. "Zou" describes _ _ _ _ _ among family members, reveals _ _ _ _ _ _ about life, and emphasizes a traditional virtue of _ _ _ _ _ _.

Walking describes the harmonious relationship between family members, reveals the sense of mission to life, and emphasizes the traditional virtues of understanding and consideration.

Walking is an essay written by contemporary writer Mo Huaiqi at 1985. In this article, a family of three generations and four people walked, which aroused the author's "sense of life" and expressed the deep affection between mother and son, father and son, and grandparents and grandchildren.

Extended data

Writing characteristics

1, Zou has a description of early spring, which plays a foil role to the full text.

The first place is the description of the fields in the early spring in the south: "a large area of new green", "some are thick, some are light", "the buds on the trees are dense" and "the winter water in the fields is bubbling". These bubbles of "new green", "green shoots" and "winter water" are clearly the expression of the breath of spring, showing unstoppable vitality. This is a song, a praise of life.

The second place describes the distant scenery of the path my mother expected: golden cauliflower, neat mulberry trees and sparkling fish ponds. These are all written with the breath of spring, spring is calling and life is calling. What is left between the lines is a kind of love for life and a treasure for life.

There are many symmetrical sentences in walking.

"Mom has to take the main road, the main road is clear, and the son has to take the path, which is interesting" and so on. The author uses symmetrical sentences to set each other off. The language is simple, but it contains rich ideological connotations.

3. Lowercase.

Walking embodies the social theme of respecting the old and loving the young by describing the little things in life.