This article mainly wrote: Masataro's servant picked up a little fox from the forest. A few days later, he saw the old fox venture to nurse the little fox, and then made a nest in Masataro's house. Masataro found these, not only didn't tell the adults, but took care of the fox family carefully, and then forged a deep affection with the fox family.
Once he fell off a cliff to save the little fox, and then the old fox kept warm and saved him. Finally, Masataro and his father put the fox back in the mountains, and the fox family finally got together and went back to the Woods.
The main line of the text of Golden Footprints is the just observation perspective of the owner Tatar, and the hidden line is the emotional and behavioral changes of Masataro and the fox family, which reflects the old fox's love for his son and shows the deep affection between animals.
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Brief introduction of the author
Kubota yansui (1905- 1987) was born in Qiaomu Village at the foot of Guimian Mountain, the main peak of Chishi Mountain in Nagano County. Kubota yansui is a famous animal novel writer. His position in the field of animal novels is equivalent to that of fairy tales to Andersen and poetry to Pushkin. He won the highest honor of Japanese children's literature-Kubota yansui Children's Literature Prize. He is a pioneer of Japanese juvenile animal novels and one of the most popular animal writers in the world.
Kubota yansui has published dozens of collections of works, The Complete Works of Kubota yansui, The Book of Kubota yansui and Animal Fairy Tales in Kubota yansui. Representative works include Deer in One Ear, Lost Wild Dog, King of Wild Goose, Story of Mouse Island, Moon Bear and the Fierce Dog in Alps, etc. , designated by the Japanese Ministry of Education as the main extracurricular reading recommended to primary and secondary school students. Many of these works have been designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology as textbooks for primary and secondary school students, and have a large number of readers among children all over Japan.
The article "Golden Footprints" was selected as the sixth grade Chinese textbook of China People's Education Publishing House. Kubota yansui's Zoo has made outstanding contributions to Japanese and even world animal literature and children's literature, and it can be regarded as one of the treasures of Universal Library.
Kubota yansui's works have a wide range of materials, unique and ingenious ideas, smooth and popular lines, concise and vivid language, clear and easy-to-understand themes, but no preaching, and successfully created a series of touching, lively and lovely animal images.
Reading Kubota yansui's works can not only gain a lot of knowledge about animals, but also be inspired and educated by good moral behavior. Moreover, from his description of the relationship between man and animals, people can know this writer from a wider angle and in a deeper sense, and understand his works.
Personality assessment
Gao Hongbo, vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association and a writer of children's literature, said: Kubota yansui is an excellent animal novel writer in my mind. From the perspective of Japanese culture, he gave nature a realistic perspective. He has an extraordinary artistic sensibility, looking back at life with the animal world, giving people a unique feeling. Animal novels are to Kubota yansui what fairy tales are to Andersen and poetry to Pushkin, which is a literary result of two-stage search.
Peng Yi, a famous children's literature writer, said: Kubota yansui never pretends to be profound. His stories are always beautiful, easy to read and make people feel close. I have never seen anyone write a touching animal story so easily as he did.
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