The sugar that grows up is in a hurry to read the answer! 1. At the beginning of the article, the author mentioned Mia's novel,'Candy'. What's the use of that…

If hunger is the key word for children born in the 1960s, then the key word for our children is sugar. The novel that Mianmian, a female author born in 1970, who is my age, became famous for is called " sugar." I haven't read this book, so I don't know how much it has to do with sugar. However, I could feel the allure of the word " sugar " to Mianmian. This was something that children nowadays could not imagine. After the children who were older than us struggled out of the shadow of hunger, the sugar began to flicker in our eyes. They were hidden in the corner of the locked drawer in the mysterious pocket of the adult, and had become wet and sticky because of their long-term collection. They only showed their extraordinary appearance occasionally when they were celebrating and when the adult returned from business trips. At that time, there were very few varieties of sugar. Other than fruit candy and peanut candy, there was only pagoda candy used to repel roundworms. However, it might be more accurate to call it medicine. The rest were popular rock sugar, hawthorn, and red sugar that pregnant women could eat. There was always a line of saliva between them and our mouths. Stealing melons, peaches, dates, and sugar cane became popular elements in children's literature. In my grandmother's hometown, there are two kinds of plants that can provide sugar. My sense of familiarity with the field may have originated from a warm memory: we lay on the field covered with soft grass in autumn or winter, crawling forward like deminers, looking for a plant with roots the size of a thumb and shaped like a radish. No one knew its scientific name. Their green-striped leaves swayed in the breeze on the ground. We could distinguish them from other plants at a glance even if we were a meter away. Then we took out a pen knife and carefully dug out the roots. The skin was dark brown, but the flesh was full and white. It was sweet and sweet to bite. This was the sugar hidden underground. Even the sugar in the sky could not escape our tongues. It hung on the hair tips of the winter firs, which were as thin as needles. It was shaped like dewdrops and colored like turpentine. It was unknown whether it was the secretion of the firs or the feces of bees or other insects. When it was pulled off and put to the lips, it was sweeter than sugar. However, it had the green taste of the firs and numbed the tongue. My reeds grow in the May breeze, their leaves tender green, plump and light, radiating the unique brilliance of all new things in the sun. When it grew to my waist height, it almost occupied my entire life. I suddenly couldn't face the situation where it was about to grow up-could I really bear to eat it? Months of anticipation had made expectations more important than results. I didn't know what I would do if I didn't water it; I was more worried that someone would find out my secret and steal the fruit of the harvest. It had grown into a beautiful girl and couldn't be hidden even if I wanted to. More and more, I appeared by the pond, watering it, or sitting across the pond to watch it dance in the sun. Sometimes I came over to take a look at it at night. It didn't matter if I couldn't see it clearly. I could smell its fresh smell that was different from the weeds. This smell could make me extremely intoxicated in the early summer nights. The last time I watered the reeds was on a Sunday. As usual, I leaned down to the water's edge, with my right foot down and my left foot squatting on top to stabilize my center of gravity. The slope of the pond was more than a meter long. Due to the rain the day before, the foot pits I used to step on became very slippery. When I bent down to hold the water, my right foot slipped out of the foot pit. The loose soil by the water could not bear my weight at all, and I suddenly lost my center of gravity. After my mind went blank for a second, I saw a whirlpool above my head. Above the whirlpool was the blue sky. It spun rapidly and flew away. At that time, I didn't know how to swim. I could only instinctively move my arms to slow down the sinking speed. My arms bought time for the people who saved me. They were a few female middle school students who were washing clothes opposite. The memory of this incident ended when my mother appeared. Her happy and angry look made my body tremble even more than when I had just fished it out of the water. I can't remember what happened after that. Anyway, I didn't eat the reed that condensed my countless efforts. This was the closest I've ever been to the candy I planted, and also the closest I've ever been to death. Nowadays, the keyword of children's childhood was definitely not sugar. So it was a KFC video game? I can't say. Because my childhood was in the 1970s, when snacks and toys were scarce. I was just a child who grew up looking up to sugar.
2. The desire for sugar made me rack my brains. Please find out what I did in the article. 3. They were hidden in the mysterious pockets of adults, in the corner of locked drawers, which had become damp and slippery from being kept for too long. They were hidden in the pockets of adults, in the corner of locked drawers, in the corner of locked drawers, in the corner of locked drawers. Only when the festive and adults return from business trips, I am like a sea lion with a piece of rock sugar that is almost beyond the capacity of the mouth. I came out of the kitchen with a mysterious expression. I wanted to pay attention to the ground and was afraid that the melted sugar juice would overflow from my mouth. It was extremely funny.

Answer 1

At the beginning of the article, the author mentioned that the female "sugar" usually had the following possible effects:

(1) to set the stage for the following story so that the readers will be interested in the plot and characters of the novel;
2. introduce the background and theme of the novel to the readers so that they can better understand the meaning of the novel;
3. use metaphor to express the author's thoughts or feelings;
4. improve the literary quality and writing level of the article.

To be specific, if the author had mentioned 'Candy' at the beginning of the article, it could have the following possible effects:

1. To pave the way for the readers to better understand the plot and characters of Mia's novel,'Candy';
2. Use the metaphor of "Candy" to express the author's thoughts or feelings;
3. improve the literary quality and writing level of the article.

Of course, the specific usage still needed to be judged according to the plot and background of the article.