2. In paragraphs (3) and (10), the author mentioned his dream. What's the difference between these two dreams? Think about why the author wrote these two dreams.
Section 7 mentioned that "the villagers all heard his cheerful singing and laughter on this day". Think about it. Father didn't answer the phone that day. Why did he sing all the way? (Please answer the questions in the original text)
Section 7 of the article says that my father "will walk through the birch forest with great pride twice". On the basis of understanding the content of the article, he reasonably imagined and vividly wrote the scene at that time. (not less than 40 words)
On my birthday, if my father answered the phone and faced my father's hardships, what would you say if you were me?
6. The language and expression of this essay are very distinctive. Beautiful and vivid, sincere and touching. Please take the relevant content in paragraph 6 or paragraph 10 as an example for analysis.
7. Why is the telephone ring called "Happy Ring"?
1, no, this passage wrote a strong desire at that time-I want to call my father and set a suspense, which leads to the following, paving the way for my father to listen to happy ringtones.
2. The content of the first dream: I saw the beautiful bauhinia in a foreign university campus, but I still miss the birch forest in my hometown.
The content of the second dream: my father called me in that birch forest in a beautiful red cloak.
The purpose of writing a dream: to express my thoughts about my hometown and my simple and thrifty father.
Paragraph 6: "He always felt that everything was fine in a foreign land."
4. (Description of characters and scenery) Tip: Based on my father's joyful mood before and after hearing the happy telephone ringing at that time, from the perspective of my father's cheerful laughter and singing and the beautiful dusk scene of the birch forest,
5, first: gratitude; Second: my current study life; Third:
6. (Change the subject)
7. (buckle theme) First floor: After hearing the bell, my father knows that everything is fine in his daughter's hometown, and his heart is naturally practical; The second layer: expressing the father's concern for his daughter; Third floor: There is hope every Saturday.