What hardships and pains did alessa, the protagonist of childhood, experience?

The pain and suffering experienced are as follows:

Alisha lost her father at an early age and followed her father and grandmother to her grandfather's house. All this is just the beginning of the tragic fate of the protagonist Aletha. Grandpa's home is not so much a home as a hell on earth. Grandfather is in charge of everything in the family. He has a bad temper and treats money like life. Alisha, the hero, is often beaten up for making mistakes.

Two uncles often quarrel and struggle to separate; Women have no position in the family, and let their husbands beat and scold them to vent. All these have left a shadow on Alisha's young mind.

After that, Alisha left her grandfather's house and set foot on the society alone. He worked as a handyman in many places, during which Aletha was bullied, but he survived. Because he has been supported by his indomitable spirit and belief.

Extended data:

Childhood is an autobiographical novel about Aletha's personal growth and life experience, and it is also a realistic novel reflecting the vast social life. Reading childhood carefully is like walking into a dark society engraved in a book and listening to the grievances of the people at the bottom of society. Although not as magnificent as most novels, it brought me more emotion and shock.

But the kind grandmother protects him everywhere. At his grandfather's house, he met many "quiet" relatives, including two selfish and insatiable uncles Mikhail and Yakov, and two cousins named Sasha.

Simple, deeply in love with Aletha's "Little Cuokan" (Ivan) always uses his arm to block grandpa's whip on Aletha, although it will be swollen. Unfortunately, the strong little Zokan was later crushed to death while helping my second uncle Yakov carry the cross.

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