Reflections on the story of rat's third son going to town
Granny Liu is a distant relative of the Jia family. As we all know, she has been in and out of rong family three times. For the first time, because of difficulties in family life, she went into Rong's house and asked Feng for money to support her life. The second time, after a bumper harvest year, she sent some local products to the Jia family as a distant relative's heart. The third time, after the fall of Jiafu, the orphans of Jiafu returned to their hometown to take refuge. In the 40th time back to Granny Liu's Grand View Garden, the author described Granny Liu's character incisively and vividly. At that time, in the name of returning Shi Xiangyun's seat, Jia Mu hosted a group of relatives in Daguan Garden. Granny Liu just sent some items, so Grandma Jia invited Granny Liu to have dinner with her. Imagine, in the Grand View Garden, which represents the highest glory of the Jia family, how incongruous it is for a most authoritative figure in the royal family to invite a humble peasant. However, the author's seemingly incongruous stroke has a profound intention. As one of the four big families at that time, our life was naturally extremely luxurious, but for all Jia people who were used to this luxurious life, it was a common occurrence. However, such a life is not only unheard of, but even unheard of for an ordinary farmer who faces loess all the year round. Grandmother Jia took her to enjoy the flowing water in the courtyard of Grand View Garden. I have seen the mothering villas in Yuan Fei, tasted the green tea brewed by Miaoyu nuns in Cui 'an Temple, listened to the dramas performed by civil servants who are specially invited artists in the Grand View Garden, appreciated the beautiful costumes and talents of all women, and tasted countless delicious dishes in the Grand View Garden. At the same time, she witnessed all kinds of luxury and ostentation that she had never seen in her life. In the present words, she opened her eyes, so Grandma Liu saw something she had never seen, heard something she had never eaten, and was always shocked and amazed by what she saw and heard. All these can't be expressed in words. She can only read countless religious words like "Amitabha" to describe her indescribable feelings. This is an ordinary person.