Child*

A person's character and quality are closely related to a good childhood, and a childhood is closely related to the state of society. The characters here reflect the people's living standards and the relationships between people at that time. It was the long-term suppression that brought such ignorance and violence to the people at that time. But there are also many who remain kind and compassionate.

Although it seems like a normal thing, the more I look back, the more I feel the author's childhood misery. I can feel the author's helplessness and pain, and the profound influence of his family on him. From being slightly famous before to being poor and down and out, I don't know why his family either beat or scolded him. All the good cards in the family were beaten to pieces. The author's childhood was full of darkness, and he seemed to understand better that those who are naughty are not necessarily bad students. Everyone has different sufferings.

Alyosha's childhood was both tragic and beautiful, and it also made people feel how cruel life was in the 19th century.

It turns out that the big moves are all played later, and the following chapters are quite interesting. Except for the two uncles, my grandpa's family are all hard-working people. Grandpa is hard-spoken and soft-hearted, and grandma succeeds and loses. (On the importance of women) Grandma's doting makes the two sons more assholes, but it also brings loving memories to their childhood. Regarding the role of the mother, I feel that she has lived in love all her life. I am thinking that many women may be the same, and may pursue more of what they call love, even if it is not suitable. The two brothers live together, and may even be a scumbag. They are also like moths flying to the flames, and have no hesitation. When they have children, they don't even consider the future of the next generation. In fact, it is also selfish. When his father introduces him to a reliable clock When he was working as a maintenance worker, he also refused, and the male protagonist lived in such an environment, and it was natural for his young mind to be affected. He was very rebellious, and his life was also very depressing. In the end, he and his companions picked up garbage together. It was a very happy time.

The content is simple and easy to understand, and the words are intriguing. Each chapter brings us a different understanding of the truth, revealing the poverty at that time and the twisted and sinister nature of human nature.

This book is very well written, and the language, action, and demeanor are very good. It seems as if these quarrels, etiquette, etc., Have been played out in our minds. It is worth reading🤗

I don't think I need to say anything more about the book itself. After all, it is a classic. It's this book and many of the comments you click on don't match it. They may be wrong. And the comments section is also very discordant. It's really jarring. When I read other people's books of this type, the comments section is all about what the author expressed and what he wrote. In the comment area of this book, it is said that "this is a metaphor", and some people below commented that "everyone can see it", "we are not blind", or "I" feel scared. Then some people in the comment area continued to say, "You are good at writing, why don't you be a Chinese teacher?" "The comment area shows you, right?" And the like are very disharmonious anyway. I originally read this book because I came across it while doing a lot of questions, so I came to read it. But if I don't understand it, I want to click on the comment area to see what others understand about this sentence and help me understand this book. As a result, when people in the comments expressed their own understanding of this sentence, some people started to criticize it. As a result, not many people posted it. . . . (Don't quarrel with me, I go to Tomato to read novels and books. I'm not here to argue with you)

Well written and easy to understand

How to say it? Human tragedies are happening one after another. Is this hell or purgatory? It doesn't feel any better than either of these places. The dull and tragic childhood made the author experience all kinds of human misery in a short period of time. The whole work makes people feel heavy when reading it, and also makes people feel the desolation of the world. There are some short and fleeting happy times like few white embellishments on the entire black curtain, which support the vitality of the entire work. Maybe this is the human world! There is more misery than joy, more difficulties than happiness.

The charm of masterpieces is that you can find resonance through the works. The control of details and the description of each character make me feel that I am immersed in it. After many years, these people can still find their shadows around us, as if this is our life. Tribute to the classics

The scenery and characters described by the author are so vivid and lifelike, as if they are right in front of you. It is really a good book worth recommending.

The first in Gorky's autobiographical trilogy. I read the book when I was in primary school, and now I have a new experience reading it as an adult. A dirty society, a broken family, a group of selfish people. It's hard to imagine a child enduring the pain of family disputes every day. Relatives would quarrel with each other over trivial matters, and even commit violence for it. It was as if they had a deep hatred for each other. Such a native family brought him great mental trauma. But he was not contaminated by this, nor was he numb by it. In fact, he had been trying to get rid of this situation. Therefore, at this point, it can be seen that the young Gorky was already an optimistic and positive person.

A miserable childhood made Gorky optimistic and looked down on everything. Women were really sad in that society and were often beaten and scolded by men. Gorky's mother thought she could control her own destiny, and ended up miserable. She finally died of her fate. Grandma's doting, unconditional obedience and indulgence led to the tragic ending of grandpa in his later years. The children were also completely ruined. They had no basic affection and were no different from livestock.

This book is an excerpt from our school textbook. It is also an autobiographical novel by the Russian writer Gorky. It is the first of his trilogy of novels. This book is based on Gorky's own real childhood experience and depicts the growth story of children from a poor family. The story takes place in Russia at the end of the 19th century. The protagonist Alyosha is a smart and sensitive boy who lives with his parents and two sisters. His father was an alcoholic who often indulged in gambling, while his mother was a kind and hard-working woman. In this poor environment, Alyosha faced many hardships and difficulties, but through his own efforts and persistence, he continued to study and pursue knowledge, eager to change the destiny of himself and his family.

