The Exposition of John Steinbeck

My favorite story is "chrysanthemum". There are two different versions of "chrysanthemum". There is a difference, but the difference is not enough to change the basic relationship of the story. The short story I would like to discuss is "Changgu". (French 183, Parani 210-211) John Steinbeck uses core symbolism to make his story visually and very detailed. He uses naturalism and shows the physical nature of the character.

John Steinbeck, John (February 27, 1902 to December 1968), writer John Ernst Steinbeck's son, John Ernst Steinbeck, businessman, accountant and manager, former teacher Olive Hamilton. When I was a child raised in the fertile and beautiful Salinas Valley known as the "National salad bowl" in the early 2000s, Steinbeck learned to understand his environment as well as the green hills around Salinas and on the Pacific coast My family nearby kept his summer vacation. In the opening chapter of East of Eden (1952), he wrote as follows. "I recall that my childhood name was grass and a secret flower." And what is the taste of trees and the seasons? "This sharp, shy, often mischievous son will have a happy childhood in most cases. Two sisters, one sister, one confident mother, quiet, Self-sufficiency father

On February 27, 1906, John Steinbeck was born in Salinas, California. He is John Ernst Steinbeck and Oliver Hamilton's only son and the third child. Steinbeck's father has a comfortable Victorian house in Salinas. John's father runs a Sperry Flower Mill. Steinbeck's business was very good, settled in a good house, and economic problems were rare, but due to economic difficulties John's father was dismissed. Steinbeck's father opened a shop for feed and grain and decided to do business on his own. The store struggled to survive and ultimately failed perfectly. John's father's best friend found his work as a Spreckles Sugar Company account. "He found a job, but John's father was greatly hurt by losing his job" (Stephen)