Overview and conception of seven copper plates

Content: The novel runs through the whole story with the mother's smile. It tells a tragic story. A poor woman had to rummage through her wardrobe in order to collect seven coppers and buy a bar of soap to wash clothes for her family. Finally, with the help of an old beggar, she collected seven copper coins, but the soap was not bought, and the hostess finally burst out laughing. It reflects the poverty and suffering of working people in Hungary in the early 20th century, and praises the profound understanding and sincere friendship between mother and child and the poor.

Elements: Time: One afternoon Location: Home Cause: Mom and "I" are looking for copper coins to buy a bar of soap for dad to wash clothes. What happened: Mother and "I" searched everything and found only six copper coins. Results: A beggar gave "us" the last copper coin, but didn't buy soap. Mom laughed till she bled.

Structure: The full text can be divided into five parts.

The first part: The preface (one to six paragraphs) first discusses the poor people's laughter, and then introduces my poor family, and my mother's smile left a deep impression on me.

Part ii: at the beginning (paragraph 6 to "this is of course an exceptional job, and no one can forbid anyone from looking for money." ) Write "I" My mother rummaged through the cupboard for copper coins to buy soap and wash clothes.

The third part: development (from "it's time for tea in the afternoon" to "there is no other way but to laugh at your misfortune." ) Mother accidentally found the sixth copper coin from her pocket.

The fourth part: the climax (from "At this moment, a beggar came in" to "He put a copper coin in my hand and hobbled away with gratitude." ) Write beggar and give us a penny.

The fifth part: the ending, I didn't buy soap, and my mother laughed until she bled.