How to write the old things you picked up in the morning and evening?

Flowers in the morning and flowers in the evening are a collection of essays by Mr. Lu Xun, among which the Collection of Old Events tells some memories and feelings of the author's childhood.

In the collection of essays, there is a collection of old events that takes us back to Lu Xun's childhood. This article tells some memories and feelings of the author's childhood with an old object as a clue.

The article begins with the author receiving an old straw hat, which was given to him by his grandmother and was one of his favorite toys in childhood. The author recalled the days when he lived in the countryside as a child. At that time, his family was poor and there were few toys, so this old straw hat had special significance for him. He used to wear it to play everywhere, whether in fields, streams or small villages, he felt that this old straw hat was his treasure.

Next, the author recalls the small house in his childhood. This is a shabby but warm little room filled with all kinds of old things. From the black and white photos on the wall to the old books on the desk, every item represents the story of the author's family. The author made special mention of his father's old books. His father is a scholar, and his books are the pride of their family and the source of the author's childhood knowledge.

Recalling his childhood, the author's thoughts turned to his grandmother. He described the image of his grandmother and her influence on him. Although his grandmother was just an ordinary rural woman, her wisdom and kindness had a far-reaching influence on the author. She taught the author a lot of truth with her words and deeds and made him understand the true meaning of life.

Brief introduction of Lu Xun

Lu Xun (188 1 year September 25th-19361year1month19), formerly known as Zhou Shuren, was named Yushan, and later renamed Ruike, whose name was Yucai, a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang.

Lu Xun was born in a feudal family, studied in Japan and graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of Imperial University in Tokyo. However, his concern about literature and social issues turned him to literary creation and cultural thinking.