Tomorrow, in the third lesson, think about the skylight. If it snows and you sit, what can you imagine through the skylight?

I can imagine snowflakes flying outside, just like white petals falling.

Skylight is a lyric prose by Mao Dun, a famous modern writer in China. It describes that there is only a row of wooden windows in front of a house in the country. It rains in summer, and the children are forced to sleep at night. All the wooden windows are closed and the room is dark. At this time, the small skylight on the roof became the only comfort for the child. The small pictures and sounds seen through the small skylight can enrich children's imagination. It expresses children's yearning and pursuit of the mysteries of nature and shows their rich imagination and creativity.

Mao Dun (1896-198 1), a native of Tongxiang City, Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, was originally named Shen Dehong and his pen name was Yan Bing. Mao Dun began to publish novels under the pen name 1927. He is a pioneer of the New Culture Movement, the founder of revolutionary literature and art in China, and Mao Dun is also a famous modern writer, literary critic, cultural activist and social activist in China. His representative works are trilogy of novels Eclipse, Tian Huan, Shake and Pursuit, novels Midnight and Erosion, short stories Lin Jiapu and Spring Silkworm, prose Praise of Poplar, and literary criticism Reading My Story at Night. 198 1 03 14, knowing that he would get sick, Mao dun donated 250,000 yuan to set up the Mao dun literature prize to encourage the creation of contemporary excellent novels. The skylight is a short essay about childhood written by Mr. Mao Dun.