Childhood should be beautiful and carefree, and it is a person's precious memory. However, pain occupied most of Ah Lisha's childhood memories. He lost his father when he was young and moved to his grandfather's house. His cruel grandfather and indifferent relatives brought great harm to Ah Lisha. I witnessed the life of my grandfather's family from glory to bankruptcy. I also felt my mother's transition from being carefree and full of vitality to life to her final decadence and death. The era of tsarist rule in the 19th century was so cruel. Under this rule, society became more and more indifferent. What I saw was everyone's schadenfreude, the exclusion of people who were different from themselves, the disrespect of married husbands to their wives, frequent domestic violence and even vicious incidents such as beating their wives to death, but this was not just one case. When Ah Lisha's childhood experience becomes a common experience for children, this is what I find most terrifying. Fortunately, there was a kind and lovely grandmother in Ah Lisha's childhood, who gave Ah Lisha help, light and guidance in life. Without grandma, Ahliasha would be even more miserable.

(3) Characters in "Childhood" ①Alyosha: Strong, brave, upright, and full of love. ②Grandfather: stingy, greedy, bossy, cruel. ③Grandma: kind, kind, smart and capable, loves life, and has a broad mind like a saint. ④Little Gypsy: Optimistic and simple; Grigory, the old worker: integrity;

This book is as breathtaking as "Alive". At the end of the article, the grandfather drives away Alexei and seems to have exhausted the last bit of love for his daughter. A sentence in the article stuck in my mind like a warning: "A 30-year-old woman cannot marry a 20-year-old man."

Because the teacher asked the children to read this book, I wanted to discuss it with the children, so I started reading it. I should have read it when I was in school, but I didn't expect it to be 18 years late. The famous book has its own charm. The more I read, the more attracted I was. I am ready to finish reading it in the world and my university together. Come on.

Gorky's works are easy to read and impressive, so I think this book is really good and worth reading.

"Childhood" tells the story of Alyosha's childhood life from the age of three to ten. The novel begins with Alyosha defecting to his grandfather with his mother, and ends with his grandfather letting Alyosha go to the "human world" to make a living. It vividly reproduces the living conditions of the lower class people in Russia in the 1870s and 1980s, and reflects the author's difficult life in childhood and his unremitting pursuit of light and truth. The protagonist Alyosha is an innocent, lively and kind-hearted child. He has a sense of justice, compassion, and the courage to fight against evil forces. He is the representative of a new generation of Russians.

This book is highly recommended, reflecting the hurt suffered by the protagonist in the 19th century and the cruel and ugly facts he witnessed with his own eyes. It also shows that most people in the 19th century were very ignorant.

The description of scenery and mood is perfect, but it seems that I can't understand the Russian people's hearts.

It has to be said that Gorky is a master of description. The description of the environment can be seen everywhere in the book, which not only makes the whole story come to life, but also brings out the author's psychology (it can be found that there is almost no psychological description in the text). Language descriptions are everywhere, and the character dialogues that appear are only a simple sentence or two, but they can best reveal the character traits. The author's childhood was extremely miserable. People who were good to him would always leave, and happiness would be followed by sadness... But the language of the article was very humorous, just like telling a story, which is another brilliance. The plot is full of ups and downs. Just after describing the good things, the next second he starts writing about the bad things. It has many twists and turns. It seems that you should prepare quick-acting heart-saving pills before reading.

Very well written😊, recommended reading.

It's okay, but the translation gap with the physical book is still quite big, but it's not that outrageous.

I like this book. "Books are society. Pirogov said: A good book is a good society. It can cultivate people's feelings and temperament and make people noble." A book lover will never lack a loyal friend, a good teacher, a lovely companion, and a graceful comforter. Books are keys that can open the door to wisdom. Books are ships, Keller (Swiss writer) said: A new book is like a ship, leading us from a narrow place to the infinite ocean of life. Books are the ladder - Gorky said: "Books are the ladder of human progress." Books are the most complex and greatest miracles among all the miracles created by mankind on the road to future happiness and prosperity. Books are nourishment for all mankind. Books inspired my intellect and my soul. They helped me escape from the putrid quagmire in which without them I would have drowned, choked by stupidity and vulgarity. Excellent books are precious milk that nurtures outstanding talents. They are preserved as human wealth and serve for the further development of human life. Books are a hundred gardens, bringing me into a dream-like paradise. Books are wings, taking me to travel in the magical sky. Books are galloping horses, carrying me to fly freely on the vast prairie. Books are the source of life, nourishing my withered soul. 🌹🌹

It looks pretty good.

☺☺ Very helpful for Chinese language

A very good book, but the chapters are different from the original version.

My teacher recommended me to write reading notes, so I read this book. The writing style of this book is also very good, and the description of the relationship between the characters is also very profound.