This text reflects the tragic fate of poor children in Russian society under the tsar's rule and exposes the darkness of the social system at that time. The article is narrated according to the process of writing letters. Began to describe that on Christmas Eve, Fanka secretly wrote a letter to Grandpa while the boss, proprietress and the guys went to church. Then, by writing to my grandfather, I told him about my unbearable miserable life as an apprentice in a shoe shop, and repeatedly begged him to take him out of here and go back to the countryside, and recalled the life scene when I was with my grandfather. Finally, Fanka put the letter into the mailbox without writing the address and name of the recipient clearly, and saw grandpa reading his letter in a sweet dream. There are two main features in this paper. First, the tragic experience of Fanka consists of three parts: the author's narrative, Fanka's letter and his memories in the process of writing letters ...
The novel Fanka was written by Chekhov, a famous Russian writer, in 1886. At that time, it was the darkest period of the Russian czar's rule. People lived a miserable life, and countless bankrupt farmers were forced to flow into cities to make a living. They were deeply exploited, and even children were not spared. Chekhov witnessed his father's abuse of the little apprentice in his father's grocery store, and was very sympathetic to his fate.
Fanka is selected from a short story by Chekhov, a famous Russian writer. Chekhov is a Russian critical realism writer. He lived in the darkest and most brutal era of Russian czar rule. Written in 1886, the novel reflects the darkest period under the czar. At that time, countless bankrupt farmers were forced to flow into cities to make a living. They were deeply exploited, and even children were not spared. Chekhov wrote the tragic experience of apprentices through Fanka's letter to grandpa, accused the dark rule of Russia, and exposed the darkness of the czar system and the evil of society at that time from one side. "Fanka" is the epitome of thousands of Russian children in Qian Qian.
Chekhov, a great Russian critical realist writer at the end of 19 century, a humorous satirist with meaningful interest and sharp writing style, a master of short stories and a famous playwright. He added two immortal artistic images to the gallery of world literary figures with his outstanding satirical and humorous talent. His famous saying "Simplicity is the sister of genius" has also become the motto pursued by later writers.
His novels are short and pithy, concise and simple, compact in structure, vivid in plot, humorous in style, lively in language, full of musical rhythm and profound in meaning. He is good at discovering people and things with typical significance from daily life, making artistic generalization through humorous plots, and shaping a complete typical image to reflect the Russian society at that time. His representative works "The Chameleon" and "The Man in the Trap" are exquisite and perfect art treasures in the history of Russian literature, and the former has become synonymous with have it both ways, who is good at disguised form and profiteering; The latter became the symbol of the conformist, timid and afraid of change.
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Chekhov, (l860 ~1904)
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Chekhov was born in an ordinary citizen's family. After his father's grocery store went bankrupt, he finished high school as a governess, entered Moscow University to study medicine in 1879, and began to write literature after graduation in 1884.
Most of his early works are short stories, such as Fat Man and Thin Man (1883), Death of a Little Civil Servant (1883), Distress (1886) and Wanka (1886). However, in The Chameleon and Sergeant Priscilyev (1885), the author lashed out at the slaves who faithfully defended the tyranny and their ugly faces of being overbearing and violent, revealing the reactionary spiritual characteristics of the dark ages. 1890, after he visited Sakhalin Island, the exile place of political prisoners, he created works that showed major social issues, such as "The Sixth Ward" (1892), which was a work that lashed out at the czar's tyranny, and this novel made Lenin greatly shocked after reading it. A House with an Attic (1896) exposes the destruction of youth, talent and happiness by Russian society, and satirizes the reformist activities of liberal local self-government associations. The Peasants (1897) describes the extremely poor living conditions of peasants in the 1980s and 1990s, showing his concern and sympathy for their tragic fate, while In the Canyon reveals the vicious exploitation of rich peasants, reflecting the infiltration of capitalism into rural areas, indicating that the author has included the expression of Russian social class struggle in his creation theme. In Bride (/kloc-)
Chekhov turned to drama creation in his later period. His main works include Ivanov (1887), Seagull (1896), Uncle Vanya (1896) and Three Sisters (190/kloc). His plays are full of lyrical flavor and rich subtext, which is memorable. Although the script story is based on daily life, the plot is simple and the progress is smooth, but it is full of profound symbolic significance.
