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《故乡》备课资料-免费语文教学资源（Materials for preparing lessons in hometown -- free Chinese teaching resources） Hometown preparation data - free teaching resources of middle school Chinese Web page | papers in light of heart from care download | courseware download | teaching | teaching material | The composition | | preparation center | | learning channel | senior high school entrance examination exam teacher | extracurricular reading | member area Hometown preparation materials Author: Accession date: 08-09-04 The complete explanation of the text of hometown Basic knowledge and relevant background] 1. words accumulation Hu: dark grey. The meaning of desolation and desolation. Work: make a living. Gratuitous. X n: regular connected spring tide rising tide. Wake up and reappear. Your cat ran: surprised. Disdain: despise. Laugh laugh: at ch. Thurso: huddle, body with cold, and frightened or curled up and shake. W: ng: so have lost heart like what. Diaphragm: each others thoughts and feelings are not interlinked. Fourth Z. Su: indulgence, violent. 2. writers and works Lu Xun (1881~1936), whose real name is Zhou Shuren, is a great litterateur, thinker and revolutionist of Shaoxing city of Zhejiang Province, and the founder of Chinese modern literature. The representative work has the first vernacular novel Diary of a madman in the history of modern Chinese literature, the novella Ah Q. In the novel cry, wandering and new stories, prose anthology chaohuaxishi prose poems, weeds and many books of essays, in the complete works of Lu Xun. This article was written in 1930. 3. background links Hometown in 1919 at the beginning of December, the author returned home contact characters and events from Beijing as material, in early 1921, but summarized in 1921 thirty years ago, especially after the revolution of ten years old China rural increasingly dilapidated, farmer life is impoverished history, reflects the era of society look. After the revolution of 1911, the Chinese people were still