I read several books in winter vacation, and the one that attracted me most was The Wandering of Bitter Children. This book mainly describes that Remy was stolen by thieves when she was a child and put on the roadside in Paris, and Babelin's mother adopted her. But Babelin's father sold Remy to circus performer Vitris, and Remy and Vitris lived a wandering life from then on. Soon, Vitellis starved to death. The kind florist adopted poor Remy, and he lived there for a while. The flower farmer was in trouble, and Remy went wandering again. Later, Remy went through all kinds of hardships to find his mother.
Although little Remy has been wandering and suffering, his optimistic attitude towards life and unswerving sincere love have accompanied him through various difficulties. He is like the warm and bright sunshine melting the glacier mountains. I was moved by Remy's fearless spirit, and by Remy's eager to learn and full of filial piety. I am so happy compared with my bitter son. In the future, I will learn Remy's spirit of not being afraid of hardship and fatigue, repay those who have helped me with filial piety, and be diligent and studious.
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