"The Story of Mouse Yaya" Part 2
Mouse Yaya, who went to the house to uncover tiles and went down to the river to catch fish, had a wanton and flamboyant childhood.
Calmly telling what childhood should be like
Reader comments
In the book "Uncle Mouse Got Up Late" by the same author, Ye Guangqin uses the Summer Palace as the background to write about the loneliness and search of the protagonist "Yaya", as well as China's profound traditional culture. This book continues the story of "Yaya", telling her to leave the Summer Palace and return to the excitement and enrichment of life in the hutong, writing about commitment, responsibility, family love and friendship. It vividly shows the daily life in Beijing, and uses cat raising as the clue of the story to depict a group of vivid characters living in the hutongs of old Beijing.
This is a very cute and childlike book to read. The tabby cat Sanya is a very cute cat. The protagonist Quanquan worked hard to get it. She finally got the cat from the aunt next door, and when she came home, she happened to find her mother at the door. Her mother asked her whether the cat bites people, and she endured the pain of being scratched by the cat and said that it did not bite people. Later, the mother said that she didn't have time to take care of the cat's eating, drinking and littering, so she volunteered to take care of it herself. Throughout the entire article, you can see a child's love for cats, and you can also feel the cuteness of childhood.
I love this book so much. I have read it twice. It has the power to soothe people anytime and anywhere. I will read it from time to time in the future. The characters and animals in it are very amiable and lovely, and the language is full of the flavor of old Beijing.
Recommended reading for both children and adults! This book is a children's literature work by Ye Guangqin. It tells about her childhood days living in the hutongs of old Beijing. The protagonist, Mouse Yaya, is the author herself. Through the novel, she recalled her childhood days. Those who passed by her life were all warm and helped her grow up healthily step by step. The author's writing is very beautiful and very warm. The scenes he describes are down-to-earth, plain and beautiful. It is very suitable for parents and children to read together!
A children's literature, very healing and childlike. From the lonely Summer Palace to the lively Hutong compound, there are more childhood playmates and naturally there are more interesting anecdotes. The story begins with a tabby cat living in a hut. The writing is lively and sincere. Each character seems to be three-dimensional as if they jumped off the page. Each story is naughty and makes people laugh. The most impressive thing was when I and my friends went to take care of Aunt Huang who suffered a fracture. Aunt Huang sat in a wheelchair and cried quietly while watching the train rumble by. Each story is so cute and interesting. In this book, you can regain your innocence and add some vitality to your boring life.
In the humorous narrative, a quirky, smart and naughty Beijing Hutong girl comes to life. Beijing Hutongs are a kind of culture, a kind of memory, a kind of nostalgia, and a history. No matter how long it has passed, the atmosphere of that era will still come to us through reading and recalling. Childhood is so good and beautiful. It is not only freedom, but also the harmonious coexistence of the people around you. The tolerance and love of your parents nourish a soul with an elegant and free temperament.
It has a sense of picture, probably because I also had the author's childhood, carefree, only knowing about eating, drinking and having fun every day
A great book that both adults and children can read.
It is great and healing. There is no obscurity or hindrance in reading. The text and theory are clear, allowing people to get better gradually.
My favorite is Chapter 4. I saw a lot of happiness and I felt very happy too.
I really like the author's book. He talks about it bit by bit, which is the joy, anger, sorrow and joy accumulated over time.
Small people, small things, and delicate feelings make people's hearts ripple, and all they recall are beautiful and sincere childhood memories.
The text is lively, clever and full of childishness, recreating the happy and carefree childhood of an old Beijing kid. It makes people feel warm when reading it.
In the book "Uncle Mouse Got Up Late" by the same author, Ye Guangqin uses the Summer Palace as the background to write about the loneliness and search of the protagonist "Yaya", as well as China's profound traditional culture. This book continues the story of "Yaya", telling her to leave the Summer Palace and return to the excitement and enrichment of life in the hutong, writing about commitment, responsibility, family love and friendship. It vividly shows the daily life in Beijing, and uses cat raising as the clue of the story to depict a group of vivid characters living in the hutongs of old Beijing.
This is a very cute and childlike book to read. The tabby cat Sanya is a very cute cat. The protagonist Quanquan worked hard to get it. She finally got the cat from the aunt next door, and when she came home, she happened to find her mother at the door. Her mother asked her whether the cat bites people, and she endured the pain of being scratched by the cat and said that it did not bite people. Later, the mother said that she didn't have time to take care of the cat's eating, drinking and littering, so she volunteered to take care of it herself. Throughout the entire article, you can see a child's love for cats, and you can also feel the cuteness of childhood.
I love this book so much. I have read it twice. It has the power to soothe people anytime and anywhere. I will read it from time to time in the future. The characters and animals in it are very amiable and lovely, and the language is full of the flavor of old Beijing.
Recommended reading for both children and adults! This book is a children's literature work by Ye Guangqin. It tells about her childhood days living in the hutongs of old Beijing. The protagonist, Mouse Yaya, is the author herself. Through the novel, she recalled her childhood days. Those who passed by her life were all warm and helped her grow up healthily step by step. The author's writing is very beautiful and very warm. The scenes he describes are down-to-earth, plain and beautiful. It is very suitable for parents and children to read together!
A children's literature, very healing and childlike. From the lonely Summer Palace to the lively Hutong compound, there are more childhood playmates and naturally there are more interesting anecdotes. The story begins with a tabby cat living in a hut. The writing is lively and sincere. Each character seems to be three-dimensional as if they jumped off the page. Each story is naughty and makes people laugh. The most impressive thing was when I and my friends went to take care of Aunt Huang who suffered a fracture. Aunt Huang sat in a wheelchair and cried quietly while watching the train rumble by. Each story is so cute and interesting. In this book, you can regain your innocence and add some vitality to your boring life.
In the humorous narrative, a quirky, smart and naughty Beijing Hutong girl comes to life. Beijing Hutongs are a kind of culture, a kind of memory, a kind of nostalgia, and a history. No matter how long it has passed, the atmosphere of that era will still come to us through reading and recalling. Childhood is so good and beautiful. It is not only freedom, but also the harmonious coexistence of the people around you. The tolerance and love of your parents nourish a soul with an elegant and free temperament.
It has a sense of picture, probably because I also had the author's childhood, carefree, only knowing about eating, drinking and having fun every day
A great book that both adults and children can read.
It is great and healing. There is no obscurity or hindrance in reading. The text and theory are clear, allowing people to get better gradually.
My favorite is Chapter 4. I saw a lot of happiness and I felt very happy too.
I really like the author's book. He talks about it bit by bit, which is the joy, anger, sorrow and joy accumulated over time.
Small people, small things, and delicate feelings make people's hearts ripple, and all they recall are beautiful and sincere childhood memories.
The text is lively, clever and full of childishness, recreating the happy and carefree childhood of an old Beijing kid. It makes people feel warm when reading it.