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On the Characters in the Grass House
Sang Sang's character! About "The Straw House", I think the character of Sang Sang runs through the main line of the article from beginning to end, and his character is so distinct and prominent in the whole "The Straw House":

"It is in these thatched huts, before and after thatched huts, in all directions, that Sang Sang shows herself and tells people' I am Sang Sang'.

Sang Sang is Sang Sang, and Sang Sang is different from other children. This is not because Sang Sang is the headmaster's son, but because Sang Sang is Sang Sang. "

There are children who are naive and naughty, love playing tricks on others, and are afraid of being beaten by their mothers: after playing tricks on the crane, they hide, and under the supervision of their mothers, they pitifully apologize to the crane.

At the same time, he is also an aggressive little man, bold, brave and aggressive.

Delicate feelings. In the face of leaving Xima, he just said "Don't forget Yau Ma Tei", and in one sentence, he told the children that they were at a loss and didn't want to leave: "After Xima left, Sang Sang looked lonely all day."

Sang Sang is young but sensible. In the evening, Sang Sang saw the white finches always wandering outside the campus, as if something was wrong.

White finch saw mulberry and waved to him.

Sang Sang walked to the school gate.

The white finch hurried to the front of Sang Sang: "Is he all right?" Three three nodded. "Do you know where he is hiding?" Sang sang didn't want to hide it from her and nodded his head.

"Tell him never to come out these days." Say that finish pass mulberry handkerchief bag, "to him. Tell him not to worry. "

Sang Sang knows that there are fried pumpkin seeds in his head. In the past, when Jiang dated the white finch, the white finch always brought a bag of pumpkin seeds wrapped in a handkerchief. At that time, sang sang could also get a big slice of the pie. Sang Sang is holding melon seeds wrapped in a handkerchief.

The white finch is missing.

Sang Sang took some melon seeds out of her handkerchief and ate them first. While eating, I said to myself, "This is all your fault." He was afraid that seeing handkerchief and melon seeds for the first time would increase his sadness, so he called the good horse out and sat in the field. The two of them ate all the melon seeds in a short time.

Judging from these places, Sang Sang is a sensible and considerate child. Sang Sang sent a round of rice to Jiang, and he was very sad to see his face disheartened. When he comes back, he hopes his mother can help him.

Sang Sang has a strong sense of responsibility and is a kind and enthusiastic child. He thought that what happened to Qi Xiaoguan was his cause and he caused it, and he once fell into deep remorse. Then I tried to run knowing that Qi Xiaoguan might have been dizzy all the time, hoping to help it. ...

The white finch took out a letter from his pocket and asked Sang Sang, "Sang Sang, are you still willing to help your white finch sister?"

Sang sang nodded. The sparrow handed the letter to Sang Sang, and then conveniently corrected the cotton cap on his head: "Give it to him." Sang sang flew away with the letter. "This is the happiest day of Sang Sang" ... "Flying" and other words vividly explain the image of a warm-hearted and lovely child who regards helping others as his own happiness.

Wen Youju said to Sang Sang, "Sang Sang, you are really an underground traffic policeman this time."

Sang Sang's mother said, "The child is old and a rotten good man."

Jiang Yilun's wife, lying in bed all day, didn't eat or drink, didn't shout or cry, and wept silently. As usual, she was so obedient, but instead of chatting up Jiang, she looked at the branches and leaves of paulownia outside the back window.

Jiang didn't say anything, but moved a chair and stayed by her bed all day.

Sang Sang's mother poked her finger at the back of her head: "It's all your fault!" "

Sang Sang shook his head: "Why do you blame me? Why do you blame me? " I started crying, and the louder I cried. Sang sang has unspeakable grievances and sorrows ... there are many things that are unclear. They mixed together and let Sang Sang sit on the threshold, holding his chin in his hands and wanting to cry all the time. It shows a child's helplessness. ...

A plump and distinctive child image in the work enters the reader's sight with the text.