Question 1: Why was Baoyu beaten? How to write a composition like this: A wandering actress, giving away personal belongings, no distinction between master and servant; neglecting studies at home, hating reading; lustful and humiliating mother and maidservant. (3 points)

The fundamental reason why Baoyu was beaten was that he violated the feudal social order: king, minister, father, son, son. Instead of taking the official and economic road, he became an out-and-out Rebel of the Tao.

Question 2: 300 words after reading the essay "A Dream of Red Mansions: The Precious Jade is Beaten" I read another famous book, it is - "A Dream of Red Mansions". Let’s see what stories it will bring us?

This book takes the love tragedy of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai as the main line. Through the description of the rise and fall of the four major families of "Jia, Shi, Wang and Xue", it shows a broad vision of social life. It includes a variety of worldly human feelings.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is a literary masterpiece that the ancient Chinese writer Cao Xueqin spent ten years working on. It shows a broad social background and depicts the secular customs of Chinese society at that time. This literary masterpiece is a huge improvement to the creative level of Chinese classical novels. Therefore, together with "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin" and "Journey to the West", it is known as the four major classical works in China.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is not only a great literary work, but also a study of ancient Chinese official system, philosophical thoughts, cultural forms, and folklore phenomena. Therefore, it has always attracted the attention of people from all walks of life.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" reflects complex social issues. It reveals the philosophy of profound human nature, the harsh conditions of the world, and social contradictions promoting social development.

Question 3: In Jia Zheng’s eyes, Jia Baoyu wrote an essay to rebel against his unworthy descendants, a son-in-law who could not achieve great things, and a prodigal son who hung around in the Grand View Garden. However, Jia Baoyu began to change after he passed the exam. I think he "can still be a little angry." The description of Jia Zheng's views on Jia Baoyu is very different in the Cheng Jia version and the Zhi Ping version. The following is described in a comparative way. The character characteristics of Jia Zheng aim to re-understand the image of Jia Zheng and reposition the image of his father. He was full of expectations for his son's career and economy, and even used seriousness as a mask to cover up his natural nature. Jia Zheng, transformed by Cheng Jiaben, is a mediocre, rigid and stubborn father who lacks sincerity and affection for his family. It has certain reference significance for understanding the characters in "A Dream of Red Mansions" from multiple perspectives. The many roles that Jia Zheng plays in "A Dream of Red Mansions" should be said to be what a middle-aged man of the feudal ruling class must take on. However, among the many roles he assumed or played, the most important role was just one - father, Jia Baoyu's father. Although "A Dream of Red Mansions" is based on the biography of the daughter of a boudoir, its central character is a man who has lived in a boudoir for a long time - Jia Baoyu. As the father of the central character Jia Baoyu, Jia Zheng plays a very important role in the book. Because of Jia Zheng's special status, many scholars have studied him since the emergence of Red Studies. If you read the chapter 33 of the Yizhi Pingben, the section about Baoyu being beaten, you won’t find it strange that Jia Zheng was so angry that he wanted to beat Baoyu to death. What should be particularly noted is that when Jia Zheng threatened to beat Baoyu to death, he was very emotional. When a person is excited, he cannot be controlled by reason, so he almost strangled Baoyu to death. If you understand Jia Zheng's anger, you can forgive him for being cruel to Baoyu. Cheng Jiaben's tone seems flat, as if he deliberately does not let readers realize that Jia Zheng also has a temper, so it is more difficult for readers to understand Jia Zheng's anger in Chapter 33. If Jia Zheng was not under the control of an excited emotion, that is, he threatened to beat Baoyu to death in a very rational situation. If this is true, then Baidun's statement that the father is "beyond tiger poison" [4] makes some sense. The second is also the seventeenth chapter. Jia Zheng heard that the private school teacher praised Baoyu. The two books said much the same: Zhi Pingben: Although he doesn't like reading, he seems to have some crooked talents. Today he happened to encounter this opportunity and ordered him to follow him. [10] Cheng Jiaben: Although he doesn't like reading, he has some crooked talents, so he ordered him to follow him into the garden at this time, hoping to give him a try. [11] Here, the beauty of Zhiben lies in the grammatical structure of "pour...like".

