Zhang Kangkang is from Xinhui, Guangdong, and Hangzhou. She is a famous contemporary female writer and a contemporary of China. Born in the south of the Yangtze River, she, like the young people of that era, went to the places where the motherland needed it most, went to the countryside to exercise, and spent eight years in Heilongjiang State Farm. She recorded that life experience in her own works, such as the North-South Taste of Porridge, which she learned last semester. The big porridge and millet porridge in the north are the epitome of the hard life in the Great Northern Wilderness, but the author did not give up life, but turned it into the essence of traveling around the world, which shows that she is a very optimistic and tenacious person. Zhang Kangkang's rich life experience and positive attitude towards life make her have the characteristics of both North and South cultures. Her works and temperament are gentle and beautiful, meticulous and sensitive, but she is more like a straightforward northerner in her attitude towards people and things. The depth of her works includes the roughness and simplicity, solidity and flexibility of northern Yuan Ye.
Zhang Kangkang's Far from Home is selected from Unit 2 this semester. Judging from the topic, this article does not conform to the theme of the unit. My hometown is far away. Where is her hometown? Does she still have a hometown? What does hometown mean to her? With a series of questions, I walked into the distant hometown of Zhang Kangkang.
At the beginning, the author fell into a kind of confusion: "I always feel like a wanderer", and then asked "Where am I from?" Where is my hometown? "Where is her root? The author began her journey to find her roots.
My father's ancestral home is Xinhui, Guangdong, which is a quiet and peaceful town, but my hometown and the author no longer feel like a garden. He Zhangzhi wrote in "My Hometown Book": "Teenagers leave home, old people return, and the local accent does not change. When children meet and don't know each other, they smile and ask where the guests are from. " The local accent hasn't changed. I don't know, let alone the local accent. That feeling is like an outcast in exile, helpless, how to find the root.
Seeking roots is a complex of China people. She is always on the way to find her roots.
Deqing Luoshe is my grandmother's home and my dream home. The scenery is so familiar and wonderful. It is my grandmother's concern and my childhood happiness. Grandma died and left with her hometown.
Hangzhou, "just ribbons and decorations on my cradle. I appreciate them, but they don't belong to me." Why do you feel so out of place? Why did the birthplace become a childhood landscape? After leaving for too long, my hometown has become a foreign land.
"Where am I from?" The author keeps asking himself. Obviously, she devoted more feelings to the second hometown of the Great Northern Wilderness. The author used a lot of pen and ink to describe the ice and snow in the Great Northern Wilderness from many angles. Visually, the snow and ice are as pure as crystal, the snowflakes are loose and refreshing, the grass under the ice is as green as jade, and the smoke is lingering and affectionate. The footprints of small animals in the snow are very interesting in the author's pen, which adds mystery. Listen, the tinkling songs in spring, the voice of falling snow expressing feelings, the rumbling of burning boards and the clicking of ice bring a lively and angry winter. The use of figures of speech, vivid images of overlapping words and rich sense of rhythm are all suitable for teachers and students to read the text with emotion and feel the purity, nature and freshness of the North Garden. At this time, the author is experiencing the most beautiful season and the most difficult day in his life. In the desolate northern wilderness, ice and snow, she has no complaints. Today, she recalls and depicts a quiet, pure and beautiful scenery of Saibei with beautiful and touching brushstrokes, which shows the author's love for northern Yuan Ye. Because it is this "twenty years of sun and moon that has honed a delicate Jiangnan woman like me to be flexible and solid", the Great Northern Wilderness is the place where she honed her character and character.
At the end of the article, the author wrote that he lost his hometown, and even used the words "happy-go-lucky, cosmopolitan" to describe his drifting and drifting, but does this contradict the four former "hometowns" described above? What does her hometown mean? What is the definition of the spiritual home she seeks and creates?
"I think, as long as there is affection and relatives, that is hometown. The place where you can get peace and purity of your anxious and impetuous mind is hometown, and the place where you can remember, appreciate and cherish with pious heart is hometown. I think a foreign land is more about giving, while my hometown is just a reward in our hearts. This is probably a relatively certain genetic gene in each of us subconsciously. It's hard to imagine that a person who doesn't love his hometown will love it very much. Hometown and hometown are infinite souls in a limited space. "
This is Zhang Kangkang's interpretation of "hometown" in the wandering culture forum with the theme of "foreign land and hometown". It can be seen that the four "hometown" written by the author is not only a geographical hometown, but also a poetic hometown and a spiritual "hometown" of the author. "They are the places where life is born and nurtured; It is not only a place to bring joy to your childhood, but also a place to' hone' your character and character ... "