Twenty-five grams of sorrow, seventy-five grams of anger--After reading "Anne Diary"

The thin paper ended Anne's chapter, but it ignited my infinite anger and sorrow!

The Germans thus oppressed and deprived the Jews of everything, until they died.

The Germans and the war could not imagine the pain of the fish leaving the water, and the birds were helpless with their wings folded. There was a force in the small attic that was dying, but how could she get it in the face of the cold gunpoint?

This diary was a gift that Anne received on her birthday, and Annie liked it and named it Kitty. Ah! A white book has become Anne's spiritual companion for more than two years, and it is this companion that will leave Anne's eternal life!

Anne writes a diary every day, and writes down her feelings, thoughts, and things around her. Every bit of Kitty highlights the cruelty and viciousness of the Germans. What impressed me most in the diary is:

"One-on-one autocratic laws are especially bad for Jews. Jews must wear a star sign, they must hand over their bicycles, and no more electric vehicles, not to mention cars. Jews can only be from three to five. Between the points - and in the Jewish shop - buy things. You can't walk on the street after 8 pm, and you won't be in the garden or on the balcony after this. Jews are not allowed to enter the theater or enter the cinema. Others Entertainment venues are not allowed to get involved. They are not allowed to swim, play tennis and hockey, and they are not allowed to do sports again. Jews are not allowed to enter Christianity, Jewish children must go to Jewish schools. Now we are living under such a large ban. Pi always said: 'I have no confidence in everything, because I am always afraid, it is forbidden...'"

No, no, no, no, how can the Jews live, the Germans, the Germans, think about it, if you are imprisoned, what will you do, fierce resistance? Everyone is equal. Why do you want to set so many rules for the Jews? Are Jews slaves? Are they not people? Everyone must survive. No one in this society can restrict the rights of others. Ok?

When I calm down my mind and go back to the first page and think about Anne carefully, I really admire her. Her strength and courage are what we should learn. It may be easy to talk about it, but if we really meet it, there will be no "dominant".

On July 8, 1942, Anne said to Kitty: "It seems to have been a few years between Sunday and today. There have been many things happening, as if it has fallen into the sky! But Kitty, I am still alive, my father said, this is the most important thing." "I am still alive, this is the most important thing." Let my heart tremble, living is so happy - for the Jews at the time Said. Now we are constantly venting our material dissatisfaction and complaining about the various kinds of schools. When we read "Annie's Diary", we know that children live in such an environment, in what kind of environment, do their homework, even Some children are afraid to go to school. They look at the "world famous works", "mathematical formulas", "scientific reason" and "English words" at home. They are not eating food in front of them. They are willing to reach out and struggle, but what about us? Are these not clearly stated before us? And what attitude do we use to treat it?

On July 9th, 1942 to the 9th of the month, the Anne family had been rushing to the place where they thought they were safe to hide until the 10th of the month. It was in the warehouse of Anne’s father’s company. The simple house made Anne feel bored, but it was here. In the boring warehouse, I painted Kitty's "like look" and wrote the perfect movie of "Annie's Diary" for more than two years!

Anne regarded the warehouse life of more than two years as a thrilling and interesting adventure. She naively imagined that the adventure was not expected. On August 4, 1944, the police entered the back room and arrested all the hiding. Send them to the concentration camps in Germany and the Netherlands.

"The 'back room' was looted by the enemy. Mip and Ellie found "Annie's Diary" in some of the books, magazines and newspapers left behind, and printed the original text"

In the "hidden", only Anne's father was able to survive. Clarer and Covers experienced a hardship and survived at the Dutch concentration camp and returned home. Anne died in March 1945, two months before liberation, at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.

Although Anne died, her diary is alive and will live until the end of the world!

How do you miss the joy of the water when the fish leave the water?

How do you miss the freedom of the sky when the bird breaks its wings?

The kite broke the rope, how do you miss the master’s tie?

And when people are "captured", how eager to get released

But just struggling, just struggling

Gradually, slowly...

People just obey, just, just obey...

Is it because you are used to it?

Something makes people breathless,

Can't tell if it is material or psychological

Slowly they feel tired

Just smile and see the distance

A dazzling rainbow has been set up in the distance.

They thought about it carefully

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The sky is still blue, the water is still clear, the clouds are still white, people are still affectionate, the days are still like this, day by day.

They have never changed for anyone, never sad...

I think after this, the Jews will enjoy life better, and feel the peace and quiet in life, so they will live a happy life!

"Sunshine is always in the rain, there is a clear sky on the dark clouds, cherish all the touch, every hope is in your hands, the sun is always in the rain, please believe that there are rainbows, the wind and rain are accepted, I will always be around you

The sun is always after the storm, there is a clear sky on the dark clouds, cherish all the touch, every hope is in your hands..."

Yuhang Shulan Experimental School, Yuhang District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China