Anne of Green Gables is a novel by Canadian woman writer lucy maud montgomery. The story tells the story of little Anne, the heroine who loves life and is pure and kind. She lost her parents when she was young. 1 1 was adopted by Matthew and Marilla in Green Gables. But she has a distinct personality, full of fantasy and self-respect. With her own efforts, she not only won the love of adopters, but also won the care and friendship of teachers and classmates.

Look at this book, these places in the book make me like it very much, and they are also very insightful.

1. There is no free pain in life. People who have eaten will repay you in another way.

Anne invited her good friend Diana to Green Gables' house. Diana mistakenly took three glasses of wine brewed by Marilla (the person who adopted Anne) for three years. Diana came home drunk and groggy. Diana's mother, Mrs. Barry, mistakenly thought that Anne had drunk Diana and thought that Anne was a bad girl and never let Diana play with Anne. Anne personally came to Diana's mother to explain the whole story, but the stubborn Mrs. Barry refused to forgive Anne. A day later, most people in the village went to the town to attend the mass rally. Diana came to Green Gables to ask Anne's family for help. Mini mei disease, a 3-year-old baby, is seriously ill-she has laryngitis, her parents are in town, and no one goes to see a doctor. Matthew, who adopted Anne, immediately went out to find a doctor, and Dr. Blair and Dr. Spencer also went to town. I've never seen anyone get laryngitis, and Mrs. Barry is not here. At the critical moment, Anne played a role. When Anne was adopted by Mrs Hammond, she helped Mrs Hammond take care of her three pairs of twins. They often suffer from laryngitis. Annie used her experience to help Minnie? Mei eased her illness, and after being treated by the doctor who came back, Minnie Mei recovered. Only then did Mrs. Barry believe that she had really misunderstood Anne and let her daughter Diana and Anne get back together.

If Anne hadn't had the experience of bringing up three twins at Mrs Hammond's house, wouldn't she have dealt with Minnie in time? May has laryngitis and has no chance to get back together with Diana. Therefore, there is really no free pain in life, and people who have eaten will repay you in another way.

Admit your mistake bravely, and you will finally make peace.

After attending the concert with Diana, Anne returned to Diana's guest room. They competed to see who went to bed first, and Diana went to bed first. She found out how she was crushed by Josephine menstruation. She doesn't know when she came to this room and this bed. The next day, Josephine menstruation was still very angry and cancelled her tuition to support Diana's music lessons. Anne summoned up the courage to come to Josephine menstruation, sincerely admitted her mistake to Josephine menstruation, and had a pleasant conversation with Josephine menstruation. The two became friends, and Aunt Josephine continued to help support Diana's music class.

This is the courage to admit mistakes, which will eventually bury the hatchet. When people get along with each other, sometimes there will inevitably be some problems, but as long as they are sincere and have the courage to admit their mistakes, they will also turn their enemies into friends.

Don't envy what others have, just look at what you have and be satisfied with what you have.

After the concert, Anne, Diana and Jane are going home in a carriage. There was a conversation between them.

"Have you seen the diamonds worn by those ladies?" Jane sighed. "They are dazzling. Girls, don't you like being rich? "

"We are already rich." Annie said firmly, "You see, we have spent our sixteen years. We are as happy as the queen and more or less imaginative. Girls, look at the sea-it's all silver, and you can't see the shadow. If we have millions and countless diamond strings, we will never enjoy its loveliness again.

"I don't know-not exactly." Jane said suspiciously, "I think diamonds can bring great comfort."

"Well, I don't want to be anyone but myself, even if there is no diamond to comfort me in my life." Anne declared, "I am satisfied to wear my pearl necklace and be Anne of the Green Gables. I know that Matthew (Anne's adopter) has accumulated as much love for me as Mrs. Pink has for her jewels. "

Look, Annie has a contented heart. It is because of this contented heart that Anne has become the happiest person in the world.

4. Being appreciated by people and rewarded by spring water.

Anne went to college at Queen's College and won a scholarship. She could have continued her college studies, but Matthew, who adopted Anne, died and all Matthew's money was deposited in the closed bank. Marilla, who adopted Anne, was blind at this time. Anne wouldn't let Marilla sell their house in Green Gables. Instead of getting a generous scholarship, she decided to go back to Green Gable and apply for a professional qualification as a teacher locally, so that she could take care of old Marilla.

Annie is a good girl. Matthew and Marilla selflessly raised her and took care of her. Anne buried all this in her heart. Something happened at home, and Anne decided to stay with Marilla. The so-called dripping grace rewarded a spring. Annie did it.

In this special period of coronary heart disease and pneumonia, calm down and read this touching story alone. As time goes by, I share joys and sorrows with the characters in the story.

Pray for Wuhan,

I wish China health,

May the world be peaceful!

I hope my family and I are healthy.

I hope the patient recovers and the doctor is safe.

I hope the epidemic will disperse and the sky will clear up.

Today's sharing is over, friends, goodbye!