His novels are short and pithy, concise and simple, compact in structure, vivid in plot, humorous in style, lively in language, full of musical rhythm and profound in meaning. He is good at discovering people and things with typical significance from daily life, making artistic generalization through humorous plots, and shaping a complete typical image to reflect the Russian society at that time. His representative works "The Chameleon" and "The Man in the Trap" are exquisite and perfect art treasures in the history of Russian literature, and the former has become synonymous with have it both ways, who is good at disguised form and profiteering; The latter became the symbol of the conformist, timid and afraid of change.
Chekhov added two immortal artistic images to the gallery of world literary figures with his excellent satirical and humorous talent. His famous saying "Simplicity is the sister of genius" has also become the motto pursued by later writers.
Chekhov had a good feeling for the people of China. He once asked Gorky to visit China together, but his wish failed because of his long illness. 1July, 904 15 died of lung disease.
Teaching objectives:
1.Learn 10, and know the four words "dip, poke, skim and get drunk". Can read and write the following words correctly: closet, rust, rubbing, fur coat, grabbing, porridge, catching, address, mailbox, warm kang, Christmas.
First, write on the blackboard and solve the problem.
1.
"Fanka" is the character in the story. This paper is based on the names of the characters in the story.
2. Introduce the writer of this article.
The author of this article is Chekhov. He is a famous Russian writer. Born in 1860, died in 1904. He was born in a small businessman's family, and 1879 entered the medical department of Moscow University to study. Worked as a shop assistant and a doctor. He lived at the end of the19th century, which was the darkest time when the czar ruled Russia. Social unrest. His works mercilessly exposed the irrational social system and the evils of capitalist society under the czar.
3. Introduce the writing background of Fanka.
"Fanka" was written in 1886. It reflects that when Tsar Nicholas III, countless bankrupt farmers were forced to flow into cities to make a living. They suffered from exploitation, even children were not spared. There are two apprentices in Chekhov's small grocery store, and they are often abused by his father. He knew the life of an apprentice since he was a child, and sympathized with the unfortunate fate of a young apprentice. Therefore, the novel Fanka is truly touching, which also enables us to see the miserable life of poor working people in the old Russian era.
3. Understand words:
Moping: Press it gently with your hand and move it once and for all to smooth it out.
Last: a model used in making shoes and hats, mostly made of wood.
Blessing: superstitious people call it the protection and assistance of divine power.
Compassion: Charity and compassion.
Send: To send (out).
Villa: a garden house built in the suburbs or scenic spots for rest and recuperation.
Play a trick on or embarrass others.
Prayer: Christians or superstitious people turn to heaven and God for help.
Sniffling: sniffling and crying in a low voice.
Ruble: the name of the Russian monetary unit.
Drunk: describes the appearance of being drunk.
Fourth, listen to the teacher's model reading the text and dredge the content of the article.
1.Listen and think: What did the text say about Fanka?
(The text mainly focuses on Fanka's writing to Grandpa. )
2. Clear the context of the article.
Taking the letter as a clue, what parts of the text are talked about? Can you try to segment the text?
3. Students report the segmentation.
(It is divided into three parts: before writing a letter (1-2 natural paragraph); Writing a letter (3-15 paragraph); After writing a letter (6-21natural paragraph)
The first paragraph: On Christmas Eve, Fanka secretly prepared to write a letter while her boss was attending church.
The second paragraph: the content and association of Fanka's letter.
The third paragraph: Fanka's dreams after writing envelopes, sending letters and sending letters.
Follow-up: Can you talk about the basis of segmentation?
Written in the order of things. )
V. Assigning homework
Read the text with emotion, and read the places that move you most several times.
The second class hour
Teaching purpose:
1.Understand the content of the text, understand the tragic life experience of Fanka, and appreciate the thoughts and feelings expressed in the text.
2. Understand the expression method that the article combines the author's narrative, the content of the letter and the memory interpolation.
3. Read the text with emotion.
Teaching process:
First, explore the writing ideas, the overall perception.
1.Memories: What did the article Fanka write? In what order are they written?
(The text is mainly about writing letters to Fanka. It is written in the order of preparing to write a letter-writing a letter-writing a letter. )
2. What do you want to know about this matter? Guide students to question.
(1) what is the content of every card to write?
② How did Fanka write to Grandpa?
③ Why did Fanka write to Grandpa? Why do you want grandpa to take him back to the village?
(4) Fanka wrote this letter, can grandpa receive it? Why?
3. Read the text silently and find out where the author's narrative is. Where is the content of Fanka's letter? Where did you write what Fanka thought in his letter?
