When we bid farewell to childhood, go to adolescence and look back on childhood, we will inevitably miss it. We are all only children, and we have been taken care of by our parents since childhood, but we were still caught in the middle when we were young. When I finished reading Gorky's childhood, by contrast, I found that I was a bee growing up in a honey pot. I don't have to worry about life since I was a child. My elders will collect honey for you, and the only thing I have to do is to take care of my parents who think I'm tired of eating.

Gorky lost his father in his childhood, and his hardworking and kind mother could not support him, so he had to be sent to his grandfather's house to spend his childhood. Gorky only went to school for three years. At the age of eleven, I entered the society and began to live independently. He worked as an apprentice, porter, night watchman, baker, etc.

In Gorky's childhood, I also learned about Russia's decadent social system, dark reality and selfish and ignorant ordinary people.

When I know all this, maybe many of my peers will say that if my family environment was not good at that time, I could stand on my own feet like Gorky and find a way to survive. But who thought about the hardships and frustrations?

Society-people often say this word. The viewpoint is that society is very complicated and the most realistic. No one will treat you as a parent. Everyone is an opponent. Without strength, it will be eliminated by society and rejected by people. Gorky is in adversity, but he has ideals. There was no one behind to cheer him on, but he was able to hold on and stand up in front of so many people. Now we have such a good education, and our parents and elders are behind us as our spiritual pillars, giving us motivation to move forward. As long as we keep our feet on the ground, we will stand out in front of everyone.

In Gorky's childhood, I also learned about Russia's decadent social system, dark reality and selfish and ignorant ordinary people.