Where is Gorky's childhood written?

On the blue surface of the Volga River, orange-red ships are upstream, and golden blades are slowly drifting downstream.

The shadow of the lamp is no longer swaying, and the moonlight is clearly printed on the floor, which looks so sad and quiet.

A wide and straight road, your width is given by God, there are axes and shovels, but why do you only have horseshoes and dust flying?

The sun shone obliquely on the table, and two long-necked bottles containing Gowasu wine and vodka flashed dark green.

Autumn rain and autumn wind, swaying branches, wet and cold outside, warm as spring inside, everyone sitting next to each other, harmonious atmosphere.

It's dazzling outside. My bird is playing in the cage, and yellowbird, grey finch and goldfinch are singing.

Night has come, a powerful, fresh and caring thing like a loving mother, like a hug, silence is like a warm and furry hand gently caressing, brushing away everything that should be forgotten in memory and all the fine dust that erodes people during the day.

Childhood is the first of Gorky's autobiographical novel trilogy based on his own experience (the other two are On Earth and My University). It tells the story of Aletha (Gorky's real name)' s childhood life from three to ten years old, vividly reproduces the living conditions of the lower class people in the Soviet Union from 65438 to 2009, and writes Gorky's understanding of suffering and unique views on social life. There is endless desire and strength between the lines.