After Ashima moved to New York with her husband who read pHD, away from home relatives and friends, everything around them was strange and strange, and the biggest obstacle was naturally loneliness. I seemed to see myself in Ashima's lonely and helpless eyes. Four years ago When I first came to New York, people who had never experienced the feeling of hysteria, loneliness and despair would not realize it. Ashoke is a good husband, a typical kind-hearted intellectual type. When Ashima hid in the bathroom and cried secretly, Ashoke coaxed her to open the door. The scene was very warm, there were no sweet words, just silly and softly repeated calls: Ashima, Ashima, Crazy Ashima, my Ashima, My baby, Crazy girl.. At last Ashima finally broke down and laughed. Accompanied by the birth of Gogol , Ashima has also become more and more adapted to life in the United States. The family moved into the house. Gogol grew up and became a handsome boy, which really complied with the "ladies-killer" mentioned by his neighbors. Gogol was born in the United States and grew up in the United States. His way of thinking and behavior are exactly the same as other American children, except that he has an Indian face. His sister also dresses up weird and avant-garde like other American girls. This is in sharp contrast to the traditional conservative Ashima and Ashoke. Gogol's sweetheart in Yale is a beautiful white girl. Although Ashima and Ashoke hope their son can marry a Bengali as a wife, they still respect their son's choice. A few years ago, the family returned to their hometown experience let Gogol see Taj-ul-Masajid, a luxurious mosque built by an Indian king for his beloved wife in the past, Gogol was deeply attracted by architecture and decided to major in architecture. Gogol took his girlfriend home to meet his parents, and then went to his girlfriend's parents' house. On the weekend, Ashima told her son to call her when he arrived, but Gogol only cared about enjoying love with his girlfriend, and put the phone call behind him early. The mother was worried about her children, but the mother was not worried about her children. Ashoke had a heart attack when he was teaching in a foreign state. He died. After receiving a call from his sister, Gogol, who was on his way with his girlfriend, regretted it. He broke up with his girlfriend and had his hair cut off. From then on, Gogol began to re-examine himself and slowly understood himself. Father....
At this point, I suddenly can’t write anymore. Look at the friends around, there are Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Burmese, Indians. Most of them were born in the United States. Some of them immigrated with their parents when they were young. I believe they are here Experiencing a dual-cultural life, at the same time, they all have been confused about their identity. In fact, they are all lucky, because it is their parents or grandparents that are really not easy. Only the first generation of immigrants can truly experience the hardships. Spicy... After
watching the movie, I called my mother and told her that everything was fine. You should know that the only people who really care about you may be your parents. Just like Ashima said at the end, I always wanted to live with Ashoke."6 months in America, 6 months in India" I hope my parents can spend half of the year in Dalian, and spend the other half of the year in the United States to help me look after my children (if I have one...) Haha.
Actually see Ashoke and Ashima have been inseparable from each other until the last moment of their lives. There is an inexplicable touch in their hearts. After so many years, the husband still loves his wife deeply. When the passion fades, how many people can keep the promise of life ?
does not hide the storm had
no ups and downs do not have to go
so peace of mind to hold your hand
do not think that should not go back
maybe pull the hand of hand
pre-existence is not necessarily good to go
way might have accompanied the
life even busier
so brought the hand succeed
next life to go with
it have with the road
did not look back years may
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