Let’s talk about the word “inverted” first. The original meaning of “inverted” in the dictionary is to turn upside down or front to back. When used here, it means criticizing Baoyu for not doing his job properly, saying that Baoyu is putting the cart before the horse. The second word “like” expresses uncertainty. , skeptical attitude. Jia Zheng was skeptical of the school teacher's praise of Baoyu, and this suspicion was not unfounded. In the ninth chapter, Baoyu and Qin Zhong entered a private school together. Before entering the school, Baoyu greeted Jia Zheng. Jia Zheng said a classic admonishment: "If you mention the word 'school' again, even I will be ashamed." What I say is that it is right for you to be stubborn and go away. If you stand carefully, you will dirty my place and my door!" [12] This sentence is classic because he uses very vulgar language, not a noble family. The majestic tone, but the angry words spoken by an ordinary father who did not argue with his son. This sentence is vulgar, but vulgar and friendly. Judging from Jia Zheng's suspicion of Baoyu in the past, Jia Zheng did not believe the school teacher's praise of Baoyu this time. Cheng Jiaben used a declarative tone. Baoyu had a "crooked talent" for the couplet. Jia Zheng did not disbelieve it, but disdain it. It makes sense to connect this disdain with Jia Zheng's criticism of Baoyu during the later literary examination process. During the talent test process, no matter whether Baoyu did well or not, he would criticize Baoyu, and he would be reluctant to praise Baoyu occasionally. This shows that Jia Zheng in Cheng Jiaben disdains Baoyu's "crooked talent". 4. It was still the seventeenth chapter. Everyone walked to the place later named Qinfang Pavilion: Zhi Pingben: Jia Zheng twirled his beard and thought about it. When he raised his head and saw Baoyu waiting beside him, he smiled and ordered him to draw one too. [13] Cheng Jiaben: Jia Zheng was scratching his head and thinking about it, so he asked Baoyu to draw one up. [14] Here, the difference between the two books is just one movement. In the Zhi Ping book, Jia Zheng inadvertently raised his head, causing him to see Baoyu waiting beside him, and then he remembered the test he had forgotten for a while. thing. Jia Zheng was just thinking about coming up with a name for himself. When he had already thought of it (or was about to think of it), he saw Baoyu standing next to him and remembered his previous idea of ??testing Baoyu's "crooked talent". Since he wanted to test Baoyu, he didn't have to name the title he thought of, so he just ordered Baoyu to draft one. The Zhi Ping Ben wrote about Jia Zheng already in his heart...gt;gt;

Question 4: Composition. . . 800 words. . . . . Thoughts after reading "How Steel Was Tempered"

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Recently, I read the book "How Steel Was Tempered" and I was deeply moved. While reading, my mood fluctuated with Paul Korchagin's growth and destiny. Savor this book carefully and savor Paul's spirit. I feel more and more that we should draw nourishment from Paul’s spirit, strengthen our ideals and beliefs, and establish a correct world outlook, outlook on life and values. I remember there is a famous saying in the book: "Human life is the most precious. When he looks back on the past, he should not regret for doing nothing...

Almost no one is willing to live a mediocre life. , because even the grass is working hard to add a touch of green to the spring, hoping to leave its own shadow on the colorful scrolls of spring. But not everyone can make a good piece of steel.

So. How is steel made? I believe that the blazing scene of steel-making must appear in everyone's mind. In fact, life is like steel-making! Nothing is born, and "iron" becomes "steel". There is only one way - refining! Some people say that Paul is a born hero. In fact, there are no born heroes in this world. The reason why Paul can become a hero is entirely due to his own efforts - in the midst of the war. On the battlefield, faced with the test of life and death, he did not retreat; at the construction site in the blustery snowstorm, faced with unbearable labor intensity and hunger and cold, he did not fall; even though he was blind and disease-ridden, he did not fall down. Despite the ruthless blow of losing his manuscript and deteriorating health, he still did not give in. He finally grew from a poor boy to a communist fighter with lofty ideals, noble character and tenacious style.

Life can be said to be a tortuous and bumpy road. In the journey of life, you will encounter many difficulties, have to face the blow of failure, the pain of not being understood, etc. But, all of this is. is short-lived.

After overcoming obstacles and overcoming difficulties, when we look back on the path we have taken, we will realize that it is the flame that tempers life. How many heroes and great men were trained in the blazing flames. As people often say: "The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." Compared with Paul, what we encounter in study and life The difficulties encountered are really insignificant. What reason do we have to sigh and hesitate to move forward?

Only when a person establishes lofty ideals, develops excellent qualities, and has persistent pursuits and correct life goals can he not be dragged down by life or overwhelmed by misfortune. We will become strong and mature in the raging flames of suffering, love life, enrich ourselves, and welcome a better tomorrow.

Today's society is an information society with fierce competition, and the knowledge economy has begun to take shape. From the perspective of the international community, peace and development have become the main theme of the times. International competition around economy and science and technology is becoming increasingly fierce. All countries are focusing on seizing the commanding heights of development in the 21st century. This has caused our country to face new opportunities and new challenges. China's pace of "catching up with the times" is accelerating, which makes our Chinese nation face opportunities and challenges towards comprehensive revitalization. The country needs talents who are knowledgeable, strong-willed, decisive and innovative. Therefore, we have no choice but to overcome the obstacles of knowledge and move forward bravely!

The bell of the 21st century is about to ring. We stand on the threshold of the new century, looking for the heroic complex of the past and rebuilding the "Paul Spirit", which is of great significance. For the sake of the prosperity of our great motherland, let us follow Paul's example, refine our lives, and embrace the future with optimism!

"The most precious life is life, which belongs to everyone only once. A person's life should be spent like this. Looking back on the past, one should not regret wasting one's life, nor should one be ashamed of inaction..."

