My Dear Childhood: Seven Days with Xiao Zhan" 200 words after reading

Everyone has experienced childhood. There is joy and happiness in childhood. Childhood is wonderful. Childhood is full of sunshine. There are many things worth remembering... But Alyosha’s childhood was very miserable. .

Alyosha lost his father when he was 3 years old and lost his father's love. He followed his mother and grandmother to a small dyeing workshop owned by his grandfather. From then on, a dark life descended on him. My grandfather had a very bad temper and often beat his grandmother and him, which caused a shadow on his young mind. But my grandfather also has a loving side. For example, the book says: My grandfather’s upright and thin body leaned against me, and he began to talk about his childhood life. His words were heavy and eloquent. As he talked, his image became taller in my eyes. This skinny old man suddenly turned into the Hercules in the fairy tale. He dragged a huge gray boat upstream alone. He kept talking until dark. After he said goodbye to me cordially, I realized that my grandpa was not vicious or scary.

Compared with Alyosha, our childhood was splendid and colorful; there was no trouble or pain, and it was even more carefree. There are so many children who don’t even know what “beating” is because they have never experienced what it feels like to be beaten or whipped with a whip. They had plenty of food and clothing, everything they wanted, and they were the "pearls" and "darlings" of their parents. How could they be compared with Gorky's miserable childhood? The difference between the ages is the difference. One is heaven, the other is hell; one is full of sunshine, and the other is. Darkness everywhere. A wonderful childhood is hard-won!

Reflections after reading "Childhood"

Childhood is a colorful river, childhood is a colorful road, childhood is a shining bridge, childhood is a beautiful world. How wonderful childhood is, but the childhood of the famous former Soviet writer Gao Leji was very miserable.

This book mainly tells the story of Alyosha Pishkov who lost his father when he was three years old and was taken to his grandfather's house by his mother and grandmother. There were quarrels and fights everywhere, but Only his grandmother paid attention to him all the time. When Alyosha was eleven years old, his mother passed away and his grandfather went bankrupt, so he entered the society and made a living independently.

I couldn’t help but think of myself. I am also eleven years old this year. At that time, Gao Leji had embarked on the road of making an independent living. Thinking about how no matter what I do, I still need my parents to help me, so I said: Let’s do the Olympiad question once. After reading it once, I felt that this question was very difficult. I didn’t even use my brain to try it, so I asked my father to teach me. In fact, this question is very simple. Before my father came to teach me, I Already made. Remember that summer camp? In the green school, the instructor asked us to wash our own clothes. Washing clothes is easy to say, but very difficult to do. We must first rub soap, then rub here, rub there, and then ..., even after washing, the clothes were still in disarray and the dirty places were still dirty, so my father criticized me for being too dependent and lacking the ability to live independently and think independently.

In this book, I admire my kind and kind grandmother very much. She has a broad mind. She is like a bright light, illuminating Alyosha’s lonely heart. My grandmother’s love for Alyosha gives Alyosha's strong and unyielding character made Alyosha feel his presence. If everyone in our world could care about and help others, would there still be quarrels and fights? This reminds me of a text we have learned, "Comparing Hearts with Hearts". If we can compare hearts with hearts in life, we will have respect for the elderly and more care for children, which will create more relationships between people. Some tolerance and understanding.

After reading the book "Childhood", it not only made me cherish this beautiful childhood, but also made me understand how to behave and do things