From "Hundred Herbs Garden" to "Three Tans Printing the Moon" is an essay in Luxun's "Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom". In the essay, the author recalls the free and happy life in his back garden as a child and the novel and pure life scene in a fun-filled private school.
The colorful scenery of the White Grass Garden is intoxicating, and there is an irresistible mystery in the story of the beautiful snake. Catching birds in winter is definitely an exciting and unforgettable experience for boys, and it belongs to the happy life of Baicao Garden. Three pools reflecting the moon seems dull, but for children, it is another kind of happiness. I saw the freshness of Mr. Wang's infatuation with reading, the joy of catching ants in the backyard, and drew the concentration at the bottom. The title of the article prominently shows the changes in different places, and it is also the author's recollection and nostalgia for two different joys of childhood.
Lu Xun said in the preface of New Stories that writing flowers in the morning is "a time when a person lives in a stone house in Xiamen, facing the sea, turning over ancient books and feeling empty".
"Flower Morning Introduction" also said: "The last five articles (from Baicaoyuan to San Tan Yin Yue, father's illness, etc. ) are all upstairs in the Xiamen University Library and have been pushed out by scholars. " In order to "find a little leisure in the chaos", Lu Xun can only send some comfort and relieve some depression by recalling the good things of the old days; "Even if it's weird in my mind now, I can't make him instantly become a bizarre essay."
In this state of mind, "memories are unearthed in my heart", and the article soothes the thoughts of "picking up in the evening" (that is, at this moment) and "bizarre" with gorgeous and simple "morning flowers".
From "Hundred Herbs Garden" to "San Tan Yin Yue", people recall the magnificence of "Morning Flowers and Evening Picking", but sometimes they also reveal some boredom and distress when they are awake (now). A childhood me, a present me, occasionally intertwined.
Write the part of Baicaoyuan, and describe the life memories in Baicaoyuan with the structure of total score. The first "summary" is the sober "I" now, "now I have sold it to Zhu Wengong's descendants with the house". It used to be the garden behind my house, once belonged to me, and has long been the asset of others.
"It seems that there are only some weeds" and "it seems" are the impressions of seeing a hundred herbs garden seven or eight years ago. How desolate and lonely the herb garden with only some weeds is! "Exactness" is a reaffirmation of one's own memory, and it is the true emotional state of Lu Xun who is awake now. The sentence "But it was my paradise at that time" turned the really depressed mood around, and the author suddenly returned to the carefree, free and happy life segment of his childhood.
From the perspective of children, children's mood and childlike narrative, the author shows readers the colorful and vibrant side of Baicao Garden. "Needless to say ... needless to say ... just ..." shows a child's endless interest and happiness in the Herbal Garden. Bright colors, pleasant sounds, sweet and sour taste buds memories, and a smart little biological world convey the author's free, pure and happy mood everywhere.
The story of the beautiful snake is more of a spiritual adventure for a child, which greatly satisfies a child's curiosity about the mysterious world. After many years, the author can still remember the story told by his eldest mother in detail, which shows that this story has a far-reaching influence on the author. Perhaps it is because this story has been influencing Lu Xun until now, so my thoughts were accidentally pulled back to the real situation, which led to "but until now, I still haven't got ... strange voices calling my name are naturally common, but they are not beautiful snakes." Behind the seemingly dull narrative is a faint loss and self-mockery.
The Herb Garden in winter seems to be "tasteless", but it is actually very interesting. Although it is not as colorful as other seasons, for a boy, the experience of catching birds in the snow will be unforgettable, and so will Lu Xun. A series of verbs and ingenious short sentences make the process of catching birds in the snow complete and detailed. At that time, I was full of envy and admiration for my father's ability to catch dozens of birds in a short time. This is the joy that belongs to the little boy to concentrate on his work.
The world of three pools printing the moon is not as vast as that of a hundred herbs garden, but the fun of three pools printing the moon is not inferior to that of a hundred herbs garden. If the life in the herbarium is a free and happy life close to nature, then the life of reflecting the moon in Santan is another kind of happiness belonging to the study life.
Salute for the first time, meet my husband for the first time, and ask "strange bug" for the first time. For a child, "the first time" is full of freshness. It's exciting and unforgettable to go to the back garden of San Tan Yin Yue during class. It is even more interesting to watch Mr. Wang indulge in reading; For a child, the experience of a teacher drawing pictures while he is absorbed in reading is a kind of stealing pleasure.
When the memory of three pools printing the moon came to an end, Mr. Lu Xun began to wake up again. "Later, because I needed money, I sold it to a rich classmate." There is no way out of life unless it is absolutely necessary. Who will sell a huge painting of Xiu Xiang that bears their happiness, is full of their own efforts and shows their achievements?
Asking for money is full of the author's helplessness to his own down-and-out situation. "His father runs a tin foil shop. I heard that he has now become a shopkeeper and is about to rise to the status of a gentleman. " Gossip, which seems insignificant, is actually the performance of the author's uneven mood, and the students with "money" have a strong position. Behind this sentence is a self-mockery of his own difficult and depressed status quo. "This matter has long passed", and "this matter" refers not only to the Xiu Xiang book, but also to the free and happy life, and more importantly, to the innocent and carefree state of mind. The word "ba" is the author's deep and long sigh, which tells the author's helplessness for happiness and loneliness and sadness for the current depression.
When writing this article, Lu Xun wanted to send some comfort and relieve some depression by recalling the good things of the old days, but it was only a memory after all. When the memory is over, he will still face endless loneliness and sadness.
Memories are happy, but reality is sad. The author's shuttling between the lines of "From a Hundred Herbs Garden to a Three Ponds Printing the Moon" is also a key for us to grasp the emotional tone of this article.