Second, learn about Fanka's life and feelings from the letter.
1.Read the contents of Fanka's letter silently and think about what Fanka wrote in the letter.
Tip: We can understand the contents of the letter by layers according to "He wrote", "Continue to write", "He continued to write" and "Fanka continued to write".
2. Students communicate and teachers give instructions.
(The first floor: Fanka misses Grandpa; The second floor: Fanka was tortured in the shoe shop; The third floor: Fanka can't stand it; The fourth floor: Fanka once again begged grandpa to take him back to his hometown and his greetings to the villagers.
3. Understand the miserable life of Fanka.
(1) Read the floor "Fanka was tortured in the shoe shop" silently. What's your problem?
(1) what kind of torture did Fanka suffer in the shoe shop?
② Why is Fanka tortured?
(2) Read the relevant content freely. Which question are you interested in? Just study which problem. Mark while reading.
(3) Students communicate and teachers instruct.
The author writes about the hardships of Fanka's apprentice life from the following aspects: ① being beaten: being pulled by the boss, dragged into the yard and beaten with a belt; The proprietress poked him in the face with a fish mouth because Fanka picked up the fish "from the tail"; (2) Hunger: "there is nothing to eat", (3) freezing and not sleeping well.
From these places, we can realize the hardships of Fanka's apprentice life, the tragic fate and the darkness of society at that time.
(4) What other sufferings did Fanka suffer? Why? Please expand your imagination and speak for Fanka.
(5) Reading instructions.
How can a nine-year-old bear such heavy labor and suffer so much? How to read it?
Third, learn about Fanka's life and feelings from Fanka's mood.
1.Read the author's narrative part and think about how Fanka felt when writing a letter. Is there any change?
2. Show the projection: understand the key sentences. Experience Fanka's inner activities from key words.
(1) every card pie pie, rubbing his eyes with dirty hands, sniffles.
Satisfied that no one bothered him to write letters, he put on his hat, not even a worn fur coat, but only a shirt and ran into the street.
After an hour, he fell asleep with sweet hope.
(The first sentence 1 describes Fanka's actions after telling him about his suffering, highlighting Fanka's extremely painful mood. The second sentence shows that Fanka is anxious to post the letter, so that Grandpa can pick him up quickly and get rid of his inner activities. The third sentence is satisfied that the letter was not disturbed, and the letter was sent smoothly, and the mood must be much relaxed. So I fell asleep with sweet hope. )
Read these three sentences again and read out your experience.
Fourth, read aloud and deepen understanding.
The teacher led the reading ... Fanka complained to Grandpa and asked Grandpa to take him back to the village ... Ask a classmate to read it. What did you learn from his reading? (Fanka is lonely and tortured, and Fanka is eager to leave here. )
Fifth, learn about Fanka's life and experience emotions from Fanka's association.
1.Read Fanka's association by name, and ask some questions worth studying around Fanka's association.
What does Fanka think of? Why do you think of this? )
2. Read freely and look for answers in books.
(For the first time, I think of grandpa's vigil and the scenery of the winter night in the country. The second time, I thought of cutting down the Christmas tree with my grandfather. Reminiscent of grandpa, highlighting Fanka's yearning for grandpa; Lenovo's winter night scenery shows that the winter night is full of happy and joyful atmosphere, which is in sharp contrast with Fanka's apprentice life, indicating that Fanka misses her grandfather and everything in her hometown. Reminiscent of grandpa cutting down the Christmas tree, we can see that grandpa's life in the countryside is very poor, but it is so beautiful, happy and interesting in Fanka's memory, which shows that Fanka's life in Moscow is lonely and desolate.
Sixth, discuss the characteristics of this article in expression.
1.Students discuss.
2. Exchange reports.
(1) Two memories are the insertion of this article. These two associations have played a comparative and contrasting role in Fanka's apprentice life.
(2) The detailed description of the article is outstanding. Look for detailed sentences in the article and read out your own experience.
(Fanka tells how she was beaten, starved, frozen, tortured, and ate everything for three meals. Recalling the details of grandpa's vigil, such as what he was like, how to watch the vigil, how the two dogs followed him, and what the forest and fir trees were like to cut down the Christmas tree, people read it as if they saw the scene at that time, which left a vivid impression and was deeply touching. )
(3) What are the characteristics of the article? Find out your favorite sentences and say why.
Seven, reading and writing.
What happens when Fanka wakes up?
