shaogong's evaluationShi Tiesheng is a miracle of life, the strongest and supreme in the long wheelchair career, a literary peak, his imagination and speculative power have repeatedly refreshed the height of the contemporary spirit, a kind of heartache of warmth, let people touch the eternal in an instant, enter the vast in the particles, and smile generously in the eyes of the heart in the midst of hardship and pain.

Hello,The person with a leg disability in the primary school text should refer to Shi Tiesheng, who appears in the text "Autumn Remembrance".

Shi Tiesheng (1951-2010), originally from Zhuo County, Hebei Province, was born in Beijing in 1951, graduated from the High School Affiliated to Tsinghua University in 1967, a contemporary Chinese writer, vice chairman of the Beijing Writers Association, a writer-in-residence, and the first of the Chinese Writers Association.

He is a member of the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh National Committee, and Vice Chairman of the China Disabled Writers Association. In 1969, he went to Yan'an to cut the queue. He returned to Beijing in 1972 due to paralysis of both legs.

He began to create in 1979, and in 1983 and 1984, he won the gold medal (50,000 yuan) of the National Excellent "300,000 East China Sea Literature Award" with "My Distant Qingping Bay" and "Grandma's Star" respectivelyIn 1997, he was elected vice chairman of the Beijing Writers Association. Later, he developed kidney disease and uremia, and needed dialysis to sustain his life.

Claiming to be "a profession is sick, an amateur is writing", Shi Tiesheng's essay "Me and the Altar of Earth" has inspired countless people. In 2002, he won the Outstanding Achievement Award of the Year at the Chinese Literary Media Awards. He died at 3:46 a.m. on December 31, 2010 due to a sudden cerebral hemorrhage.

In primary school Chinese textbooks, the writer with a broken leg refers to: British writer Dean Stanley.

The story told in the article takes place in the United Kingdom. The protagonist of the article, Sandy, lives in a capitalist society more than 100 years ago. And we are in a socialist society.

The two completely different social systems have created two diametrically opposed destinies for children and adolescents. Xiaoshan, Di's life by selling matches was unfortunately run over by a carriage and his legs were broken and he died tragically.

The writer with a broken leg in the primary school text refers to Shi Tiesheng.

Shi Tiesheng later wrote these few sentences lightly on the back cover of his works, which can be regarded as a sad summary of the life in "Qingping Bay": "During the queue cut, I worked hard, planted the land for a year, fed the cattle for two years, and had no abundant food and sufficiency. Three years later, a minor illness became a major illness, and his legs were paralyzed, so he returned to Beijing. ”

It was the British writer Andy Stanley.

This text was written by Andy Stanley based on a true story he had personally experienced. The biography of the writer is unknown.

Little Sandy" tells you that you must be honest, strong, and trustworthy in order to be respected by others.

It was the British writer Dean Stanley.

Shi Tiesheng: Autumn nostalgia.

After my legs were paralyzed, my temper became furious. Looking at the array of geese returning north in the sky, I would suddenly smash the glass in front of me; Listening to Li Guyi's sweet singing, I would slam what I had in hand against the walls around me. My mother quietly hid out and listened to me from a place I couldn't see.

When all was silent again, she crept in again, looking at me with red eyes. "I heard that the flowers in the North Sea are blooming, so I'll push you for a walk. That's what she always said.

My mother loved flowers, but since my leg was paralyzed, all the flowers she was tending to had died. "No, I'm not going! I thumped these two hateful legs with all my might, shouting:

What is the strength of my life! My mother jumped over and grabbed my hand, held back her crying and said, "Let's live together, live ......well, live well.""But I never knew that her illness had reached that point.

Later, my sister told me that she often had liver pain that she couldn't sleep all night.

That day, I sat alone in the house again, watching the leaves fall outside the window. The mother came in and blocked the window: "The chrysanthemums in the North Sea are blooming, I will push you to take a look."

A pleading look appeared on her haggard face. "When? "Tomorrow, if you want?"

I say. She was so happy that she sat down for a while, and stood up for a while: "Then hurry up and prepare."

Alas, is it annoying? A few steps, what is there to prepare! She smiled too, sat down next to me, and babbled

After watching the chrysanthemums, let's go to 'Fangshan', your favorite pea yellow there when you were a child. Remember when I took you to the North Sea? You say that the poplar flower is a caterpillar, running, stepping on a ......She suddenly stopped talking.

For words like "run" and "step". She's more sensitive than I am. She quietly went out again.

She went out. He never came back.

She was still gulping for blood when the neighbors lifted her into the car. I didn't expect her to be sick like that. Watching the tricycle go away, I never thought that it would be an eternal farewell.

When the neighbor's boy carried me to see her, she was struggling to breathe, like she had a hard life. I was told that her last words before she fell unconscious were: "My sick son and my underage daughter .......""It's autumn again, and my sister pushed me to go to Beihai to see chrysanthemums.

The yellow flowers are elegant, the white flowers are noble, and the purple-red flowers are warm and deep, splashing and sprinkling, and they are blooming in the autumn breeze. I understood what my mother had left unfinished. My sister understands it too.

The two of us are together, and we have to live a good ......

Shi Tiesheng's "Me and the Altar of Earth".

In my impression, it seems to be Shi Tiesheng's "Me and the Temple of Earth".

Chen Bingzheng is a head coach, a special model. He is old and strong, his skills are first, and he is strict in teaching.

Chen Bingzheng is from the text "Chen Bingzheng's Hand Posture is Coarse".

Through the protagonist's hands, the author skillfully expresses his attitude towards life, to the work of sails, and to the cause of socialism. Let the reader feel that this is an ordinary and noble heroic stool image.

The focus of the article: Chen Bingzheng's hand: "The palm of the hand seems to be square, the fingers are thick and short, and each finger is not straight, the inside and outside are cocoons, and the round fingers and belly are like half a cocoon."

A nail was placed on it, and the whole thing looked like a little rake made of branches."

Although Chen Bingzheng's hands are rough, they are very dexterous, "The cage he made of sorghum stalks is a small building with doors and windows and upstairs and downstairs, and on the small windows that are two inches square, the panes can also be made into many patterns from different angles, and the small holes in the middle of the patterns cannot be drilled through even a bee."

The text is called "Give Up Shooting".

The People's Education Publishing House's primary school Chinese fourth grade second volume simultaneous reading "Give up shooting" article, the author Zhou Tengfei, this work was published in June 1997 "Football News", at that time, the author was studying at Nanjing University of Political Science. On the night of March 24, the author ** a Premier League game broadcast on TV, and was deeply moved by the noble human beauty shown by Liverpool striker Fowler in the game, and wrote the article overnight, which was soon recommended by the newspaper. Through the description of the unexpected plot of a wonderful and intense game, this article excavates the human beauty of football players, and its ideological conception is also a beneficial education and edification for children, and has been selected into the national primary school Chinese unified textbook.

Many, such as the English bai Shakespeare; Russo, Pushkin, Chekhov, Zhi; France Balzac DAO Dude Maupassant;

Edition of Colombia by Garciquanya Márquez; U.S. O. Henry. Wait a minute.

China: Wu Jingzi, Luo Guanzhong, Shi Nai'an, Guan Hanqing, Wang Shifu, Cao Xueqin, Bingxin, Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Lu Xun, Cao Yu, Xu Zhimo There are too many.

Lu Xun, Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Confucius, etc.

Grandet (French writer Balzac's long ** "Scrooge", originally translated as "Eugenie Grandet.

I remember it was written by Xin Fengxia.