The main content of "Hen": The author first writes that he hates hens because he feels that hens are noisy and that hens are cowardly and do not dare to resist roosters, but they bully ducks; then he writes that he hates hens when he sees them In order to protect the chicks, the chicken becomes brave and has the courage to fight against the big rooster. It also patiently teaches the chicks to peck, dig and bathe, showing the greatness of maternal love. Finally, the author praises the hen as a mother and the greatness of maternal love.
Appreciation of "Hen"
The language style of "Hen" is straightforward and natural, exuding the flavor of life. Lao She first wrote about his disgust for "hens" and then his admiration for "hens". The author's emotion towards hens changed from "hate" to respect. The emotions were completely different one after another, which naturally gave rise to a sense of humor.
The author of "Hen"
The author of "Hen" is Lao She. Lao She is a modern Chinese novelist, litterateur, and dramatist.
Lao She worked diligently throughout his life and created works such as "Camel Xiangzi", "Four Generations Under One Roof", "Teahouse", "Two Horses", "Longxugou" and so on, and was hailed as a "People's Artist"