Attachment: blackboard design
Comments on teaching plans:
The structure of Fanka is complex, so the main line can be buckled and the branches and leaves discarded in teaching to determine the teaching focus. Grasp the key paragraph in the article-the tragic experience of Fanka's apprentice life. Ask the students to discuss what Fanka suffered. Why were you beaten? How did you get beaten? And then experience the inhuman life of Fanka. Secondly, grasp the key sentences in the text for students to understand. With the help of repeated reading and various forms of reading, students are guided to enter the emotional atmosphere described by language, experience the author's inner world, achieve emotional connection, push teaching to a climax, and get twice the result with half the effort. Pay attention to inspire students' imagination in teaching. Fanka's letter to grandpa is intermittent, and there are many ellipsis in the letter. Here, students are guided to expand their imagination and turn the static ellipsis into real life content. Such as: What other sufferings did Fanka suffer? Why? Please expand your imagination and speak for Fanka. This kind of teaching design can arouse students' emotion and add tragic and touching power.
What happens when Fanka wakes up?
The snow has been falling, and Fanka's dream continues.
But the dream is to wake up after all. On the streets of Christmas, you will occasionally pass a carriage, which is for the young ladies and gentlemen of the aristocratic family to sell gifts or go to the aristocratic school for a party. A carriage came slowly towards the door of the store. The horse was not like the carriage of the mayor's family. Fanka had seen the horse of the mayor's family. It was the year before last, when the Tsar passed by this city. In winter, most people still didn't wear warm clothes, but under the coercion of the police, they had to go barefoot and take the bouquet and ribbons to the street to welcome their great Tsar in the biting wind.
The tsar and queen wore velvet robes made of polar bears hunted from Siberia, and the queen wore a scarf made of the fur of the Arctic fox around her neck. The scarf sold in the old Kaga's shop is far from this, but he still smoothed his shirt collar, which is full of oil stains and wrinkles, and just put the second button into the first buttonhole-the first button was torn off when he quarreled with Xiao Lina's mother-and then he wiped his face with his hands full of money. He didn't understand why the tsar and queen came so early, which made him get up early to meet him without washing his face. However, the old Ka family is still very excited, because it is the czar after all. He really hopes that the czar or queen can take a look at him, just as he hopes that all the people in the city will come to his store to buy things.
By the way, it's time to talk about the mayor's horse, which closely follows the Tsar's Ford car-although there are factories in Russia, the cars that can be built are not as good as those in the United States. Some people say that the jewelry brought by the queen is bought with the money for making cars-it's a white horse with meat all over it-Fanka doesn't know the word "plump", so this sentence can only be used to describe it-its hair is as white as snow, and it's like Fanka. The mane and tail hair are probably just brushed by Ma Fu in the morning. As soon as the wind blows, a familiar fragrance wafts from the horse. Oh, that's the smell of the shampoo used by the proprietress-she often says that the shampoo is the best and most expensive, at least in the city. I wonder what she will say when she smells the smell of the horse-from top to bottom, it's Chinese-made silk.
There happens to be a horse in the boss's house served by Fanka, which is not as fat as the horse of the mayor's family, nor as fragrant as the horse, nor as noble as the horse, but the boss thinks his horse is still good, just like his character. The bony horse pulled the boss's car to the door of the shop with its legs like Fanka's grandfather's crutches.
Fanka woke up. He woke up just in time because the boss came back. He saw through the window that the horse's tail-the tail is the most conspicuous position of the horse, so-called "the horse is thin and hairy"-was braided into a beautiful flower braid with a colored rope. This is of course a description of the pigtail, but if the pigtail is a horse's tail, and it is the boss's horse's tail, then something bad will happen. It's like the hill-like body of Linna's mother next door, wearing tights, the kind worn by ballerinas, and you can imagine what it looks like. But this horse in front of the door is like this, but from the boss's aesthetic point of view-he often compares the proprietress to the Mona Lisa-it is very beautiful. That tail was hand-woven by the boss in order to go to church on Christmas Eve, which took up his usual time. Because he thinks that although his shop is a little small and his horse is a little poor, he still has to try his best to save face, for example, braiding his horse's tail so that he can boast in front of the ladies and gentlemen-but if Fanka, who has not attended much school, hears the boss's speech with his horse's tail (in fact, in the eyes of those who have little self-cultivation, it is actually a big joke that can win prizes), Fanka will.
