Childhood Chapter 10 Reading Experience

Childhood is an autobiographical novel. Gorky, the author, has the following thoughts on reading chapter 10 of Childhood by describing his own experience:

1. In this chapter, great changes have taken place in Aletha's life. He left his grandfather's house and went to his uncle's. This has greatly changed his living environment and brought some new challenges. In this new environment, Alesha started a new life, full of hope and expectation, but also full of uncertainty and risks.

2. In this chapter, Gorky shows a society full of contradictions and conflicts from the perspective of Aletha. In the uncle's home, Aletha saw the contradictions and conflicts between different people, and also saw the social injustice and inequality. These things made Aletha start thinking about human nature and social problems.

3. In the tenth chapter of Childhood, we see the bitterness and suffering of an era and the growth and change of a child. Gorky gave us a deeper understanding of this era and this child through delicate description and profound thinking. At the same time, this chapter also makes us think about human nature and social problems.

Gorky's related knowledge

Gorky is a Soviet proletarian writer, poet, critic, political commentator and scholar. He has experienced many setbacks and hardships in his life, but he has always maintained an indomitable spirit and created many immortal classic works. Gorky's works are full of love for life and pursuit of humanity.

2. His poems and essays express his concern for nature and human destiny, and his yearning for a better future. His works are full of philosophy and thinking, which profoundly reveals the essence of human nature. Gorky's creative style is unique, his language is concise and clear, and his words are precise, which makes people feel his love and pursuit of language.

His works are full of emotion and passion, which makes people feel strongly shocked and moved in reading. Gorky's influence in the field of literature is also enormous. His works are not only widely circulated in the Soviet Union, but also have a certain influence on a global scale. His thoughts and views had a far-reaching impact on later literature and culture.