The banyan tree in my hometown sums up every paragraph.
1, "Stories in Memory" refers to dividing the hollow grooves of banyan trees into boats; In summer, rest and enjoy the cool on the slate under the banyan tree. 2. Introduction to the original text "The banyan tree in my hometown" is an essay that the author expresses his homesickness by recalling his childhood life under the banyan tree in my hometown. When writing this article, the author "has left his hometown thousands of miles away", and it has been "thirty years", but his hometown, old things, old friends and stories always appear in his mind. The longer he left his hometown, the deeper his thoughts became. This is a wanderer's yearning for his mother. This yearning is true and rich, noble and pure, unforgettable and lingering. Only true feelings, not necessarily can write a good article. The author of "The Banyan Tree in My Hometown" used superb lyric skills to express his homesickness with pen and ink. It is this true feeling that touched the readers, aroused resonance and improved the aesthetic value of the article. 3. Author's brief introduction: Huang Helang, formerly known as Huang Shilian and formerly known as Hong Huang, 194 1, is a native of Changle County, Fujian Province. He loves literature and art and is good at painters. Many of his paintings won prizes at international children's art exhibitions held abroad. 1960 After he was admitted to the Chinese Department of Fujian Normal University, he started with poetry and embarked on the road of literature. He has published works in People's Literature, People's Daily and other newspapers, among which the poem Two Generations has been translated into English and French. 65438-0975 settled in Hong Kong, engaged in painting and insisted on amateur writing. He published a lot of poems and essays in Hongkong and Chinese mainland newspapers. Fujian People's Publishing House published his collection of poems, Overseas Waves, Poems on the Earth, and some short stories reflecting Hong Kong's real life, such as The Lost Pearl and Hong Kong-style Trouble. The banyan tree in my hometown 1979 won the first prize in the prose group of the first Chinese Literature Award in Hong Kong and was reprinted by more than ten newspapers at home and abroad. Mr Huang Helang is both a poet and a painter, so his prose often has poetic language and emotion, picturesque colors and artistic conception.