The boss wriggled his body-he didn't usually wriggle like this, but wriggled-and walked into the store. Finally, Fanka knew why the boss was so abnormal. When the store door was pushed open, a strong smell of Volga came to his face. The boss staggered and almost fell on Fanka, but it seemed that the bedroom was more attractive to him, and a figure plopped down on the bed. At this time, the door opened again, and it was the proprietress. The smell of tequila came to my face, and she almost fell on Fanka, but in the end she fell on the bed. In this way, after a burst of footsteps, the store was silent again. Fanka calmed down again after a moment of fear. He should have been busy mopping the floor at this time. Now he is sitting still. If this is normal, he will die.
Now, Fanka thought, it's okay to sit by yourself, and no one knows, and it's the same whether the floor is wiped or not. He gradually relaxed and remembered the letter to grandpa again. Just as Van Gogh was leaning against the table and thinking about Grandpa, a pair of eyes fixed on Van Gogh. The owner of these eyes was not an adult, but he was thinking of an evil thing with the mind of an adult.
The man came back, too. He wanted to put the old lady in the house nearby, but he didn't think they were faster than rabbits and didn't need the help of the man at all. He walked towards the bed like an apple. Seeing that the boss and the proprietress have left and gone to bed, the man himself is deeply tired. Yesterday's party at Vladimir's house on the third street was really noisy, and now I have a headache when I think about it, so the man decided to go to bed himself. Just as he settled his horse and went into the house from the back door to go to bed, he saw a man in the aisle, and that was Fanka. Although he is also from a foreign land, he is not an adult yet, but the man has no good impression of Fanka. Because although he is only sixteen or seventeen years old, many minds have been born in his heart, which makes him a hypocritical, full of fraud and jealousy in advance. Dude doesn't allow anyone outside the boss and his family in the shop to dare to disobey him, so Fanka became the next unpopular person under his tyranny. Yes, Fanka, as an apprentice, is not liked by the boss, but his cleverness and dexterity make the guys feel sorry for him. Dude has always regarded Fanka as a thorn in his side, for fear that Fanka will take his place one day. That's why the man has an evil plan in his mind-he wants to get rid of his competitors.
Although the boss and proprietress drank too much, they were fine after all, and they woke up in the afternoon. When the boss came out of the room, stretched out his arms, smoked his trousers and then made a sigh. Finally, when he woke up, he found that the store was no different from usual and went to get some money, while the boss's wife-in-law didn't have so many bad habits as the boss. As soon as she got out of bed, she rushed out of the store and went out. Where's Fanka? He was cleaning the floor, and the footsteps coming and going didn't disturb his heart. He was still thinking about his grandfather.
Dude finally started his plan. The boss looked so focused when he gave some money that even at this moment, the sky would not make him move. The man came in. He came to help with the bookkeeping. As a result, the sound of money passing and the sound of pen tip sliding come and go. The boss is really an old hand. His job, especially when it comes to money, is definitely speed plus quality. The boss leaned back in his chair and found that the man worked much harder today and made tea for himself. This boy is good today, the boss thought, so he said to the man, come and have dinner with us today, and then he went out by himself. The man, however, is also secretly happy. He finally got a chance to speak to the boss and the proprietress.
After all, it's Christmas, and the boss seems to be relaxed a lot. As long as Fanka keeps working, his wife will ignore him, so he won't find fault in the egg as before. This makes Van Card a lot easier. Although he has done a lot of things, it is really too easy for ordinary people. Finally, it's evening. Fanka doesn't expect the boss to give him anything delicious, but he can dream of his grandfather when he sleeps. He is still full of hope for its letter. Fanka is drinking gruel and eating bread, but in the restaurant not far from the corridor, the boss, the proprietress and the guys are eating big fish and meat. Just then, the man spoke, adding a lot of vinegar and oil when he saw Fanka lazy and not working, and returned it to the boss and proprietress together. The consequences can be imagined. Where are the boss and the boss's wife still eating? The anger suddenly went up to the sky. The boss would go to the house to get a whip, and the boss even grabbed a fork from the table and rushed out. Naturally, the man was very happy, so he just went out arm in arm, because he didn't want to get stuck in death.
