Read some original English

You can never have too much sky. You canfall asleep and wake up drunk on sky, and sky can keep you safe when you aresad. Here there is too much sadness and not enough sky. Butterflies too are fewand so are flowers and most thing That is beautiful. Still, we take what we can get and make the best of it

-Sandra Cisneros the house on Mango Street

You can never have too many skies. You can sleep under the sky and wake up drunk. The sky will comfort you when you are sad. But there is too much sadness, not enough sky, not enough butterflies and not enough flowers. Most beautiful things are not enough. So, we take what we can and enjoy it well.

-The Cabin on Mango Street by Sandra Sisneros

This year's Oscar-winning film, Moonlight, is regarded as a Hollywood-style "politically correct" film. The theme involves blacks and homosexuals, which can not be underestimated in the American film market, which also shows the improvement of the status of blacks or ethnic minorities.

when it comes to ethnic minorities, we have to mention Sandra Cisneros, a Mexican writer. Born in 1954, she lived in Mango Street, a Latin American immigrant community in Chicago. At the age of 3, she wrote a novel in poetic language-a hut on Mango Street, presenting the daily life of Mango Street to the world.

like anywhere else, there are always life and death, sorrows and joys in life. As a teenager, the author saw through "you can't have too much sky" a long time ago (the sky refers to God here). But when grief strikes, "the sky will comfort you." To some extent, this reveals a sense of helplessness of ethnic minorities in real life. In real life, no one gives comfort, so they turn to God for comfort. However, as optimistic people by nature, they still maintain an open-minded attitude towards life with so little income. "So, we take what we can and enjoy it well."

Like the young people of our time, Espe Lanza, who loves telling stories, is destined not to be tied up in the small mango street. Like young people of any age, she yearns for dreams and freedom.

One day I will pack my bags of books and paper. One day I will say goodbye to Mango. I am too strong for her to keep me here forever. One day I wi ll go away.

Friends and neighbors will say, What happened to that Esperanza? Where did she go with all those books and paper? Why did she march so far away?

they will not know I have gone away to come back. for the ones I left behind. for the ones who can't out.

one day I will put bags of books and papers into my bag. One day I will say goodbye to mango. I'm too strong for her to keep me forever. I will leave one day.

friends and neighbors will say, what happened to Espe Lanza? Where is she going with so many books and papers? Why did she go so far?

they won't know that I left to come back. For the people I left behind. For those who can't go out.

But leaving is to come back, because only after a certain distance and time, my hometown will be like Milan Kundera's saying, "In the afterglow of the sunset, everything will be. Including the gallows, are illuminated by the faint fragrance of nostalgia. "