Excerpt from the wonderful fragments of "childhood"

"Childhoods" was a long novel written by the Soviet Union's Semelov. It was first published in 1936. The following are some highlights from the novel: " They came with a group of strangers, men and women, all wearing uniforms and masks. They brought a new way of life, a way of life without pain and fear." "I used to be a rich kid with everything. I could spend money to buy everything I wanted. I used to be in a high position, respected, and I could live without a care in the world. However, all of this changed a disaster that changed my fate." "Our childhood was wonderful, we were carefree, we didn't have any stress. We can play and do whatever we want. But when we grow up, we have to face all kinds of problems. We have to learn to live." "We were forced into society, forced to face reality. We must learn to earn money and live. Our childhood is gone. We must learn to cherish what we have." "Our childhood is wonderful. We should cherish it and never forget it. We should keep the memories of our beautiful childhood and strive to live a happy life."