In the dim light, Fanka howled because he was next to the whip, but in his heart he wondered why the drunken boss and proprietress knew that he was lazy, and he never thought that the man would tell him. The boss was dressed heavily while beating, and he also scolded Fanka: "It's really against you to call you a sons of bitches lazy, not working, and dare to steal bread." Fanka can't deny being lazy, but where did he steal bread? Fanka really felt wronged. He held back his pain and said, "Boss, I didn't steal bread." Hearing this, the boss stopped his whip. "Really didn't steal it? ""really. I dare not steal bread even if you give me courage. " After hearing this, the boss became more and more wheezing. Fanka thought that the boss was tired, but the boss suddenly waved his arm and shone it on Fanka's leg. At first, Fanka thought it was a punch. Unexpectedly, Fanka felt heart-wrenching pain and blood suddenly penetrated Fanka's pants. It turned out that the boss stabbed the fork into Fanka's meat. "It's really backwards, and you dare to argue ..." The boss was a little tired. He ignored Fanka's wound and said to the man, "Put him in the stable." The man pretended to care about Fanka and said, "Boss, look at Fanka. It's so cold outside. Look ..." "Do what you are told!" The boss was still angry but tired, so he went back to the house.
When the boss left, the man looked back at Fanka, as if he had fainted. Looking at Fanka's bloody legs, the man gave me a smile. Thought: Farewell to Fanka, who told you to be so unlucky? Say that finish, he dragged Fanka and left. Not to the back door of the stable, but to the front door and the street.
Here's the plan, man. Van Gogh is injured and it's so cold outside. If he goes outside, he won't live. If the boss asks, tell him that he ran away and froze to death in the street. So Fanka was left by a buddy at a dumpster a few blocks away. Looking at Fanka's weak figure, the man smiled again. He didn't expect his plan to succeed so soon.
And Fanka, who is only nine years old, is walking towards death step by step. In his trembling mouth, there are two words-grandpa.
As the day dawned, Fanka slowly opened his tired eyes. But he didn't know that the boss and proprietress had been waiting for him to wake up in full gear. As soon as Fanka opened his eyes, the boss angrily shouted at Fanka, "Boy! How dare you be lazy and not work! Want to rebel? I'll beat you to death today! "
The "earthquake" started on the boss's side, and the "volcano" on the boss's side also erupted. The evil couple went forward to fight the defenseless Fanka together until they beat him black and blue and were raw.
After being beaten, Fanka was very sad and angry. He thought, "I can't stay here any longer. Grandpa may not receive my letter for a while, so I have to go back to the village on my own ... OK! Go tomorrow night! "
The next night, when Fanka finished his work, he saw the boss, proprietress and man in the shop sleeping, quietly took a pair of shoes in the shop and quickly escaped from Moscow.
He walked for three whole days, and it was not far from the village, but he was cold and hungry. One kilometer away from the village, he finally fell down.
As luck would have it, the loach just came out for food. When he saw his long-lost young master, he immediately dragged him home and asked his grandfather to take care of Xiaofanka, hoping that the young master would get better soon.
Fanka returned to his home and was very excited, because he could live with his grandfather again.
After two hours, Fanka woke up, and the boss and boss Liang looked at him angrily. The boss fought with a wooden stick, beating Fanka until his skin was raw, and he kept cursing: "You ate Xiong Xin leopard gall, and you were sleeping. Yes, I know that I am lazy, dare to tease me, and start to learn bad. " The boss's voice rose eight degrees.
Suddenly, the boss's "volcano" also erupted, grabbing Fanka's hair and beating her skinny and fragile Fanka with a belt, and Fanka fainted.
He finally woke up and rubbed the wound with the dirty back of his hand, which was like a knife cut. Fanka cried sadly, crying so sadly that even the stone would be moved by him.
His tears dried up and he was determined to escape. He ran out of the shop quickly and went straight to the village. Just as he ran to a place not far from the village, suddenly, he saw a very familiar and fierce face. Ah! It's the boss The boss pulled his hair back to the store and tied the weak Fanka to a branch and whipped it hard. How could Fanka stand such abuse? His eyes blurred, tears poured out, crying so sad, crying so sad. At this time, his eyes were black, and he couldn't see anything. He only saw his grandfather, Constantine Macarridge, coming to save him with a male dog loach and an old bitch, Kahidanka. Grandpa took Ariadne to court with a complaint, and Ariadne, the demon, was hanged on the spot, so that people bullied by him could come to him for revenge ...
Fanka wished to return to grandpa's side. He looked forward to it and said ...
"Bang-"The boss kicked the door open and saw Fanka hiding in a corner, sleeping. Suddenly, he flew into a rage and picked up a bucket of water and splashed it on Fanka. Fanka opened his sleepy eyes. He thought it was Grandpa who came to pick him up, and shouted, "Grandpa!" "grandpa