As long as I can remember, I remember that every year on the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, my mother would cook laba porridge for us. This Laba porridge is made of glutinous rice, brown sugar and eighteen kinds of dried fruits. Among the dried fruits, the big ones are red dates, longan, walnuts, ginkgo, almonds, chestnuts, peanuts and raisins. And the small ones are all kinds of beans and sesame seeds, which are very sweet and delicious. Mother cooks a big pot every year, which is not only eaten by the whole family, but also distributed to neighbors and relatives. Mother said: This Laba porridge was originally cooked by a Buddhist temple for offering sacrifices to the Buddha-eighteen kinds of dried fruits symbolize eighteen arhats. Later, this custom became popular among the people, because it is also a good way to save money to take this opportunity to clean the kitchen cupboard and cook these leftover miscellaneous fruits for children. Finally, she sighed and said, "My mother died in Laba, when I was only fourteen years old. After I fell on her and cried bitterly, I hurried to the kitchen to make breakfast for my father and brother. I also saw a small pot of Laba porridge she cooked yesterday on the stove. Now I still cook this Laba porridge every year, not to offer Buddha, but to commemorate my mother. " My mother died on1June 7, 930, which happened to be the Laba of the lunar calendar! At that time, I had my own home. In memory of my mother, I also cook Laba porridge on this day every year. Although I can't make up eighteen kinds of dried fruits, children still love them. After the Anti-Japanese War, we migrated north and south, sometimes abroad, especially in the last ten years. We hardly even have a "home", so we forgot the day of Laba. On the morning of Laba this year, I happened to see my third-generation children around the table, washing red dates and peeling peanuts. When they saw me coming, they all looked up and said, "Grandma, let's cook Laba porridge every year! Mom says this Laba porridge is delicious. You used to do it every year. " I smiled, thinking that these children are really greedy. I said, "That was when your mother was young. During the Anti-Japanese War, sweets were rarely eaten, and eating Laba porridge became a grand ceremony. Why are you still looking for this trouble? " They looked at each other and bowed their heads. A child said softly, "Mom and Menstruation said that your mother made Laba porridge every year in memory of her mother, and you made Laba porridge every year in memory of her. Now we cook Laba porridge every year to commemorate our beloved Premier Zhou and Grandpa Zhou! These red dates, peanuts, chestnuts and all kinds of beans that we can get together do not represent the eighteen arhats, but symbolize the young people in China who are ready to embark on various fronts in our generation. Everyone is closely, harmoniously and sweetly United ... "He took out a folded little calendar paper from his pocket and printed the words" December 8th of the first lunar year "on the bottom of 1976 1 8th of the month. He put this little piece of paper in front of me and said, "Look, my mother kept this. Grandpa Zhou's anniversary is Laba! " I didn't say anything, so I bowed my head and peeled peanuts with them.
1, how many generations of my family are involved in this article? Who wrote the boiled laba porridge?
2. Find the sentence that pays attention to the end.
3. Combining with the content of the article, analyze the psychology revealed by "suddenness".
Answer: 1 me, my mother, my grandmother, my third generation.
On the morning of Laba this year, I happened to see my third-generation children around the table, washing red dates and peeling peanuts.
It reflects my memory of my mother and Zhou Enlai.
Another question is multiple choice questions. Choose ze B.
As he pulled out a small piece of neatly folded calendar paper from his pocket, the words 1976 1 8/month "December 8 of the first year of the lunar calendar" were printed on the bottom. He put this little note in front of me and said, "Look, my mother kept it. Grandpa Zhou's taboo watch is Laba! " "
What kind of thoughts and feelings does this sentence express?
I wrote about my deep love and nostalgia for Grandpa Zhou!