Childhood in Yasunari Kawabata´s The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket and Alice Walker´s The Flowers

By observing insects, he chased the children with beautiful lanterns at Yasunari Kawabata's "Grasshopper and Crickle Bell" to express the theme of the story of his story. In many cases, strongly innocent childhood and subjects (1) "Fairy tale scenes" to suggest "Walker Kawabata" and vivid details, "Flickering lanterns together with lonely slopes, children" By comparing Kawabata Yasunari When referring to emotions related to childhood and simple end of their story, use symbolic literacy rate.

Yasunari Kawabata written by Bell cricket and grasshopper "Grasshopper and Bell cricket" is very philosophical and uses economical symbols written in many euphemisms and in writing. Visual literary work "蚱蜢 and cricket". Kawabata Yasunari is rich in content, simple in expression, and leads to a new culture that has never been experienced. Until you realize it at a deeper level, at first glance, it seems easy ... village cricket game McDonald's village cricket game is an excerpt from his satirical piece - "England, they background in England against the British village. This story is a portrayal of the village cricket game witnessed by the Scottish Donald Emerson who lives in the UK. The beginning of the story represents the village where the cricket game is held. In this area, groups of people in the village are patiently waiting for the start of the game.

"Yu and Bell cricket" written by Yasunari Kawabata is a story of a novel written in the story of a third party. When placing the position as the narrator of the author, he describes what he saw in a group of young neighborhood children when they play along the riverbank at night. Looking at the passion and enthusiasm they have, he pointed out that children are very cautious about the production of lanterns, but apparently they are looking for coastal and bush insects.

Alice Walker's "Flower" is a short story that Alice Walker wrote. Walker is an African-American writer, especially famous all over the world for this movie. The color is purple. Mr. Walker is very interested in the history of human rights, especially the history of women in Black Americans. Her work often reflects this interest, and usually has a dual meaning. Walker explains the struggle of a black woman in her book, "flower" is no exception.