c1: truyện ngắn

c2: tự sự

c3: - ẩn dụ “ cảnh xế muộn chợ chiều cả rồi“

-tác dụng

+Diễn tả sinh động, gợi hình cảnh đời và tình cảnh của hai con người đã qua thời trẻ trung.

+Gợi sự bình dị, mộc mạc, chấp nhận nhau của đôi vợ chồng nghèo.

+Tăng tính gợi cảm và chất trữ tình cho lời kể

c4 : Văn bản kể về nỗi đau thương tột cùng của người cha khi mất con trong nạn lũ, đồng thời thể hiện tình người, tình cha con sâu sắc và niềm xót xa trước những mất mát của con người trong thiên tai.

c5: Em ấn tượng nhất với chi tiết “Anh ghé vai, xốc con bé lên. Hai tay nó còn mềm hơi nóng. Nhưng hai chân đã cứng nhẵng.”

→ Vì chi tiết này gợi cảm xúc xót xa, thương tâm, diễn tả nỗi đau đớn tột cùng của người cha khi bế đứa con vừa chết. Hình ảnh chân con cứng nhẵng đối lập với tay còn mềm khiến nỗi đau càng day dứt hơn.

In recent years, many young Vietnamese people have started celebrating festivals such as Christmas and Halloween. While some people worry that these foreign holidays may weaken traditional Vietnamese culture, I believe that celebrating them brings more benefits than harm.

Firstly, these festivals provide young people with opportunities to relax, have fun, and express creativity. For example, Halloween allows students to dress up, decorate, and enjoy parties, which helps reduce stress after school or work. Christmas, though not a traditional holiday in Vietnam, encourages people to share love and kindness, values that are universal and positive.

Secondly, joining global celebrations helps Vietnam become more open and integrated with the world. Experiencing different customs allows young people to understand other cultures better and develop a more global mindset — something essential in today’s interconnected world.

Of course, it is important to continue preserving Vietnamese traditions such as Tết and Mid-Autumn Festival. However, embracing new cultural events does not mean forgetting our own. In my opinion, celebrating both local and foreign festivals makes Vietnam’s culture richer and more diverse.

Walt Disney is famous around the world for creating Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and many other beloved cartoon characters, as well as for founding Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

Childhood and education

He was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5, 1901.

He attended McKinley High School in Chicago, where he took drawing and photography classes. Later, he also studied at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts.

Achievements

He was a very successful film-maker, who created the first synchronized sound and color cartoons, including Steamboat Willie (1928) and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), the first full-length animated feature film.

Apart from making films, he was also famous for creating Disneyland (1955) and Walt Disney World (opened in 1971, after his death).

Family

He had four siblings (three brothers and one sister).

He married Lillian Bounds in 1925, and they had two daughters: Diane and Sharon.

Death and the continued success of The Walt Disney Studios

He died in Burbank, California, on December 15, 1966, at the age of 65.

Even after his death, The Walt Disney Studios has continued to grow and remains one of the largest and most influential entertainment companies in the world.