To Kill a Mockingbird and To Kill a Mockingbird, the required novels for senior high school students, were written by American writer harper lee. This book is recognized as a classic of American literature and a must-read for primary and secondary schools in the United States, but its significance in the field of education has made it break through national boundaries and become one of the most famous bildungsroman in the world.
Story introduction
The story took place in a small town in the southern United States during the Great Depression in the 1930s. The little girl's father, Addicks, is a lawyer. When his father defended a framed black man, the life of this family began to change. Everyone in the town thought he was crazy, and all the troubles followed.
The child was insulted at school and thought that his father had lost face by "speaking for black people". The disappointed family was criticized by the people around them, but the pain came more from questioning justice: "This is not fair. When we go to court, everyone knows the truth, but some people will win because of established ignorance prejudice and arbitrary power. "