My University in Human Childhood is the abbreviation of Maxim Gorky's autobiographical trilogy My University in Human Childhood. This is one of the most precious treasures in Gorky's literary heritage. In this long autobiographical novel, the author tries to create a character who tries to explore the meaning of life, find a new way of life and is full of fierce conflicts with his own life experience and feelings as the main line. The plot is full of legends and fairy tales, and the characters have special spiritual power. Vivid scenery description and colorful language create passionate artistic effect and singing language style.

Gorky loves learning. After hard work, he insists on writing practice and reads a lot of books. Gorky wrote his most famous autobiographical trilogy Childhood, On Earth and My University after the October Revolution in Russia. It is not only the author's self-report from childhood to youth life, but also a world-recognized artistic treasure. It is a vivid historical picture of Russian social and political life at the end of 19 according to the author's personal life experience. Gorky himself is the prototype of the protagonist Aletha. This image is not only a portrayal of the author's early life, but also a typical example of the Russian people, especially the working people at the lower level, who have been honed into a new life.