My grandfather forced my mother to remarry, and my mother resisted desperately. My grandfather was very angry. He passed his anger on to his grandmother, beat her up, and stuck her hairpin deep into her scalp. Aletha avenged his grandmother by cutting her grandfather's favorite saint into pieces.
Aletha's parents died and became an orphan, but he didn't complain or give up on himself. He continued to work hard and struggle.
He lived a life supported by others, but he didn't escape from it. He is still happy and indomitable to his tragic fate.
Childhood is the work of Gorky, a famous Soviet writer. This novel is the first of three autobiographical novels written according to the author's own experience (the other two are On Earth and My University). Childhood told the author a painful childhood story. The hero's name is Alisha (Gorky's real name) and she went to her grandfather's house with her mother.
In a family full of cruelty and hatred, he realized the pain and ugliness of the world prematurely. The novel portrays a greedy, stingy, tyrannical and cruel grandmother, a generous, kind, intelligent and capable grandmother, as well as a simple little Zokan, an honest old worker grigori and an intellectual devoted to science, so that the hero of the novel maintains his courage and confidence in life in a dark and dirty environment and gradually grows into a mature person.