During the summer vacation, I read the book "How Steel Was Tempered" online. "How should people live?" After reading this book, I had the perfect answer to this question.

The main story of this book is: Paul grew up in hardship. His father died in his early years. His mother did laundry and cooking for others, and his brother was an ordinary worker. When Paul was 12 years old, his mother sent him to the station canteen as a handyman. He worked in the canteen for two years and was bullied. However, the road behind him was more bumpy. Soon, Paul became blind and paralyzed. However, he continued to write books in this situation without any care for himself. Compared with ordinary people, he pays double the price for writing one more word. Hard work paid off, and he finally succeeded in writing the book "How Steel Was Tempered".

As I read and read, Paul’s resolute face seemed to be right in front of my eyes...gt;gt;

Question 5: My colleague Table (Write an essay based on Jia Baoyu’s appearance in Dream of Red Mansions) In the third chapter, Jia Yucun resumes his old job and Lin Daiyu abandons her father and goes to Kyoto (not the protagonist, relatively important). Baoyu and Daiyu meet for the first time.

Chapter 5: Traveling in a dreamland and being fascinated by the Twelve Hairpins. Drinking fairy wine and performing the Dream of Red Mansions. Sleepwalking in the illusion of Taixu. Seeing the list of twelve golden hairpins and learning about clouds and rain.

Chapter Six: Jia Baoyu’s first attempt at romance. As soon as Grandma Liu entered the Rongguo Mansion, Jia Baoyu and Xiren tried to have sex.

Chapter 8: The oriole reveals her intentions more than the psychic. The oriole explores Baochai and Daiyu is half sour. The oriole breaks the theory of gold and jade, and Daiyu Baoyu goes to see Xue Baochai.

Chapter 9: A romantic lover enters a private school and a naughty boy is suspected of causing trouble in the school. He goes to his own private school with Qin Zhong and makes trouble with the students.

Chapter 14 Lin Ruhai donated the museum to Yangzhou City. Jia Baoyu visited King Beijing on the road (not the protagonist, but this chapter is relatively important) and met King Beijing for the first time.

Chapter 17: Correct questions in the Grand View Garden examination. The Rongguo Mansion returned to the province to celebrate the Lantern Festival. Jia Zheng tested Baoyu's poetic talent and ordered him to name each garden in the Grand View Garden.

Chapter 19: Love is intense, a good night, flowers explain the meaning, and the quiet day is fragrant. Baoyu and the girls are about it. Xiren deceives Baoyu and makes Baoyu make progress. The famous Baoyu talk about the rat spirit happened in This chapter.

Chapter 20: Wang Xifeng talks openly about his jealousy towards Lin Daiyu, teasing Jiaoyin Baoyu and the girl, and then gets into a little temper with Lin Daiyu

Chapter 21: Xian Xi Baoyu and Qiao Ping'er spoke softly to save Jia Lian. Shi Xiangyun came and stayed at Lin Daiyu's place. Baoyu rushed to play there early in the morning.

Chapter 22 Listening to Wen Baoyu’s Enlightenment of Zen. The lamp-making fan Jia Zheng’s tragic prophecy: The actor was pointed out by Xiangyun because she looked like Lin Daiyu, so Baotai was caught between the two and suffered from both sides.

Chapter 23 of The Romance of the West Chamber, Miao Ci and Drama, The Peony Pavilion’s beautiful song, The Famous Heart-warming Scene, ***Reading the West Chamber

Chapter 25 of The Nightmare Magic Sisters The five ghosts in Dream of Red Mansions were channeled and met the two true beings. Aunt Zhao asked Ma Taopo to perform a spell, and the demons were blocked.

Chapter 27: Concubine Yang plays with colorful butterflies in Dicuiting Pavilion. Flying swallows weep in the red incense grave. Bao Dai has a misunderstanding, Daiyu buries flowers, and Baoyu expresses love.

Chapter 28: Jiang Yuhan gives a loving gift to Qian Xiangluo.

Chapter 32: Telling the heart-felt obsession with Huo Baoyu that Jin Chuan died with shame and passion. His misbehavior harmed Jin Chuan.

Chapter 33: Siblings are flirting with each other, they are tactless, and they are beaten with precious jade in all kinds of ways

Chapter 49: The world of glazed white snow, red plums, red plums, powdered fragrance, the baby cuts the flesh and eats the mutton Baoyu borrowed red plums from Miaoyu.

Chapter 57: Hui Zijuan’s love words test Busy Jade’s kind aunt’s loving words to soothe her silly eyebrows. Zijuan tests Baoyu’s sincerity towards Daiyu.

Chapter 63: Shou Yihong Qunfang holds a night banquet to death, Jindan Duyanli mourns Jia Baoyu's birthday

Chapter 78: The old bachelor Xian Zheng is a lucid painter and a lyricist The young master made up the poem "Furong". Jia Baoyu offered sacrifices to Qingwen and wrote "Furong".

Question 6: Introducing a literary masterpiece. Is it a composition?