When I ate Lamian Noodles &; Grandpa's grandpa's grandpa's grandpa's grandpa's grandpa.

I read two picture books on Thursday: When I Eat Lamian Noodles and Grandpa's Grandpa's Grandpa's Grandpa.

The authors of these two books are: Yoshifumi.

His painting style is naive and his brushwork is casual and rough, which is probably his first impression. If you observe carefully, you will find that the meticulous thoughts and subtle expressions in his paintings always capture the readers' hearts, which is where Yoshifumi is good at painting.

In addition, he is very good at representing children's lives, including family relations and family life. You will see subtle expressions on the faces of different family members, and these expressions flowing in the picture often tell the unspeakable affection, which is a very attractive part of his image performance.

If you read these two books carefully, you will find many different things and even fall in love with Yoshifumi's works.

When I eat Lamian Noodles.

The story begins with the scene of a little boy eating Lamian Noodles. At first, the color of the picture was light and bright yellow.

From the modern city symbolized by the toilet and network life, the picture came to villages, fishing villages, places that need to draw water by themselves but have no running water, and market towns. From light to heavy, the children in front are enjoying their childhood freely, while the children behind are tasting the various flavors of life prematurely.

The story reaches its climax on this page. There is only a small, motionless body on the silent earth, with yellow sand all over the sky and dark sky. Against the backdrop of the dark sky, feelings of depression, shock and sadness flooded my face.

This page is thoughtful and even sad. The author then uses two completely opposite pages to express the boy's story, leaving readers with endless imagination.

The story is back to the original point. At the same time, the situation of different children in different regions forms a concentric circle.

I went around and returned to the original place. Everything is the same, but this is not a dream, but a real existence in today's world. It turns out that although we are all on the same time line, we have happiness and jobs, but war and death are always inevitable.

In this way, the author established my connection with the world with his brush in a way that is easy to understand and close to children.

When I first opened this book, I thought it was just about what happened when a little boy was eating Lamian Noodles.

But after reading it, I found that at the same moment, everyone experienced something completely different.

I asked everyone to write down what they did at noon 12. Some people are eating, writing their own dishes and drinking a bowl of lotus root soup made yesterday. Other people call to confirm things at work ... I discuss things at work with others in front of the computer ...

When a child is doing one thing, others are doing different things. Some people are happy, some are sad, some are trying, some are running for their lives, and some are falling down. ...

When I turned to this page, my heart ached a little, and my little back fell in a desolate place. ...

At this time, I want to do something. What shall we do? Try our best to help some people in need.

Do something loving, pass on your love to your children, and sow the seeds of kindness.

I give everyone a piece of paper, make a greeting card, write a paragraph and give it to the person you want to give it to.

Grandpa's grandpa's grandpa's grandpa's grandpa's grandpa.

Yoshifumi's first picture book, Grandpa's Grandpa's Grandpa's Grandpa, presents a theme involving family history and human evolution in a very interesting way.

In addition to being funny, the author also carefully describes the long history created by "old ladies ... grandfathers". Page after page seems childish, but pays attention to the images with rich details, leading readers to cross just visiting, and even the various objects on the front and back cover pages are full of time tracks. As a result, readers are not only amused by the words in the book, but also get a glimpse of different times, which makes people have to admire Yoshifumi's creative skill when he first tried singing.

A lush tree seems to symbolize the endless life of human beings.

When reading this book to children for the first time, he pointed to the last monkey and said, "Grandpa Gorilla, Mom, look, this is Grandpa Gorilla."

Then I opened it and watched it every night before going to bed.

I never thought it would be easy to understand the origin of human beings in this way.

I invited Juan to read this book while leading everyone to read it. Juan saw that the book was full of the word "too", so he kept on reading until we were teased. Even photographer Michelle was attracted by my laughter.

Open the book and you can see that there are many old objects on the ring lining. Although we haven't seen some, there are also some things we used to have at home, such as sewing machines. Although it is very old, it can still be used, and it is still a butterfly brand, which brings back full memories.

There is a tree at the back of every page. The tree became smaller and smaller, and finally it became a newly sprouted seedling.

Min said, "it will be slow for snails to understand when they see snails and cats crossing the river with the little boy, but what about cats?"

"You can ask your Didi, maybe he knows the answer." I said.

Sometimes children have a clearer perspective than us, but they can see what we ignore at a glance.

This book is a history of human evolution from the front and a history of human evolution from the back. A picture book full of childlike interest and humor and rich background of the times.

Every page has a full historical background, which is worth exploring and discovering with our children.

Ending:

After reading these two books, everyone fell in love with Yoshifumi. The humorous and harmonious painting style and the family relationship reflected in the picture make everyone like it very much.

Juan said: Dad seldom accompanies his children.

Min said: be a good mother, and dad will naturally repay you.

I am very pleased to watch Min grow up. From the anxiety of my family when I first met her, I have become an independent and energetic woman now. Occasionally, I need her encouragement to move forward faster.

On the road of growing up, there are picture books, reading, and your company, and life becomes more abundant.

Thank you for your company and be ourselves.

Phoenix will come, and so will butterflies with flowers!