Reading Father's Stone Palace in Grade One.

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Looking back at my hometown on the Yellow River Estuary Plain, the first thing that comes to mind are those two stone houses.

The small yard that was warm in those days is now desolate; The rows of adobe houses that were tall in those days are now dilapidated; The high platform is now covered by a higher subgrade; The winding yellow mud path is now paved with asphalt, and the car is speeding.

Of course, in the southeast corner of the yard, the two stone houses and grotesque buildings on this great plain have long since disappeared. Today, it is a vegetable garden with lush foliage and flowers.

My father is not sad about it. He once said generously, "It turned out to be a cowshed!"

Of course, the old cow is long gone. The old cow, regarded as life by his father, walked into the depths of memory with time.

Those stones were later given to neighbors in the village to build houses. That's a whole truckload of stones, which cost my father years of savings. It's embarrassing to say, this was supposed to marry me. In rural areas, boys should make preparations early and buy a new house before girls are willing to marry. On our great plain, the stone-built tile house is much higher than the adobe house. Therefore, stone has become an important asset reserve. However, the new house will not be built for a while, and the stones have been piled up, which is not good-looking. Later, a fortune teller said that the stone was too heavy, which would suppress the child's future. I was in high school at that time, which made my mother particularly worried. My father insisted on Marxism-Leninism all his life and didn't believe in ghosts and gods, but he couldn't help but waver on this issue. He said, "Why not build a cowshed for cows to enjoy?"

In my father's mind, I am a cow except me.

My father is an ox, the same age as * * and China, as stubborn and inflexible as an ox. I am a sheep. When I was born, the ship of my motherland was turning the rudder. My childhood "grew up in a honey pot", with tractors and white steamed bread. At that time, cattle were the main labor force in the family. My father served the cows comfortably, feeding wheat bran in the morning and smoking mosquitoes in the summer evening. Let the cow live in the stone palace, which is nothing to my father.

Do it. At that time, my father was less than forty years old, which was the best time for men in the Yellow River Estuary. He picked up a stone the size of a chair and built it into a stone wall and a stone house. The villagers passing by could not help but stop when they saw the amazing move of the production captain who had just stepped down.

My father became a farmer at the age of thirteen and a production captain at the age of sixteen. At that time, it was said that the world was vast and promising. My father and his team members went to the hinterland of the Yellow River Delta with shovels and baskets to build water conservancy and reclaim land on the barren land of hundreds of miles. The leader took a fancy to his willingness to work and asked him, "How about having a public meal?" Father was bored for a long time and said, "I still want to go back to the village." I thought you said revolutions were going on everywhere! "The leader was stumped and had to follow him.

The production team changed to the village Committee, and my father went back to be a farmer. He led his beloved cow and shed hard sweat continuously in exchange for food and clothing for the children. He never asked the children about their laughter. "This tree is big and straight," he said. After autumn, he will take me to the circus. I always remember the circus that year, with bears, magic, acrobatics and galloping horses. What a wonderful world this is! I forgot whether it was the whole morning or the whole afternoon. I always looked at the crowded people.

When my father's stone palace was built, many people came to visit it. Every time we go to the market, people in the neighboring villages stop to point. Later, it almost became a symbol. When people talk about it, they all say, "Where is the stone house?" After all, this is the Great Plains, and there are no mountains and stones in Fiona Fang.

The old cow lived quite comfortably. When he came back from work, he rushed into the stone house to rest. When I put the cow back, I put the reins on the cow's back at will. It can also cross the village street, cross the yard and go directly into the stone house. Cattle have children here and enter old age. When I took my father away, the cow was very old. My mouth is as bad as the old bachelor my father gave to the neighboring village. I accompanied him that day, and my father took another look at Niu Shun's hair and muttered, "Your mother is in poor health, thanks to Niu in this life." I don't know whether to tell me or the cow. When we walked out of the yard, I saw tears the size of peanuts rolling out of the cow's eyes. Father walked in front and wiped his eyes with his hand.

Father didn't accept the money from the old bachelor. We chose to give it to him because we felt that he had no relatives or companions, which might give old Niu Yi a happy ending.

The stone house was demolished, and I was busy decorating the buildings in the city and taking my father out. The stone house was demolished, the yard was sold, his last umbilical cord was broken, and his father became an ordinary old man who went to town. He began to become talkative, nagging, afraid, dull and emotional, and now he is more and more like a piece of wood.

In an untimely era, my father once shone brightly, like a bolt of lightning in the night, although it disappeared in a blink of an eye. Just like the stone palace that once stood on the vegetable field, it still remains in the memory of many people. Of course, that's only in memory.

1 1. Please analyze the expressive effect of the second paragraph from the perspective of rhetoric. (3 points)

12. The article says, "In my father's heart, except me, I am a cow". Please talk about your understanding of this sentence in combination with the relevant content. (4 points)

13. "I still want to go back to the village. Not to say that you are engaged in revolution everywhere! " How do you express your father's thoughts and feelings? (2 points)

14. How does the paragraph with wavy lines describe the father? Please analyze it briefly. (5 points)

15. Please discuss the function of "Stone Palace" in this article from different angles. (6 points)

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1 1. The second paragraph uses rhetorical devices such as parallelism and contrast to show many changes in my hometown compared with the present, highlighting the great changes in my hometown.

12.① My father has me in his heart and loves me. He spent several years of savings pulling a truckload of stones to build a new house for me; When I heard the fortune teller say that stones would crush the children's future, I gave up building my new house with stones; After the autumn harvest, he took me to the circus. (2) My father has cows in his heart and loves them. He treats cows comfortably all year round; He is willing to build a shed for cattle with stones; He shed tears when he gave it away.

13. Expressed his father's love for the country, and he believed that he could make a difference in the country.

14. Use the combination of positive description and profile description to express the father. First of all, he described his father positively, using "thinness" to describe his appearance, and using verbs such as "hug" and "base" to express his process of building a cowshed, thus shaping his strong and hardworking image. And show it to my father from the side. By describing the reaction of villagers passing by when they saw his father building a cowshed, it shows that his father's behavior of building a cowshed with stones is shocking and highlights his deep feelings for cows.

15.① In terms of structure and content, the stone palace is the clue of the article, which connects people, events and life scenes related to it, making the article compact and rigorous. ② In the aspect of characterization, the article mainly tells the past of my father around the stone palace and depicts his simple image. (3) Thematically: write about the purpose and process of building the stone palace and express the author's praise for his father; Writing about the disappearance of the stone palace expresses the author's memories of past rural life and his thoughts on people's indispensable spiritual sustenance. If you answer from other angles, say so.